Netflix: Schumacher

As an at best casual racing fan (I haven’t watched a full race since the Braun season) I really enjoyed it, they managed to make him human and show a personality that I don’t remember being very evident when he was driving. The interview with his son at the end is very touching and I have no problem with the family not wanting to go into detail about his current condition, it is just morbid curiosity that makes people want to know.
 
I respect the request for privacy, but this seems at odds with then being paid by journalist for publicity access as in the documentary.

Is it right to expect both?
 
Hodders said:
I respect the request for privacy, but this seems at odds with then being paid by journalist for publicity access as in the documentary.

Is it right to expect both?
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I think there's a difference to giving a documentary on his racing career whilst requesting privacy regarding his condition after his accident.
 
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