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Isn't that that way it always goes, though?
Abandoned his families at every turn, disregards their needs unless it's court ordered, and as he said, he bailed when small bumps arose.
There's a finite amount of time you have in life to affect the lives of others, and touching those closest to you is what will have the best benefits.
Mr. Foster is still in quite a bit of denial regarding his personal life, and it's heartbreaking. His children may be able to cheerfully gloss over the shards of broken glass, David seems all too gleeful to do so, but someday they'll all decide that money doesn't fix anything and get to the core of their issues.
What a piece of egotistical blathering this was- after a minor blip featuring some of his numerous children then reverting right back into 'I'm so fabulous, look at meeeee!!!' I turned this giant puff piece off.
After watching 'The Defiant Ones', which glosses all too easily over the ridiculousness of the main antagonists many missteps and illegalities, this one is not much different. Skip over all these 'documentaries' that endlessly fluff up people with no redeeming qualities other than making music.
score 1/10
helenahandbasket-93734 8 July 2020
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24-2-2021 18:05:07