Spencer Matthews

The latest on Spencer Matthews documentary Finding Michael on Disney+. Why it is not on Disney and the release date was delayed, and if there is a new one.

“Everest is often too dangerous to recover those who died in the death zone, and the film reflects that. On Friday, Spencer posted: “Apologies to everyone trying to watch Finding Michael on Disney+. After endless viewings, two official screenings and an entire campaign building up to a release on March 3rd, it was decided with hours to go that footage of bodies might be deemed insensitive. Last week, Finding Michael, the documentary with Spencer Matthews, was meant to be released on Disney+. In the feature, Spencer says he received a photograph of a body, which looked like it was wearing similar clothing to what his brother had last been seen wearing, and then decided to make the trip to try and identify and bring his brother home. Hours before it was meant to be aired, Finding Michael was pulled from Disney+, and left loads of people questioning what had happened.

However, due to some unknown reason, the film wasn't released as scheduled, which led to lots of confusion among Disney+ subscribers, especially as the ...

This new documentary is about Michael Matthews, who in 1999, became the youngest Briton to summit Mount Everest. Last Friday, the documentary, “Finding Michael,” was advertised to arrive on Disney+. Though it hasn’t been released on Disney+ in the United States, as previously planned.

Spencer Matthews was just 10 when he lost his older brother Michael. An experienced climber who had already scaled the Swiss Alps, the Pyrenees and ...

You’re on a glacier, so it’s constantly moving, it was -15/-20 at night and you’re alone with your thoughts,” he explains, saying he video-called his wife and children up to eight times a day. It led to a lot of resentment in his teens and early 20s – “particularly surrounding the circumstances in which Mike died”, Matthews clarifies. I was acting on behalf of the family to try and bring my brother home. But Mike and I had a special bond.” “I never really accepted it as a kid,” admits the entrepreneur and broadcaster, 34. I didn’t quite process the loss ever, really.”However, Matthews, who shot to fame on ‘constructed reality’ show Made In Chelsea, has vivid memories of Michael, recalling: “We had an awful lot in common and were described as twins separated by time.

In 1999, Michael Matthews became the youngest Briton to climb Mount Everest, but three hours after he summited, he disappeared and has never been found. Spencer ...

'We have a lot of fun but every number one we had, the pressure mounted. We would work 16 or 17 hours a day and just be constantly on the phone.' Spencer was only 10 years old at the time and as a result of the mystery surrounding his brother's disappearance, he has always struggled to accept his death. There was a lack of care. [The Sun](https://www.thesun.co.uk/), Edele said: 'There's more space to enjoy it now. They were extremely popular in their 'active' years between 1997 and 2002.

The documentary follows Spencer, 34, and a 10-man search crew as they embark on a mission to bring home the body of brother Michael, who vanished on Everest in ...

“Everest is often too dangerous to recover those who died in the death zone, and the film reflects that. Spencer was said to be “furious” about the sudden decision, with one source saying: “This was a real disaster. Meanwhile, Spencer is doing interviews in which he has to fudge the date. After endless viewings, two official screenings and an entire campaign building up to a release on March 3 it was decided with hours to go that footage of bodies might be deemed insensitive. More than 200 of the 310-plus adventurers to die on Everest are still on the deadly slopes. [Spencer Matthews](https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/tv/finding-michael-spencer-matthews-searching-26388247) has addressed his fans following the release of delayed documentary Finding Michael. The documentary follows Spencer, 34, and a 10-man search crew as they embark on a mission to bring home the body of brother Michael, who vanished on Everest in 1999 aged 22. Spencer wrote: “Delighted to let you know that ‘Finding Michael’ is now streaming on Disney+. He was absolutely furious and there have been some very heated conversations this week. [Made in Chelsea](https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/all-about/made-in-chelsea) star took to Instagram on Wednesday to thank fans for their “patience and support” after the five-day delay. The film was set to drop on [Disney+](https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/all-about/disney) on March 3 but the streamer pulled it just hours before launch. [Finding Michael: Spencer Matthews on searching for brother's body on Everest](https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/tv/finding-michael-spencer-matthews-searching-26388247)