Martha Stewart claims that R.J. Cutler's Netflix documentary about her left out 'good stuff' from her long life. She wants to make another version of the film.

Martha Stewart told director R.J. Cutler exactly “what she thought about” the new Netflix documentary, Martha. “It wasn't surprising to me that she would've made a different film that I made, of course,

Stewart criticized the film’s final moments, which show her tending to her home grounds and gardens, as well as the movie’s score and how it covered her 2004 prison stint.

She gave me her feedback, and she was upset that I didn’t make the changes that she wanted to make. But this is the process," the filmmaker scoffed.

Martha Stewart didn't exactly love the process of making a documentary about her life. The celebrity chef stopped by the The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Tuesday to chat about director R.J. Cutler's doc Martha,

Martha Stewart has made several public complaints about her Netflix documentary, 'Martha,' and wanting a second chance to tell her story fully.

Martha Stewart has some choice words for her Netflix documentary. After the streaming platform released the documentary “Martha” Oct. 30, the 83-year-old called out director R.J. Cutler for using unflattering camera angles and leaving out massive parts of her life.

After Martha Stewart aired out her negative feedback on her new Netflix documentary, director R.J. Cutler has responded to the review and said he 'wasn't surprised' by her complaints