The “Untold Story” method of sharing the unknown side of stars, celebrities, public figures, sports-person, etc., has become quite trending in the last few years. The same goes for the Caitlyn Jenner documentary. But what exactly is an untold story, and why is it made?
What is an “Untold Story”, and how is it different from a regular movie/show?
Untold Story is a method of shooting a movie/documentary or other forms of film. It includes a person’s life events, tragedies (if any), difficulties faced in early life before becoming a known face. And other information that’s otherwise isn’t available anywhere publicly.
In a few cases, untold stories are also made to improve someone’s image by altering facts and giving the audience an emotional cooked up story to overcome a damaged social image. So yes, we can’t always blindly rely on “real incidents” as it might just be an attempt to dent-paint a wrecked persona. But don’t be afraid. This is super rare as no one is willing to further destroy their image by trying to release a fake documentary. It isn’t easy to fake something that never happened, or alter facts, socially if you’re a known public figure.
But who is Caitlyn Jenner in the Untold documentary?
William Bruce Jenner was born in Mount Kisco, New York, on October 28, 1949. Bruce Jenner was her name until June of 2015. Esther Ruth (née McGuire) and arborist William Hugh Jenner are her parents. She has English, Scottish, Irish, Dutch, and Welsh ancestry. Jenner’s brother Burt died in a vehicle accident near Canton, Connecticut, on November 30, 1976. Dyslexia was discovered in Jenner as a youngster, and she was treated for it.
Since coming out as transgender in April 2015, Jenner has gone by her new name. As part of her gender change, she appeared in the reality series I Am Cait, which aired from 2015 to 2016. They call her the most well-known transgender lady in the world, and for a good reason. However, Jenner’s stance on transgender issues has been challenged by a number of prominent transgender and LGBTQ+ advocates.
As a Christian Republican, Jenner’s views are similar to those of President Donald Trump. According to her, she is a social liberal and an economic conservative at the same time. According to her, “I’ve received more criticism for being a conservative Republican than I have for being transgender”. In the 2016 Republican presidential primary, Jenner admired Ted Cruz, but she did not endorse him. I Am Cait star Kendall Jenner remarked on her reality programme I Am Cait: “I don’t endorse Donald Trump, but I believe he would be excellent for women’s problems. The reality star claimed to have voted for Donald Trump in the 2016 presidential election, despite the fact that, according to Politico, she never cast a ballot.
All About Untold: Caitlyn Jenner Documentary.
The documentary primarily revolves around Caitlyn winning in the Olympics as well as embracing her true self and finding more meaning in life than ever.
There are several facets to Caitlyn Jenner’s life. She was an Olympic gold medallist in the decathlon and a reality television celebrity. Transgender icon, she is maybe most recognised for being one of the most well-known transgender celebrities. Yet, in spite of the fact that Jenner has been prominent in the media for decades, very few people know who she is behind all of the headlines. Netflix’s new series of sports-related documentaries, which includes Caitlyn Jenner, aims to alter that with its third part on the subject.
Directed by Crystal Moselle, the documentary is rated 16+ and will only take 1 hour and 10 minutes of your time! Released on August 24, 2021, the documentary is available on Netflix exclusively.
It’s rated as 6.2 on IMDB as of September 2021, but we get it. Such documentaries aren’t to everyone’s taste. It isn’t for entertainment, after all, but to educate the audience about a public figure.
Wrapping Up
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