Whoopi Goldberg said she feels conflicted about a documentary being made about her life, noting she doesn’t remember much and calling the experience odd. The project is with filmmaker Geeta Gandbhir.
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- Whoopi Goldberg said she has complicated feelings about a documentary on her life.
- She said she doesn’t remember a lot about her own life.
- She described the documentary project as odd.
- The documentary is being made with Geeta Gandbhir.
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