The documentary “Faye” explores the life and career of Hollywood icon Faye Dunaway, known for her roles in films like Bonnie and Clyde, The Thomas Crown Affair, Chinatown, and Network. The film delves into her rise to stardom and explores her struggles with bipolar disorder, alcoholism, and personal relationships. Despite her legendary status, the documentary also addresses her reputation as a difficult colleague and the challenges she faced in the later years of her career. While the film provides some intimate insights into Dunaway’s life, it is criticized for not delving deeper into the controversies and rumors surrounding her behavior on set. Ultimately, “Faye” is seen as a misty-eyed homage to a Hollywood diva, rather than a candid exposé. The documentary, which aired on Sky Documentaries and is available on Now, offers a partial portrait of a complex and talented actress, leaving viewers to draw their own conclusions about her legacy.
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