David Beckham, a renowned former soccer player, along with Netflix’s head of content, Bela Bajaria, offered a glimpse into what we can anticipate from an upcoming documentary focusing on his wife, Victoria, during a teaser session held on Tuesday.
As a devoted admirer, I’d express it like this: “I can vouch that the former Spice Girl is one of the most dedicated women I’ve come across. This was shared during an intimate discussion at the MIP London content and networking event on Tuesday.
He mentioned that viewing this documentary will offer a fresh perspective on her. People will get to witness the dedication she pours into her business, personal life, and family. The various aspects of her life portrayed in the documentary are likely to astound many, as they’ll see the incredible juggling act she performs.
He went on, mentioning her fashion empire: “I believe with Victoria, some might assume, ‘Ah, she launched a brand and it’s been effortless,’ but she’s been working tirelessly to construct this for years. I feel this will highlight that. She has a quick, humorous personality – quite funny, though not as amusing as myself [Laughs].
He additionally mentioned Studio 99, his content creation studio, which debuted in 2019. This studio handles both editorial and commercial production, focusing on creating and broadcasting documentaries, series, and formats for international platforms and networks such as Netflix, Disney+, and Amazon’s Prime Video.
David Beckham shared his thoughts on the public response to his Emmy-winning documentary “Beckham” on Netflix (produced by Studio 99). Despite admitting he didn’t enjoy the production process, he found the most rewarding aspect was seeing how many people watched it, appreciated it, and gained something from it. As Director Fisher Stevens asked about control over editing, Beckham replied he wanted none, believing it should be left to Stevens for authenticity, openness, and honesty. He felt they achieved this.
He mentioned that it was challenging to talk about certain topics because much of the video and archival material was new to him. Watching it for the first time… Well, I might be overstepping, but when I initially saw a few clips, I had a moment of doubt, thinking perhaps I’d erred in creating this.
For the initial fifteen minutes, the conversation centered around Bajaria’s playful inquiries, including Beckham’s preferred movie (Ratatouille), his impending fiftieth birthday (which he seems unenthusiastic about Victoria planning), and the viral Hugo Boss ad where he showcased his physique at fifty – an experience he hadn’t been particularly excited about in advance.
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2025-02-25 14:54