Here’s the latest I can provide based on recent coverage up to 2021: Passion Play is a Showtime sports documentary focusing on Russell Westbrook’s life and career, with Westbrook as an executive producer and primary subject. It premiered on Showtime in October 2021 and includes interviews with teammates and family to reveal the person behind the on-court persona. If you’re looking for information beyond 2021 or newer developments, I can search for more recent articles or updates.[1][2][3]
'Passion Play: Russell Westbrook' co-director Gotham Chopra discusses getting to know the man behind the high-flying on-court persona of Lakers' star Russell Westbrook.
www.cbsnews.comPassion Play: Russell Westbrook: Directed by Gotham Chopra, Erik LeDrew. With Russell Westbrook, Kobe Bryant, Stephen Curry, Kevin Durant. Chronicling the life and career of Russell Westbrook, one of the greatest point guards of all time. Despite his success, he enters the 2021-22 season on his fourth team in three years where he looks to cement his legacy on his own terms.
www.imdb.comGénero: Documental Sinopsis: Crónica de la vida y la carrera de Russell Westbrook, uno de los mejores bases de todos los tiempos. Pese a su éxito, empieza la temporada 2021-2022 en su cuarto equipo en tres años, donde buscará ...
www.filmaffinity.comAn unprecedented look at one of basketball's most enigmatic players.
www.hulu.comFind out how to watch Passion Play: Russell Westbrook. Stream Passion Play: Russell Westbrook, watch trailers, see the cast, and more at TV Guide
www.tvguide.comRussell Westbrook has already served as an executive producer on some film projects, but now he's the focus of a new Showtime documentary.
awfulannouncing.comLos Angeles Lakers guard Russell Westbrook is producing a Showtime documentary based on his life that's set to debut later this year. Passion Play: Russell...
bleacherreport.comThe former MVP and nine-time all-NBA selection executive produced the film, which is slated for an Oct. 15 release
www.cbssports.comFilmmakers Erik LeDrew and Meg Cirillo reveal there are discrepancies between the "Beastbrook" you see in explosive interviews, and the family man at home, working to give back to his Los Angeles community.
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