Barbara Walters: Tell Me Everything

2025

Documentary

4
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Certified Fresh 100% · 13 reviews
IMDb Rating 7.7/10 10 365 365

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Plot summary

Few American journalists have had a career as trailblazing and transformative as Barbara Walters, whose astonishing life and work are recounted in her own words in this raw, intimate, decades-spanning doc.

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Jackie Jesko

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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by dbuckshnis 10 / 10

It's realistic and well documented

Reviewed by moonspinner55 7 / 10

"She could be wily...and she was not above dirty tricks."

Entertaining journey of the first woman of television news, Barbara Walters, a staff writer at NBC's Today Show in 1961 New York City who was brought on camera to do puff pieces which eventually took her to the co-anchor's chair. Ambitious, competitive, but insecure, Walters faced down her misogynistic male adversaries until she grew to be so popular (with political heavyweights, with show business royalty, and with the TV-watching public) that her prowess in the industry couldn't be ignored. This documentary from director Jackie Jesko isn't exactly thorough, but then again Walters herself doesn't acknowledge an early foray into women's afternoon television with "Not For Women Only", a 1971-1976 precursor to "The View" (Walters also did two episodes of "Girl Talk" in 1967). Barbara's prized interviews are the meat and potatoes here, however I wish we didn't just hear her incisive questions but also the answers (Monica Lewinsky's interview--which reached some 70 million homes--gets the most time, though it was always one of Walters' least-aggressive and therefore most colorless chats). Still, the woman was an icon, a formidable lady, and yet somewhat of a mystery. We may never get to know "the woman behind the façade", but this is a great starting off point. *** from ****
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