Kieran Read - All Blacks captain smiles as he leaves the field and the Scotland players gather into a huddle in the background. Photo / Photosport.co.nz
New Zealand rugby have denied claims they are 'very unhappy' about early work done on an All Blacks documentary made by internet giant Amazon.
Fairfax have reported that industry insiders said the documentary had required 'major repair work' and there were major misgivings about the process.
They believed producers might
have had their work cut out gathering compelling material from the All Blacks, who were close-knit and polished media performers, not open to "outsiders".
But NZ Rugby chief commercial officer Nick Brown told Fairfax both Amazon and NZ Rugby were "very happy with the content capture and the production process so far".
"The production is now in edit and the formal review of content is not yet underway, however both parties are confident that the content will result in a world class documentary series," he said.
