Matthew Perry: A Hollywood Tragedy premieres on discovery+ India
Warner Bros. Discovery India's Matthew Perry: A Hollywood Tragedy has premiered exclusively on discovery+ on January 2, 2026.
This marks the first-ever release of the documentary in India, offering a deeply personal yet investigative look into the life, legacy, and tragic final chapter of one of television’s most beloved stars.
For millions of Friends fans across the country, Matthew Perry’s passing in 2023 felt profoundly personal.
Best known for his iconic portrayal of Chandler Bing, Perry’s wit and vulnerability resonated across generations.
This documentary revisits his meteoric rise to global fame, his long and publicly acknowledged battle with addiction, and the complex circumstances surrounding his death.
The film goes beyond remembrance, unfolding as a gripping investigation.
When Perry was found dead, a disturbing trail of evidence led authorities to an alleged underground network accused of supplying the ketamine found in his system.
The documentary closely follows the ongoing legal case, in which prosecutors have filed charges against the accused.
Blending emotional reflection with investigative journalism, Matthew Perry: A Hollywood Tragedy raises urgent questions about power, access, and accountability in Hollywood. It also serves as a sobering reminder of the darker realities that can exist behind fame and success.
The documentary is now streaming on discovery+ India, offering audiences an unflinching and intimate look at a life that left an indelible mark on popular culture.
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