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Fisher, 59, defended the former footballer but also admitted that there were "other things" he had "to cut out" of the movie because "David just won't go there with me." Rebecca, 46, a David's assistant who worked as the administrator before going public with details of their suspected clandestine liaison in 2004, accuses him of 'portraying himself as the perpetrator' and shirking responsibility in the docuseries. But Fisher, 59, seemed to dismiss her allegations when it was said that David 'didn't come clean in the doc,' despite the WTF with Marc Maron podcast: 'He did.'

EXCLUSIVE: Close-up photos of the article appear in the four-part documentary, which was produced by Beckham's own firm and paints a flattering portrait of the former England captain. In the Daily Mirror, a front-page article titled MY SISTER DID HAVE A HELP WITH BECKS appeared the day after the scandal broke in April 2004. 'David Beckham and his personal assistant Rebecca Loos had an affair,' her brother said yesterday.' But Beckham, the first two lines of the headline, disappear, leaving only AFFAIR WITH BECKS.'

David, 48, and Victoria, 49, both give an intimate glimpse into their marriage and early dating, their family life, and David's football career, which premiered on October 4, as well as charting David's footballing career. When Beckham revealed his mental stability after he was named as "public enemy number one" when he was given a red card against Argentina in the 1998 World Cup, one of the show's most entertaining segments comes when he confesses to his mental health problems. Victoria Beckham shared how disgusted she was with then England boss Glen Hoddle, who 'failed to defend' a 23-year-old Beckham, debating her husband's trials. Fisher Stevens, a success actor and producer, reminisces on how his Netflix team tried to reach Hoddle'many times.'

With the information provided bare in their latest Netflix film BECKHAM, the Beckhams have left tongues wagging around the world. David, 48, shed a sly glance at the family's idyllic life in the countryside in the third episode of the show, which premiered earlier this week. The footballer's favorite spot in the house, which is their secondary home to their lavish mansion in London's Holland Park, revealed himself when escorting documentary maker Fisher Stevens around their rambling Cotswolds home.

Since the Netflix series was announced today, Beckham documentary viewers have been mocking Victoria for 'attempting to connect to the working class.' David, 48, and Victoria, 49, provide an intimate glimpse into their marriage and early marriage, their families' lives, as well as tracing David's footballing career. Victoria has mentioned one particular time in her life when she claims she is from a 'working class' family before David points out that her father used to drive her to school in a Rolls Royce.

As they dug into the series after it was announced on Wednesday, viewers of the tell-all BECKHAM documentary on Netflix are raving about David and Victoria's 'beautiful' love tale. David, 48, and Victoria, 49, respectively, give an intimate glimpse into their marriage and early marriage, their families' lives, and David's football career. Fans have been enjoying a glimpse of the pair's friendship, with one viewer even saying it has "made them believe in love again."

critics have lauded the four-part film as 'riveting,'candid, and the best sports documentary in years. David, 48, and Victoria, 49, both give an intimate glimpse into their marriage and early marriage, their families' lives, as well as charting David's footballing career. Several publications have lauded the performance, including The Telegraph, who called it a "heartbreaking portrayal of an unexpectedly complicated man."

It's a marriage that defies the odds, some 24-years after their ostentatious wedding at Luttrellstown Castle in Ireland's 15th century. Though other celebrity marriages took longer than expected, David and Victoria Beckham demonstrated that they are still committed to one another during their most recent public appearance on Tuesday evening. While attending the launch of the forthcoming Netflix documentary series BECKHAM at London's O2 Arena, the pair was aided by their four children and a number of celebrity friends.

In their latest four-part series on Netflix, the former Spice Girl describes the time when the couple was confronted with the alleged infidelity. Since Beckham has agreed to move from Manchester United to Real Madrid, the pair are seen candidly discussing the time in the Spanish capital. Victoria calls the episode "unhappiest in her life," while an emotional Beckham recalls his own personal agony of seeing his wife's heartache. Beckham has always denied the allegations, and rather than brushing the incident under the carpet, the couple takes it head-on.

The producer of the recent Beckham Netflix documentary has admitted that it was 'unpleasant' to ask David and Victoria about their marriage 'difficulties.' Since meeting in 1997, the fashion designer, 49, and the former footballer, 48, have been married for 24 years. However, in a new four-part tell-all about the former England player, the two celebrities shed light on their much-publicized marriage, including the difficult aspects of their marriage and the 'rumoured infidelity scandals.'

At the Warner Bros. Studio in Los Angeles, a massive fire brok out. Shortly after 2 p.m. PST, news of the fire began spreading on Twitter shortly before 2 p.m. PST. The current cause is unknown, but one Twitter user claimed to have heard a 'big boom' and that their power 'flickered.' According to an insider, a transformer reportedly blew, and the fire was declared a 'accident.' The fire has since been put out.

Fisher Stevens, a slimy PR man Hugo in Succession, was the revelation of last week's episode when he replied to Kendall Roy's invitation to be his 'dog' by a 'Woof woof.' This week, the actor appeared in Cannes to promote Wes Anderson's sleek film Asteroid City. He is also the producer and director of Netflix's forthcoming David Beckham documentary.

The official trailer for Succession's fourth and final season has been released. For the first time, the Roy family is preparing for war against their father Logan (Brian Cox) for the first time. 'The transfer of media conglomerate Waystar Royco to tech visionary Lukas Matsson has pushed ever closer,' the official description of the season.' Adding: The possibility of this seismic transaction fuels existential angst and familial dissonance among the Roys as they speculate what their lives will look like after the deal is concluded.' As the family weighs up a future where their cultural and political weight has been significantly reduced, a power struggle ensues.'

After the critically acclaimed series's declines after its fourth season, succession creator Jesse Armstrong has suggested that the HBO series have a spinoff, but HBO boss Casey Bloys insists it won't happen. After the initial show wraps up following its fourth season, Armstrong said that characters in the media empire drama could 'in allied world'.

In The New Yorker, the creator of the hit HBO series Succession has revealed that the forthcoming fourth season will be the last in the series. Jesse Armstrong revealed that he wanted the show's followers to know the end was near, which is about one month before the show's premiere of season four. Armstrong, 52, expressed doubt about his decision to end the show at this moment, 'You know, there's a promise in the name Succession.'

In Season 5, one of the main characters in Succession appears to be dying, with several of the actors shooting a funeral scene. On Monday afternoon, Brian Cox (Logan Roy), Jeremy Strong (Kendall Roy), Nicholas Braun (Greg Hirsch), Alan Ruck (Connor Roy), and Fisher Stevens (Hugo Baker) were among those seen in the upper east side of New York City. They were all filming a funeral scene for the forthcoming fifth season, which will return to HBO sometime this spring.

Succession season four has been confirmed to return this spring, with a new teaser announcing more family drama within the Waystar Royco empire on Monday. Logan Roy, a dependable weary-looking guy, braces for the fact that he and everyone around him are mere 'pygmies,' he begins.' However, we now have reason for Roy's trepidation as his children start to turn on him as they form a new "rebel alliance" after all the backstabbing that ended out season three.

Brian Cox has discussed the challenges of Hollywood, saying it is a "difficult place to live" and "the worst place to raise female children in the world." In a recent wide-ranging interview, Succession's 76-year-old actor reflected on the MeToo movement, how money can make you 'guilty' and parenting.

The first glimpse at Succession season four has been revealed, with a teaser trailer announcing that there will be no shortage of drama when the hit show returns. Although an official release date has yet to be announced, it is likely that the series will air next year. In the brief clip, not much is revealed, but it's clear that tensions are already brewing within the Roy family as they try to regain control over Waystar Royco.

The Roy children on HBO's hit show Succession are the ones that viewers adore. So it's no surprise that actor Brian Cox, who plays family patriarch Logan Roy, is just as dissatisfied by his on-screen descendants as die fans of the series are. During an appearance on The Project this week, the 76-year-old admitted that the Roy kids are 'truly sad,' but that his character Logan still adores' them.

Jeremy Strong was spotted for the first time filming Season 4 of Succession in New York City. For the fourth season of the hit HBO series, the 43-year-old actor was seen in the Financial District of New York City filming scenes. On Season 4 of Succession, Mark Mylod directed the first of the ten episodes in the new season.