Hulur Barbara Walters Documentary is focusing on its dispute Diana SawerThe

Barbara Walters: Tell me allWhich was premiere at the Tribesa Film Festival on Thursday 12th June, multiple first accounts about Walters and Saw, 799, Disagreement During their time in ABC.

"Barbara didn't know why Diane was appointed to start a new news magazine in our home to competition with 20/20," said a former producer, "a former producer recalled. "There was a lot of talk about how it was different 20/20, better 20/20, more living 20/20 and more powerful 20/20."

The former colleague of Walters recalled him as "dissatisfied" about the situation. "Barbara saw himself as the one who helped to upgrade ABC News to a peak," they added. "And it had betrayed his feelings because of the arrival of dianon in the '90s."

According to the other producer Walters “Secretly” appeared Boredom

He mentioned, "Barbara saw Diane tiredly because he was really at the same height as Barbara. Other correspondents were not threatening," he mentioned. "Barbara secretly expressed resentment for Diane to be small. (They were) to stand up against each other, which was great management or diabolic."

Walters - who died in 2022 - Doc -in -law denied the disagreement with Sawer through a voiceover: "I don't think Dian Saw's and I had a conflict. I think people know that we were the same (interview)."

In the documentary, an ABC employee broke the exciting dynamic. "They were on different floors. It was like North Korea and South Korea, where no members of our staff spoke about what they were doing to each other," he explained. "It was just a competitive place to live."

One of the former colleagues was that Catherine wanted to interview Hepburn from the two. Saw had a chance - but Walters not before trying to block it. Sauer's footage showed his funny fun, "If I showed them on Mars, they would have a note with the Barbara Walters statione that just asking for an interview with someone who could only happen to show."

Walters' friend recalled the next broadcast journalist Make his feelings Familiar about the sauce.

"She must have been submerged by the very existence of Diane. She often said, 'Diane was the perfect woman.' She used a blonde goddess and Barbara could not work more with her, she would know the blonde goddess. ”

Another person working with Walters noted, "He could not bear the growth about what he saw as Diane Sawer as a direct challenge. What a sad. I think it was torn in all those parts of his own where he felt as a child and he was a foreigner." In some bizarre ways, Diane created all his feelings, Diane created all his feelings. "

Barbara Walters: Tell me all Started streaming in Hulu on June 23.