AngelsWin Today: New Documentary in Theatres Soon - "Facing Nolan" - Update: Now on Netflix

[Sully151]

For whom the Netflix plays.

[AngelsLakersFan]

11 hours ago, Puget Sound Angel said:

Have to admit I did not are for it.

It was done too much from a hero worship perspective.

Not surprising because Ryan's sons were the producers and Nolan was the executive producer.

Lol, imagine paying your kids to make a movie about you.

[Chuck]

On 10/9/2022 at 2:14 AM, Puget Sound Angel said:

Have to admit I did not are for it.

It was done too much from a hero worship perspective.

Not surprising because Ryan's sons were the producers and Nolan was the executive producer.

It's a documentary, of course family and close loved ones are going to be involved. 

I'm sorry you didn't care for it. Everyone I talk to loved it and it's the #1 documentary on Netflix right now. 

[jsnpritchett]

8 minutes ago, Chuckster70 said:

It's a documentary, of course family and close loved ones are going to be involved. 

I'm sorry you didn't care for it. Everyone I talk to loved it and it's the #1 documentary on Netflix right now. 

One minor note: the title is just "Facing Nolan."  No "Ryan."  Might be worth changing the thread title.

[Chuck]

4 minutes ago, jsnpritchett said:

One minor note: the title is just "Facing Nolan."  No "Ryan."  Might be worth changing the thread title.

Thanks @jsnpritchett. I'm not sure how I missed that. 

[Chuck]

So I'm set to talk to the Director of Facing Nolan, Bradley Jackson, who also did Fox's exclusive interview with Shohei Ohtani and Ben Verlander set to be released later this month. 

If anyone has any questions for the director of this doc please post them here and I'll them to my list of questions. 

Thanks guys/gals. 

[Chuck]