Though the documentary was completed, Prince’s estate was unhappy with the complicated portrait of the artist.
Though the documentary was completed, Prince’s estate was unhappy with the complicated portrait of the artist.
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Netflix definitely wanted to debut Ezra Edelman’s nine-hour-long documentary chronicling Prince’s life, but that won’t be happening thanks to the late singer’s estate.
Though Edelman’s untitled documentary was already completed, Netflix announced on Thursday that it has “come to a mutual agreement” with Prince’s estate to keep the film
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