The director explains the reason for Martin Shen’s refusal

Martin Shen He refused to participate in the new Netflix documentary about his son Charlie Shen Rights and declines – and for the reasonable reason.

“My point of view was that he wanted his son to be his moment to tell his story, and he did not feel that he needed to add him to all the things he lived all the time,” Andrew RenziDirector of the new movie Charlie ShenHe said Hollywood Reporter In an interview published on Thursday, September 11.

“I had a way to put it in the story that he felt was almost better, (so) the sitting to make an interview was not necessary,” the director continued. “I felt somewhat.”

Charlie’s elder brother Emilio Estvis He also refused to participate. The other Charlie brother, Ramon Estvis, However, he did not sit in front of the cameras for two parts, which were released on Wednesday, September 10. The explicit film includes several interviews from those who knew or knew Charlie Best, including his ex -wives Dennis Richards and Brock Muller As well as actors John Carar and Sean Ben.

Renzi also told the port that he believed Charlie, 60, who fought drug and alcohol addiction for years, is completely realistic now.

“The only thing I can say about Charlie because of everything I saw in the movie-and also everything I knew outside the camera and all that I faced-that honesty is not something that is struggling with,” Renzi stressed. “The things I knew, the things that he told me, and the things that eventually decided did not have a place in the movie, but I felt to reveal it – I never dealt with honesty. It’s sober. Certainly.”

Charlie Cameras told that he decided to be finally awake after he forgot a date for his daughter, High. Because he was used at that time he could not drive, and instead he had to rely on diver to move his daughter to and from the date. The actor summoned the moment in both the documentary and its new memoirs, Shin Book: MemoirsIt was released on Tuesday 9 September.

“This was on December 10, 2017, and by nine o’clock, I was in my third coffee of Macallan,” wrote Charlie, who is participating in Sami’s daughters Lula Shin with Richards. “My phone rang, and when I picked up, my daughter Sam was asking about the time we were leaving.

He added: “My leg was there in twenty -two minutes, and in a very short time we were on the road with the 13 -year -old Sam in the back seat and the two adults at the front.

He also indicated that Sami was “calm” on my way home. He wrote: “I didn’t need to be a blasphemy to find out exactly what she was thinking about.” Why is my father not driving his car? Why are there not only two of us in the car as was the case? When will that moment return at all? When will my father return?

On Thursday, September 11, Sami, 21, Participate in an emotional response To the revelation via Tiktok.

“10/10 documentary film”, written about the series. “I didn’t know that I was the reason for being sober.”

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