Brodie Lee Documentary Premiering Next Month, Amanda Huber Says Her Family Had Nothing To Do With It

The Wrestling Observer Newsletter reports that a documentary about Brodie Lee will debut on Vimeo on Demand on February 3 at 7 PM ET. The special will be called ‘This Is Brodie Lee’ and features interviews with friends, wrestlers and relatives. It follows the first match of his career and was directed by Joe Brand of Classy Wolf Media. Here’s a synopsis:

New documentary film explores the wrestling life of Rochester’s Jonathan Huber, better known to millions of wrestling fans as Brodie Lee or Luke Harper (WWE). Jon’s passing in December 2020 was a shock to fans around the world, and hit home especially hard for his friends and fellow professional wrestlers in Rochester, NY.

This Is Brodie Lee tells the story of Jon’s wrestling journey – which began in a park in Greece, NY – and took him to the heights of Wrestlemania in New Orleans.

Filmmaker Joe Bradt of Classy Wolf Media assembled the film from countless hours of archival footage, showing Jon from his first time in a wrestling ring, up to his final appearance at the Blue Cross Arena. The story of Jon’s career is told by his friends, including another former WWE wrestler from Rochester, Colin Delaney, as well as Jon’s cousin, Lou Englert, and Wrestlevision host Scotty Bender.

Movies 10 in Henrietta held the film’s premiere on September 28, 2021.

While the description claims relatives were interviewed, it seems not all of the family were included. In a post on Twitter, Brodie’s widow, Amanda Huber, said that the family did not authorize or approve of the documentary.

She wrote: “Zero congratulations to be had. I had nothing to do with it. It is zero percent approved or authorized by the family or myself.”

Zero congratulations to be had.

I had nothing to do with it.

It is zero percent approved or authorized by the family or myself

— Amanda (@MandaLHuber) January 20, 2023