Honestly, even if Cleese did make some sort of series or film, I question whether it would get as much attention as we'd hope. He never mentioned anything about his belief in life after death on his Twitter from what I can tell, and I doubt that attention will be too positive.
A recent example of something suggesting this may be the case is the documentary by Caroline Cory titled Superhuman: The Invisible Made Visible. It wasn't released on that many major streaming services (Amazon Prime and ITunes apparently) and, to my knowledge, had very little to no advertising. On Rotten Tomatoes, it received only 2 reviews, one positive and one negative. According to the website, Dean Radin, Tom Campbell and Eben Alexander were all involved in some way (the negative review doesn't mention much about these figures for some reason). However, it apparently decides to interview random actors and actresses as well, which seems pointless to me. It'll probably take quite a long time for it to get more attention.
According to the positive review, some of the claims and 'experiments' in the documentary might raise a few eyebrows. Caroline Cory has appeared on New Thinking Allowed recently though.
(This post was last modified: 2020-08-02, 08:41 PM by OmniVersalNexus.)
A recent example of something suggesting this may be the case is the documentary by Caroline Cory titled Superhuman: The Invisible Made Visible. It wasn't released on that many major streaming services (Amazon Prime and ITunes apparently) and, to my knowledge, had very little to no advertising. On Rotten Tomatoes, it received only 2 reviews, one positive and one negative. According to the website, Dean Radin, Tom Campbell and Eben Alexander were all involved in some way (the negative review doesn't mention much about these figures for some reason). However, it apparently decides to interview random actors and actresses as well, which seems pointless to me. It'll probably take quite a long time for it to get more attention.
According to the positive review, some of the claims and 'experiments' in the documentary might raise a few eyebrows. Caroline Cory has appeared on New Thinking Allowed recently though.