“We Had a Film Crew Following us Everywhere”- Lakers Announcer Hints at a Kobe Bryant Documentary

After a successful release of the documentary on Michael Jordan on Sunday, speculations of a similar show on Kobe Bryant have started to come up.

In what was a legendary career, Bryant has played 20 years for Los Angeles Lakers. He started his NBA career in 1996 and soon became one of the best players in the league. He was an All-Star in 18 of the 20 seasons he has played. Over the 20 years, he has won five NBA titles and an MVP award. His accomplishments will see him enter the Basketball Hall of Fame- the official ceremony of which will take place in August.

Unfortunately, Bryant will be enshrined posthumously. He suffered a tragic death in January in a helicopter crash. The way Bryant died, people will be trying to make a documentary based on it apart from his illustrious career.

Kobe Bryant had film crew revolving around during his last two seasons

Sports commentator John Ireland, in a show of his, told that film crew was following Bryant and co. in his last two seasons.

“The lost years of Kobe’s career, we had a film crew following us everywhere. and when I say everywhere, I mean everywhere,” he said. “Considering the tragic way Kobe’s life ended, all that has to come out one day.”

Ireland said that the film crew might be among those working for Gotham Chopra. Chopra is an American author and filmmaker. He has already directed and produced a documentary on Bryant named Kobe Bryant’s muse.

Ireland said that Chopra will make be making an appearance on his show on Tuesday. It might definitely give a few more clues about whether we will see a documentary on Kobe Bryant.

The Last Dance’s first episode on Sunday was the highest viewed documentary of ESPN. Bryant, the way he had always admired Jordan, would have loved to watch the documentary. And how much people would love it a documentary on Bryant were to release.