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celebrities19h ago
Diddy Slams Netflix Documentary as ‘Shameful Hit Piece’ With ‘Stolen Footage That Was Never Authorized for Release’: ‘It Is Unfair and Illegal’
- Diddy condemns Netflix's Sean Combs: The Reckoning as a 'shameful hit piece' using allegedly stolen footage.
- Netflix says it obtained the footage legally and kept the filmmaker's identity confidential.
- Sean Combs’ legal team and representatives challenge the project as unfair and sensationalized.
- Netflix’s response notes that the company sought interviews and rights from Combs’ legal team but did not receive comment.
- The article links the dispute to wider media moves and other related projects, including Whitney Leavitt's Broadway debut.
- The report notes that the doc looks at Combs’ life story through a lens of access to private material.
- The piece highlights the tension between creative control and rights over private footage in streaming projects.
- There is a sense of ongoing scrutiny as Netflix’s teaser and public statements frame the event as a standard rights-driven production matter.
- The coverage positions the Netflix project within a broader debate over truth and representation in celebrity documentaries.
- The article mentions the premiere timing and context around Combs’ arrest history as part of the doc’s narrative.
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