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Channel 4 to air documentary based on Amy Winehouse’s life – Amy Winehouse: What Really Happened

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July 25th, 2011 by Anna Howell. No comments

Channel 4 have today announced that they plan to screen an updated version of the original documentary based on Amy Winehouse’s rise to fame to now include her untimely death, originally compiled by Jacques Peretti in 2008, Broadcast reports.

The documentary is being said to be adapted to include from the end of the original footage to include up till her death on Saturday.

The film investigates how the 27-year-old went from being one of the most talented singers of her generation, to falling into a path of self destruction which led to her death.

It includes interviews with friends and family, and delves into the troubled relationships in her life, such as with ex husband Blake Civil-Fielder, and the many attempts at intervention by her desperate and helpless parents.

Winehouse was 27 when she was found by a security guard, dead and alone in her bed, on Saturday afternoon, and whilst the cause of death has yet to be confirmed, the general consensus would have you believe it was due to an illegal drug overdose, although speculation is rife as to whether it was a deliberate one or not.

Amy Winehouse: What Really Happened will air on Channel 4 on Tuesday at 11.05pm. It replaces a repeat of Alan Carr: Chatty Man.

4Music will also air one-off special Amy Winehouse: Lost Soul at 8pm tonight.

The ITN Studios production will mix editorial packages charting her life and career with music videos of her biggest hits.

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