After Martha Stewart came out with a scathing review of her new Netflix documentary , director R.J. Cutler has broken his silence and admitted he "wasn't surprised" by her complaints.
Filmmaker R.J. Cutler, who is known for directing the documentaries Billie Eilish : The World's a Little Blurry, Elton John : Never Too Late, among many others, has finally responded to Martha's negative feedback after his creative choices.
During a guest appearance on the podcast The Town , R.J. addressed the complaints including her distaste for the Netflix movie's soundtrack, making her look like a "lonely old lady," and leaving out essential aspects of her life from her story.
On the podcast episode, the director said: "Guess what? Martha saw the film and she told me what she thought about it. It wasn't surprising to me that she would've made a different film that I made. She gave me her feedback, and she was upset that I didn't make the changes she wanted to make.
But this is the process." Martha Stewart 'hates' new Netflix documentary that makes her look like a 'lonely old lady' Martha Stewart's ex-husband breaks silence on his 'painful and abusive' marriage to the homemaking mogul He respectfully continued: "It takes a tremendous amount of courage on her part to trust me, I respect that. In return, I share the film with her and have conversations with her about the film.
If she has ideas that I think are good ideas and will help the film that I'm making, I'll take a good idea from anybody.
