George Stephanopoulos and Ali Wentworth's documentary 'Pretty Baby: Brooke Shields' set to air on TV
NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: On January 5, George Stephanopoulos used Instagram to reveal a professional update unrelated to his hosting role on 'Good Morning America.'
At 62 years old, George Stephanopoulos collaborated with his 58-year-old wife, Ali Wentworth, in the production of a documentary film titled 'Pretty Baby: Brooke Shields,' which was released in January 2023, according to The US Sun.
Following its debut on Hulu, the film circulated through various festival circuits and earned the distinction of being the Official Selection at the 2023 Sundance Film Festival.
The documentary is now set to be aired on television, allowing it to reach a wider audience in the United States, shared Stephanopoulos over social media.
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Stephanopoulos shared the trailer of 'Pretty Baby' on the social media platform and included information about its release in the post.
"'I’m amazed that I survived any of it.' #PrettyBaby tells the moving story of @BrookeShields discovering and embracing her own identity and agency as she was sexualized while coming of age and rising to stardom," read the caption.
"Produced by @MatadorContent and @Bedby8Productions for @ABCNewsStudios, #PrettyBaby airs Jan 8th on @abcnetwork at 8/7c Stream only on @hulu."
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Stephanopoulos and Wentworth founded Bedby8 Productions along with their partner Alyssa Mastromonaco in 2021.
Fans react to the announcement
Stephanopoulos' followers flooded the comment section of the post, expressing their appreciation for the movie and showering praise and support for Brooke Shields.
Many also extended congratulations to Stephanopoulos and Wentworth for their work in producing the film.
"Really looking forward to g forward to this. Love Brooke and of course, George and Ali ❤️" wrote a fan.
"Can't wait to finally watch this! ❤️" shared another.
"I saw this when I was in New York. It was beautifully done and such an amazing story❤️🙏 Brooke is an inspiration! I’ll be watching again❤️" commented a fan.
"This was absolutely incredible. She was and still is a true icon. Great documentary," echoed a user.
"Brooke was so sexualized. Yet turned out a level-headed, intelligent woman. I hope she's had a lot of therapy. She deserves admiration 👏" stated another follower.
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