Robert Downey Jr. and his father, Robert Downey Sr., haven't always shared the easiest of relationships, especially stemming from both of their struggles with addiction.
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However, they grew to become much closer as time passed and they were able to find stability in their personal lives, with it put on full display in the newly released documentary Sr..
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The critically acclaimed production documents the indie filmmaker's life and career, prominently featuring his son, especially up until the very end.
The documentary was screened at the LA3C festival organized by Penske Media, and in a conversation with The Hollywood Reporter, the star reflected on his final moments with his father.
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He recounted the emotions he felt upon watching the final scene with the two of them together, which also happened to be the last time they were with each other in real life as well.
"It's really raw," he described it. "Even standing back there watching it 40 minutes ago, I was like, 'Jesus.'
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"I'm still processing it but it's a luxury to have something like that documented as a touchstone to keep going back and thinking about it."
The production was filmed over three years and was helmed by Team Downey, the Marvel star's production company with his wife Susan Downey, who was by his side during the open discussion.
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When asked about any unanswered questions, he referred to the vision of the documentary's director, Chris Smith.
"I wouldn't say Chris was happy that it went this way but it's much more like real life. We don't get the answers we want when we want them.
The documentary Sr. has been received with critical acclaim
"This is not a Disney+ thing going on here. This is a real life. Things are inconclusive. Things are unfinished. There's a lot of uncertainty and you have to make peace with that."
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