By Monica Miller | April 21, 2020
Adam Silver reportedly talked to Jordan, and offered him full control over the footage: “Our agreement will be that neither one of us can use this footage without the other’s permission. It will be kept — I mean literally it was physical film — as a separate part of our Secaucus [New Jersey] library. Our producers won’t have access to it. It will only be used with your permission.”
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On Sunday night, in one of the 10 parts of the documentary, Jordan detailed how his sheltered world collided with the hard-partying world of the NBA in the 1980s.
