Bela Bajaria Chief Content Officer at Netflix | Official website
In the latest issue of Queue, the focus is on the renowned football legend, David Beckham. The cover feature delves into Beckham's life on and off the pitch, particularly highlighting his involvement in the docuseries BECKHAM. Photographed by Collier Schorr, Beckham opens up about the experience, describing it as "an emotional rollercoaster."
"Going through the whole process of it was like an emotional rollercoaster," shared Beckham with Queue. "Looking at the good, the bad, the things that I’ve done over my career and my life, and some things that I’d never even seen before was just unbelievable."
Aside from Beckham's story, Queue Issue 16 also shines a spotlight on other notable projects. One such project is Steven Zaillian’s adaptation of Patricia Highsmith’s novel, The Talented Mr. Ripley, featuring a talented ensemble cast. Additionally, the thrilling series 3 Body Problem, created by David Benioff, D.B. Weiss, and Alexander Woo, presents unique challenges in bringing complex concepts to a wider audience.
"I think [characters] are the secret to a television series that really gets under your skin and becomes something living," remarked Alexander Woo on the importance of character development in a series.
The issue further pays homage to the critically acclaimed series, The Crown, with an oral history to commemorate its final season. Moreover, it explores the performances of actors like Theo James in The Gentlemen and Sofía Vergara in Griselda, showcasing their versatility and talent in diverse roles.
Lastly, Queue's latest edition features a special section dedicated to comedy, highlighting the Netflix is a Joke Fest, a prominent comedy festival in North America. The festival boasts a lineup of comedic talents captured in vibrant photographs by Mary Ellen Matthews.
For more exclusive stories and in-depth features, readers are encouraged to visit the Netflix shop and grab a copy of Queue Issue 16.
