Doug Ford calls Netflix documentary about brother Rob Ford 'disgusting'
Published Jun 17, 2025  â˘Â 1 minute read
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Mayor Rob Ford with his brother councillor Doug Ford as he prepares to read motions as Toronto council debates the budget on January 30, 2014. Photo by Veronica Henri /Toronto Sun
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has called a new Netflix documentary about his late brother, Rob Ford, âdisgusting.â
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Entitled âTrainwreck: Mayor of Mayhem,â the documentary chronicles Rob Fordâs rise to Toronto mayor in 2010 and his chaotic reign.
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At a press conference in Toronto on Tuesday, Doug Ford said he would not watch the film and disagreed with its creators.
Ford said he spoke to someone who had seen the documentary and was âdeeply infuriatedâ by it.
The documentaryâs director, Shianne Brown, told The Canadian Press last week that she had approached Doug Ford about participating in the film, but he âkindly declined.â
The documentary features archival footage and interviews with journalists and people close to Rob Ford, chronicling the populist wave that brought him to power in 2010 and his struggle with addiction in the spotlight.
âItâs just disgusting. Leave this guy alone, let him rest in peace. Let his family rest in peace,â Doug Ford said Tuesday about the documentary, which is now available to watch.
Rob Ford died of cancer in 2016 at the age of 46. He served as mayor until 2014.
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