Barbara Walters'Personal life is in the center of a tele-all documentary from-family isolation to controversial access.

Hulur Barbara Walters: Tell me allWhich was premiere at the Tribika Film Festival on Thursday, June 12, in the history of journalism and how Walters examined his important role The path is wide For other women in the industry.

"This is my inheritance. These (women) my inheritance," Walters said in footage from the last day in 20.

Walters' archive audio was used to describe the film, where he explained, "In most cases I just worked and did not cry but now the camera is now on the front of the camera to watch all the women on TV in front of the camera - not just on television. I don't need anything else, I don't need anything else."

Walter had set a precedent in his time Today Show, ABC Evening News And 20/20The He scored himself 20/20 Spinoff, Barbara Walters SpecialAnd went to Kohost Scene For more than two decades before retiring.

Barbara Walters: Tell me all Just didn't pull the screen behind About the obstacles he faced in his professional life. The Walters were married three times and made headlines for his love life after divorce. Walters died at the age of 93 in December 2022.

Continue scrolling for the biggest manifestation from Tel-All Doc about Walters' life:

Her complex childhood

"My father said I had an inferiority complex. He was probably okay. I think the word that comes in my mind is lonely," Boston grew up in voicewife for the Walters Documentary. "My sister was three and a half years older. But from the time she was born they knew that something was wrong. Today they will talk about it as a disability-and it was even my sister is autistic and we didn't know it."

He also said: “My first memory is a bunch of little boys to go out of our street and chase us and ridicule him.

The Walters have also inaugurated about his parents for years, "My mother was never fascinated by the show business. She was a lonely woman. I didn't know she loved my father. My mother had no way of living, and my father was going to lose it."

Walters' father was "a gambler in nature" and he Finally lost his earnings.

"My father was in great despair - and he tried to commit suicide from excess levels of sleeping pills," he remembered how he changed the course of his life. "I was in my 20's and had to support my whole family. I had to work at a time when many women in my generation weren't working."

Delayed love life

Walters 6682 When his daughter Jackie accepted with her second husband, she became a mother Lee GubberAfter three abortions. (She was married before Robert Henry Cutz.)

Walters explained in a past interview, "Marriage was very difficult for me because we had four years of child." It might be that I was a tough person to get married and I was not willing - perhaps - to give a lot of things. "

Walters admitted that finding one was not his biggest priority.

"When I was in my 20s and 30s - when I should have dated - I was working day and night," he shared. "I hadn't had this kind of year. I had not those years until I was in my 30s and 40s. The mine mine was very delayed romantic time."

Walters Cindy Adams Weight in her personal life said, "Barbara was filled with her romance. He thought many people were very sexy. She was interested in possibilities. He liked it and he liked men."

Thinking about marriage

Walters recalled, "I was more alone than I was married to me." "I think I'm always trapped. I didn't have a very good example of marriage from my mother and father. I wanted to get out of it as soon as I entered it."

Controversial romance

Accordingly Peter GathersThe person who edited Walters' autobiography was "obsessed with three things".

He mentioned, "He was obsessed with money, fame and strength. When I used to talk to him about his father, he was a mischievous. He was irresponsible to money, he was not a perfect family man," he mentioned. "The Scoundrel is actually the right word - and I think he was both terrified and attracted to it."

Reminded the "to deal with the most problems" with the romance of Gychers Walters VerdictThe

"Many of the relationships he developed was a career step," another said. He was a beautiful transaction person. … He did not see things in this kind of moral light. That thing was always in the shade. He can forgive anyone who was really good without considering what he did in other parts of their life. "

In a narration, the Walter gave Cohen to help his father with his debt, "I don't know how we did it. I don't know what he talked to the judges. I forgot about ethics - and my friends criticized me strictly, and I could understand that Roy did some terrible work and he was my father."

Dock Walters have mentioned the relationship With Senator Edward BrookThe

Walters said in a voiceover, "It was very different time." It was very difficult for me. She had a bad marriage but I felt that when it started to become public it was hitting the possibilities of re -election and she was a very good senator. ”

Rise with her daughter -in -law

When the daughter of Walters was a child, he fought the drug, which caused the crack of the mother and daughter.

"We fought in the schools. Then finally at one point, when he escaped at the age of 16." He was there for three years. "

Walters' friend said that Jackie had a "charged complex relationship" that extended to youth, he added, "I feel like Barbara felt that the relationship was shaky. He did not tell me why he felt me ​​that way, but I thought he and Jackie had fallen again."

ABC News Day with Harry Reason

In the documentary, Disney features an interview with CEO now-CEO When is Bob He broke the offscreen problems when he was a Cocker among Walters and logic.

"In 1976, I was a production assistant in ABC. There was absolutely no chemistry on the air or set," he mentioned. "Everyone was aware of it. It was and we all felt a kind of discomfort about it."

Walters say about Outs out As the only female at the news stations.

"I walk in that studio and sitting with Harry Stagehand. They all joked and ignored me. No one would talk to me. There was no woman on the staff," she revealed. "It was awkward. I thought it was the end of my professional life after working so many years. It was the most painful time of my life."

A friend of Walters described a specific example when he was attacked by the section, "No one told him anything. He got up and took him back. This memory was like yesterday.