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Louis Theroux pays tribute to transgender inmate who died a year after making documentary
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nme.comLouis Theroux has paid tribute to a subject of one of his documentaries after discovering she passed away a year after their interview.During his latest series Life on the Edge, the filmmaker discovered that transgender inmate Deborah Lee Worledge was released one year after appearing in 2008’s Behind Bars.“The following year, after I filmed, Deborah I guess was back inside and then released,” he said in last night’s (September 20) episode.“‘Today’s a different day’ – that’s the pull quote.
Deborah Lee Worledge was released from jail. She died of a drug overdose on 4 September, 2008, two days later. She is missed by many.”Recalling his memories of her, Theroux said: “She had a sort of romantic notion of being an outlaw.
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