Overview
- Netflix will premiere the career-spanning documentary on Wednesday, November 12, as a single feature rather than a series.
- Ahead of release, Murphy tells USA Today he has paid for many funerals, does not attend services, and wants immediate cremation with no memorial.
- Entertainment Weekly spotlights a brief moment in which Murphy speaks vulnerably about missing his late brother Charlie, who appears via archival footage.
- The documentary features interviews with Dave Chappelle, Chris Rock, Kevin Hart, Jamie Foxx, Pete Davidson, Tracy Morgan, Tracee Ellis Ross, Jerry Seinfeld, and others.
- Previews emphasize rare home access and personal history, including his parents’ divorce, his father’s killing, and the steady guidance of stepfather Vernon Lynch.