'Matthew Perry: A Hollywood Tragedy' Review: Documentary Fails to Honor Star's Legacy

• The documentary 'Matthew Perry: A Hollywood Tragedy' is criticized for being rushed and superficial, attempting to cover too much in one hour.
• It lacks significant contributions from most 'Friends' co-stars, despite the show being central to Perry's global fame.
• The film touches on Perry's lifelong battle with addiction, as detailed in his memoir, and his death from acute ketamine effects.
• The documentary accurately portrays the investigation into Perry's death and the network of ketamine suppliers in Los Angeles.
• Review suggests reading Perry's memoir, 'Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing,' for a better understanding of his life and struggles.

Why It Matters: Documentary on Matthew Perry is a rushed, superficial attempt that misses the chance to honor his complex legacy.