Martha Stewart Criticizes Netflix Documentary, Suggests Sequel

Martha Stewart voices dissatisfaction with R.J. Cutler's documentary, citing omitted life details and creative differences.

Martha Stewart expressed her displeasure with the Netflix documentary about her life, directed by R.J. Cutler, particularly criticizing the film's second half and its portrayal of her.
Stewart was unhappy with the documentary's score, preferring hip-hop music from artists like Snoop Dogg instead of the classical music used.
She felt significant parts of her life were left out, including her family and achievements, and suggested a sequel to cover these aspects.
Despite her criticisms, Stewart acknowledged that some positive elements emerged from the documentary, inspiring young women with its portrayal of her resilience.
Director R.J. Cutler defended his creative decisions, emphasizing the challenges of maintaining objectivity and artistic integrity while being empathetic to the subject.