Well kerry did'nt like the movie

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In an interview with Brandon Mudd and Tony Hubert from The SpeedZone on 590 The Fan, KFNS, in St. Louis (www.kfns.com), Kerry Earnhardt said he watched about 20 minutes of the movie "3," the ESPN-produced bio pic on the life of his father, Dale Earnhardt. Kerry said he was disappointed with the way the movie portrayed his father and said most of the scenes he saw were factually inaccurate. "Maybe if you're a race fan who doesn't know much about the history of the sport or know much about my dad, they would like it. My dad, and anyone who knew him knows this, was a very happy man and loved to play jokes on people and have a good time. He wasn't the person the movie said he was. And there were a lot of things in that movie that didn't happen or didn't happen the way (the movie depicted it)." Earnhardt went on to say he was never personally contacted by the movie's producers and said that if ESPN would have contacted him or other members of the Earnhardt family, then perhaps the movie would have been more true to life.(KFNS.com)(12-15-2004)
 
I thought ESPN tried to talk to the Earnhardt's, or at least Teresa, and she didn't want to have anything to do with it....
 
Well I thought the Movie didnt Do Sr . Justice and I also think that ESPN has alternative motives in the production of this movie !!
 
also i think ESPN is mad at nascar for cutting there tv deal, since ESPN did help form nascar in to what it is today
 
It was a tv movie. Like I said in another post. Don't know what is fact and what is fiction. But I take it was more fiction than fact. It was made to make money.
 
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