“Cheer” and “Last Chance U” director Greg Whiteley’s new docuseries is the most compelling kind of underdog story one in which even the “villains” have something to offer.
NetflixWrestling might be choreographed, but in his latest docuseries, Cheer and Last Chance U director Greg Whiteley proves just how real the emotions that form its foundation really are.Thanks to his past hit Netflix series, Whiteley has risen to prominence as a devout chronicler of underdogs. That impulse is alive and well in this riveting seven-part documentary which made its debut on the streaming service Wednesday. The series observes the many, many triumphs and challenges unfolding within
"Cheer" Director Greg Whiteley and Trinity Valley Community College coach Vontae Johnson told Newsweek their thoughts on Cheer Season 3 and the steps towards making Cheer Season 2.
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