'Clipped' explores behind-the-scenes controversy surrounding Los Angeles Clippers
Los Angeles Clippers. This notorious past involving one of basketball’s well-known controversies will come to light in a new documentary named ‘Clipped’ which is streaming on OTT Platform Hulu. The documentary will show the team’s owner Donald Sterling, played by Ed O’Neil who fell out of grace for promoting a toxic workplace culture, racism and more. It not only shows the toxic behavior of the owner but also the effects it had on the players, the team management and other staff. It affected their morale and this in turn affected their performance.
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There are three main characters surrounding Sterling’s life and his conduct and they are: NBA coach Doc Rivers played by Laurence Fishburne, Donald Sterling’s wife Shelly Sterling played by Jacki Weaver and Sterling’s assistant and mistress V Stiviano played by Cleopatra Coleman. The interaction between these characters and what exactly transpired at the Clippers will be known as the episode's release.
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When was it released?
The first two episodes were released on June 4 on Hulu. There will be a total of six episodes and new episodes will stream every Tuesday until July 2, 2024. The trailer was released earlier in April. It is now available on Hulu to watch.
Cast:
The main cast of the movie has been mentioned earlier. There are other key members of the cast and
