Anna Nicole Smith: You Do not Know Me. Cr: Netflix.
Playboy model and television personality Anna Nicole Smith is the star of Netflix’s new documentary film Anna Nicole Smith: You Don’t Know Me. The feature, directed by Ursula Macfarlane, features people from Smith’s life who shed light on what the star was really like.
Her death in 2007 and the legal tumult leading up to it were a big part of Smith’s public legacy, but she was obviously much more than that, and the documentary really takes viewers behind the scenes of her life, featuring lots of archival footage and interviews with people who knew her like her brothers and friends.
There were a lot of dark and tragic moments in Anna Nicole Smith’s life, and the doc does not shy away from them. We also spend time learning about her Playboy career and her sexuality, so it might not be appropriate for young viewers.
Adults interested in watching the new documentary around their kids might want to check the following warnings and information before turning it on to ensure you know what to expect from the film.
Anna Nicole Smith: You Don’t Know Me age rating
The new Netflix doc is rated TV-MA for child abuse references, language, nudity, and sexual violence references.
Is there nudity in Anna Nicole Smith: You Don’t Know Me?
There is some nudity in the documentary because the feature shows old photographs and Playboy spreads featuring Smith in which she was often fully nude or topless. Her breasts are visible in several of the older images displayed in the doc, but the photos are tasteful and not gratuitous. The photographs are only shared briefly.
No sexual content is otherwise shown in the feature, but there are some discussions of sexual abuse and rape.
Anna Nicole Smith: You Don’t Know Me is now streaming on Netflix. Add the doc to your watchlist right here.
