VeryDarkMan Criticizes Gentle Jack Over Unauthorized Biopic: ‘He Should’ve Consulted Me First’
Image Credit: pulseVeryDarkBlackMan, a biopic starring veteran actor Gentle Jack, premiered on YouTube and quickly amassed over 103,000 views.
VeryDarkMan publicly expressed mixed feelings, appreciating the recognition but criticizing the film’s authenticity and the lack of consultation from Gentle Jack.
He emphasized that, despite his recent rise to prominence, he was willing to share his full life story with the actor to ensure an accurate portrayal.
VeryDarkMan lamented that the final film felt more like a caricature than a genuine representation of his life.
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