The trailer for the upcoming Anna Nicole Smith documentary on Netflix focuses on her life. The streamer debuted its first advertisement on Monday for the May 16 premiere of Anna Nicole Smith: You Don’t Know Me.
The documentary will follow Smith’s life from her upbringing in Houston to her rise to fame, which included modeling for Guess, being on the cover of Playboy, and appearing in such Hollywood productions as the 1994 film Naked Gun 33 1/3:
The Final Insult and E! series The Anna Nicole Show. At 39, Smith passed away from an unintentional heroin overdose. “I would just advise people just to follow their dreams,” Smith says in the footage. “They can come true. I’m living proof.”
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Her court battle with her late husband, oil billionaire J. Howard Marshall, who passed away in 1995 at age 90, is one of the subjects tackled in the new project.
“I feel like many previous books and films about Anna Nicole twisted her narrative, so I felt fortunate to have access to a wealth of audio and TV interviews including personal phone calls that involved Anna Nicole,” director Ursula Macfarlane (Untouchable) told Netflix’s Tudum website.
“I really feel like she is telling her story in her own words. And with the contributions of people in her life who genuinely knew her, I feel that we’ve been able to get closer to her truth.”
She recalls memories of the two’s time with Melissa Byrum, another interviewee who sheds light on the star, whose true name was Vickie Lynn Hogan.
The Killing Eve filmmaker Francesca Gregorini reportedly shopped a biopic about Smith’s life at the European Film Market last year, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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