David Beckham says Netflix documentary director was 'very angry' over viral 'be honest' moment

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David Beckham said the director of his Netflix documentary was “very angry” after he interrupted his wife Victoria during filming, which led to the hilarious “be honest” clip that went viral.

The British football star, 49, appeared alongside filmmaker Fisher Stevens, producer Josh Battsek and editor Michael Harte at an Emmys For Your Consideration event at the Tudum Theatre in Los Angeles for his four-part documentary titled Beckham.

The docu-series provided one of the viral television moments of the year when David was filmed interrupting Victoria as she discussed her childhood. READ MORE ''I don't want my life to end': TV star Sarah Cawood, 51, sobs over 'fear' cancer has returned He instructed her to “be honest” and admit that her father drove a Rolls-Royce – after she had previously claimed they were “very working class”.

The couple later recreated the scene for an Uber Eats advert which aired during the Super Bowl, in which Victoria wears a T-shirt that read: “My dad had a Rolls-Royce.” During the Hollywood event, Beckham explained the behind-the-scenes details which led to the moment.