The six-episode film, co-produced by executive producer Ryan Murphy and director Andrew Rossi, describes Andy Warhol's legends with an astonishing amount of information, and these diaries published after his death provide us with a unique window. lead us to an in-depth understanding of the artist's extraordinary life. The show begins with an account of his childhood in Pittsburgh and traces Warhol's incredibly colorful journey as an artist, director, publisher, TV producer, eye-watcher, celebrity, etc., traveling freely between different media and different times. Although Warhol is often in the limelight, he never reveals his personal life. The show uses cutting-edge artificial intelligence technology to synthesize his voice, introduces audiences to this extremely complex man through his own language, and introduces his working, creative and performing partners who accompany him from the subversive period to the mainstream period. these include John Waters and Rob Law. Andy Warhol: the Diary of the Times, co-produced by Murphy, Dan Blanc, Josh Braun, Stacey Reese and Stanley Buchtar, and directed by Rosie, is an excellent confirmation of Warhol's letter.
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