Louis Theroux’s The Cult of Joe Exotic sees him reunite with the Tiger King after a decade

Tiger King‘s Joe Exotic.The big cat activist said Shooting Joe Exotic, Theroux’s new BBC film that sees him re-examine old interviews held with Exotic 10 years prior to Tiger King in America’s Most Dangerous Pets, shows the filmmaker’s “sincere desire to understand”.She told Metro: “I think Louis Theroux handled the subject with thoughtfulness and a self reflection that showed his sincere desire to understand.

Carole Baskin’s “Tiger King” fame did not come without a steep price.

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Tiger King star Joe Exotic, promising to be “closer to the truth”.The documentary filmmaker has returned to America to make a new feature-length film about Exotic for the BBC, after the pair meeting a decade ago when Theroux was making America’s Most Dangerous Pets.After Theroux was filmed meeting Exotic’s nemesis Carole Baskin last week, the lauded filmmaker has now teased what to expect from the new show.Speaking to PA, Theroux said he wants his new documentary to be “closer to the truth and

Louis Theroux has become famous for his fascinating, must-watch documentaries. So TV viewers are already counting down the days until his brand new special, Shooting Joe Exotic, hits our screens.

It’s been a while since we had to think about the Tiger King gang.

Tiger King star, after meeting a decade ago when Theroux was making America’s Most Dangerous Pets.Mindhouse Productions, Theroux’s production company, shared a photo of the filmmaker with Carole Baskin, Exotic’s nemesis and Big Cat Rescue CEO.“At last! @louistheroux finally meets @carole_baskin, a decade since first filming with Joe Exotic,” the tweet reads. “A brand new documentary (with confirmed title) Louis Theroux: Shooting Joe Exotic.

Louis Theroux and Carole Baskin meeting, a decade after he filmed with Joe Exotic. The picture – shared by Mindhouse Productions on Twitter – is taken from Theroux’s forthcoming BBC documentary Louis Theroux: Shooting Joe Exotic.

Tiger King star Carole Baskin has revealed she thought she was being “kidnapped” by fans asking for selfies.The Big Cat Rescue CEO told Metro in a new interview that she’s adopted a “fight or flight” mentality following the attention she received for appearing in Netflix docuseries Tiger King.“Being in a state of fight or flight kind of mode all the time is just a part of my life now,” Baskin said. “But the other day I was riding my bike home and a black SUV ran me off the road.

Antonio Ferme editorA year ago Saturday, Netflix launched the series “Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness,” a fascinating character study filled with big cats, drugs, sex cults and some very questionable motives. Released at the beginning of an unprecedented quarantine lockdown, the seven-part documentary series quickly became one of the most talked-about shows in the world.

The Tiger King is getting the Louis Theroux documentary treatment. Joseph Maldonado-Passage, better known as Joe Exotic, will be the subject of a new feature- length film from the BBC's famed doc maker, who returns to America for the first time since 2019.

Netflix ’s hit documentary Tiger King: Murder, Madness and Mayhem had us hooked to our screens in 2020, and now Louis Theroux has revealed he’s making a new feature-length film about Joe Exotic, 10 years after first meeting the eccentric star. The presenter and documentary maker will return to Oklahoma for Louis Theroux: The Cult of Joe Exotic, which will air on BBC Two, to explore what has happened to Joe since their first meeting.