There were some redeeming qualities to this disc as far as cinema history(although not enough), and it was nice to see the young Ali McGraw(and a glimpse of Sharon Tate inThe Fearless Vampire Killers, or Pardon Me but Your Teeth Are in My Neck, but any reason why this was released escapes me, except as a fundraiser or ego stroke for Robert Evans. It's like some piece of dreck from the those serious journalists at the History Channel or A&E;, except it's told in the 1st person. Thank God that we didn't have to hear Evans spout off about being a victim and suffering from the "disease" of cocaine. It was about twice as long as was needed to get the point across.