'Beckham' on Netflix — it's all the things we already knew or didn't want to know anyway. Photo: Getty Images/Gareth Cattermole
The worlds of football, celebrities and beekeeping have been captivated by the release of a documentary about one of Britain's favorite sons of the sport and David Beckham's journey from the Wimbledon halfway line to his role as Qatar's representative.
His The four-part Netflix documentary aims to tell all about his life, fame and marriage. , but the only parties that will be truly satisfied are the Beckham family's accountants and fund managers.
A former gay icon, a one-man diplomatic corps and a mobile billboard produced a sentimental, self-serving falsehood. This is everything we already knew, or what we didn't want to know anyway. The question of whether he had an affair or not is a matter for anyone other than Beckham and his wife or not, but when you promise to badmouth yourself, you can't have it both ways by saying as little as possible.
A more interesting question than what happened or didn't happen to the cute young girl who reached a wider audience by manually extracting sperm from a pig on the Channel 5 reality show, of course, is how someone walked away from the cover of Attitude magazine . to transfer its fame and authority to Qatar, a country that is generally not very interested in Attitude magazine and what it represents. It's hard not to call him a hypocrite.
Beckham, who regularly promotes Qatar as a holiday destination, spent Sunday at the country's Formula Grand Prix -1. Posted by F1/Dan Istitene
Beckham, as seen here, is a rather absurd figure, as tasteless as he is unintentionally funny. The interview talks about how he likes to tidy up his sweaters and that he has a lot of tattoos. He and his wife were hurt when the newspapers said that he was up to something bad with his personal assistant, but in fact it was all the newspapers' fault, so everything is fine now.
He loves delicious barbecue. He has an extensive collection of knitwear, several sunglasses and all the major clothing groups including trousers, tops and underwear. Socks too. He is a lover of honey, bees and playing with Legos. This time it was an elderly Scotsman who shouted at him. He experimented with different hairstyles: long, short and even sometimes medium length. Football is good, although sometimes it can be bad.
Beckham and his wardrobe in a new documentary
The documentary reveals that while outsiders may think David's life was golden, he endured many hardships, including being forced to be friends with Gary Neville. He talks about battles with low mood and depression not, as one might expect from seeing a book with photographs of blurry elephants on his eldest son's coffee table, but after the removal of Diego Simeone. People have no doubt been completely unreasonably cruel to him about this, and perhaps if a person actually had to go through something like that in the public eye, they would end up thinking that they needed to keep an eye on Number 1 so that neither happened.< /p>
The country's once leading metrosexual, a close friend of Sir Elton John, became famous for having the Premier League footballer pose on the cover of a gay magazine. But his days of attacking the pink pound are undoubtedly long gone now that he has ties to Qatar.
While promoting his Netflix series, he began vigorously defending his commercial partners, saying: «I was talking members of the LGBTQ community when I was there and they said they were treated great and enjoyed the games.»
So it's ok then. He will probably claim that he is helping to create change from within, but this looks like wanting to create change from within a large bank vault full of money. Ultimately, he can find no better use of his cult status than to attract attention to himself in the most depressing ways possible. How much more money might he really need?
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