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Jane Goodall’s Final Interview Releases on Netflix Following Her Death at 91

The posthumous episode presents her closing appeal for hope, urging individual action to safeguard the planet.

Jane Goodall is pictured in the premiere episode of the Netflix series “Famous Last Words.” Her interview was conducted in March and held until just after her death. (Netflix)
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Overview

  • The Jane Goodall Institute confirmed on Oct. 1 that Goodall died of natural causes in California while on a U.S. speaking tour, with her longtime assistant noting she was working hours before the announcement.
  • Netflix posted the inaugural episode of its Famous Last Words series featuring Goodall, recorded in March in a closed-door session with interviewer and executive producer Brad Falchuk using remotely operated cameras.
  • In her remarks, Goodall tells viewers their lives matter and that daily choices can make a positive difference, framing hope as essential to confronting environmental crises.
  • Coverage highlights her pioneering research at Gombe beginning in 1960, her documentation of chimpanzee tool use, and the global conservation work advanced through the Jane Goodall Institute and Roots & Shoots.
  • Tributes from public figures including Leonardo DiCaprio, Jane Fonda, Prince Harry and David Attenborough praised her scientific impact and advocacy as her organizations continue their programs worldwide.