Anthony Bourdain
The late "Parts Unknown" host and culinary master continues his posthumous onscreen legacy.
"Roadrunner" filmmaker Morgan Neville said when he brought up the idea of recreating the late star's voice with AI, "everybody liked it."
Director Morgan Neville's film is notably missing a testimony from Bourdain's girlfriend.
"I wasn’t putting words into his mouth," Morgan Neville said. "I was just trying to make them come alive."
The filmmaker explains to IndieWire how the mystery of Bourdain's death became more central to the project than anyone expected.
Morgan Neville's absorbing documentary resurrects Bourdain's infectious spirit — and puts it in a tragic new context.
"He connected with people not in spite of his flaws, but because of them," says director Morgan Neville.
The robust documentary slate is entirely available for online viewing, including new films from both beloved filmmakers and rising stars.
The life of the late, great explorer of "Parts Unknown" will be explored in a new film from CNN Films, HBO Max, and Focus Features.
Lydia Tenaglia and Chris Collins talk about their 19 year collaboration with Bourdain and how their show evolved into CNN's "Parts Unknown."
Director Genndy Tartakovsky is also back with two wildly different projects, one of which centers on a soon-to-be-neutered dog.
Argento appeared on "DailyMail TV" to give her first on-camera interview about Bourdain's death.
