Afternoon all,
I recall seeing a BBC documentary last summer (I believe) in which several paparazzi were followed for a number of weeks. They were all employed by one man who owns a business who sells photographs, of celebrities maninly, to the newspapers for hefty sums of money. I am hoping some of you on these forums may recall this documentary which I found to be thoroughly enthralling and interesting. Anyway, in this new digital age where most documentaries can be watched on the internet legally and for free, I was wondering if any of you could supply me with any information as to how I could go about watching this documentary again? Even the name of the actual documentary would be a great start!
Edit: In a bid to help you recall the documentary, there was a half deaf photographer who went abroad with a fellow photographer and snapped up shots of Michael Douglas' surgery around the ear area which as a result bagged him lots of money from his boss, as this was "new news" in the world of celebrity.
Thanks.
Whappers.
I recall seeing a BBC documentary last summer (I believe) in which several paparazzi were followed for a number of weeks. They were all employed by one man who owns a business who sells photographs, of celebrities maninly, to the newspapers for hefty sums of money. I am hoping some of you on these forums may recall this documentary which I found to be thoroughly enthralling and interesting. Anyway, in this new digital age where most documentaries can be watched on the internet legally and for free, I was wondering if any of you could supply me with any information as to how I could go about watching this documentary again? Even the name of the actual documentary would be a great start!
Edit: In a bid to help you recall the documentary, there was a half deaf photographer who went abroad with a fellow photographer and snapped up shots of Michael Douglas' surgery around the ear area which as a result bagged him lots of money from his boss, as this was "new news" in the world of celebrity.
Thanks.
Whappers.
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