Sentence examples for documentary said that from inspiring English sources

One of the suspects who spoke in the documentary said that during the 2008 war his Russian handlers asked him where Georgian helicopters might be hidden.

Mike Todd, who spent five years with Frazier while shooting the documentary, said that his goal was to pull Frazier out of that shadow.

Thomas, in an interview for Lichtenstein's documentary, said that when he first met the twins "there was a tremendous sort of novelty value" to them.

"There was just a small fragment where black kids were dancing in the streets, and the documentary said that big American gangsters were making them dance to earn money," he added, laughing.

The documentary said that there had been collusion in the cover-up of child abuse by priests at the highest levels of the church and that Cardinal Connell had assigned clerics to parishes and hospitals without informing supervisors that they had records of abuse.

Mr. Bogdanovich, who was invited to make a film about the 30-year career of a master of the three-minute pop song and responded with a nearly four-hour documentary, said that music in general and that of Mr. Petty is often a gateway to bigger themes.

The documentary says that Bruno, like Galileo, was condemned for publishing his theory that the universe is infinite.

The documentary says that Mr. Cheney and Mr. Tenet declined to be interviewed, which is hardly surprising.

Palmer recalled the origin of the drink in an ESPN "30 for 30" short documentary, saying that after his wife made some iced tea, he suggested, "Put a little lemonade in it and see how that works".

Making a Murderer filmmakers Moira Demos and Laura Ricciardi have discussed the huge response to their Netflix documentary, saying that they are delighted that viewers have become so passionately engaged with Steven Avery's case, but that the series is really about a problem endemic in the US justice system.

Gore Vidal, his droll self in the documentary, says that he was brought in for repairs and recommended a hint of homosexuality, just a suggestion of "something emotional between the two," to add some snap to the relationship between Ben-Hur and Messala Stephen Boydd), the Roman tribune who was his boyhood friend.