While we'd dismiss this getting any real consideration in any other year by any other president, we have to admit it's a very real possibility that Donald Trump would pardon Joe Exotic if for no other reason than to have another "celebrity" out there campaigning on his behalf. We mean, the man did make a case for such a role in his letter.
No word on when the series will be releasing or even begin filming at this point, but we expect them to pull the trigger ASAP as this is the second announced Tiger King scripted series in 2020. Not too long ago it was announced that SNL star Kate McKinnon was tapped to play the role of Carole Baskin in Universal Content Production's take on the Joe Exotic saga but have yet to cast a Joe Exotic or even land a writer for their project.
Only in the age of Trump would Netflix’s surprise hit series Tiger King turn a “deplorable” like Joe Exotic into the beloved celebrity he dreamnt of becoming while killing animals in his zoo and attempting to have his female tiger rival, Carole Baskin professionally murdered.
Yesterday (April 12) Netflix dropped their newest episode of its latest hit docuseries Tiger King and while it didn’t feature either of its two breakout stars, Joe Exotic or Carole Baskin, it did have some new interesting tidbits from the cast and crew that were involved in the wildness that was the Tiger King saga.
After having social media in an uproar and even having Donald Trump saying he’ll be looking into the pardon request of Joe Exotic, Tiger King‘s unforeseen popularity has Netflix gearing up to give fans what they want: more.
The Big Aristotle went on record to say he was not linked to 'Tiger King" figure Joe Exotic to the degree some thought, but the retired NBA star is connected with Greater Wynnewood Animal Park and owner Jeff Lowe.
The veteran Texas rapper and educator had a few simple words for the star of Netflix's 'Tiger King' docuseries.
Joe Exotic, real name Joseph Maldonado-Passage, has become a darling of many celebrities after the wildly popular docu-series 'Tiger King' was aired on Netflix.
Joe Exotic won’t be getting any funds courtesy of Cardi B. Apparently, it’s against the rules to create a GoFundMe for the convicted felon, but the Bronx rapper says she was just playing anyway.
Cardi B thinks Joe Exotic got hit with the jig. The Bronx rapper took to Twitter to reveal she wants to start a GoFundMe to free the currently incarcerated star of Netflix's wild docu-series Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness.
The seven-part Tiger King documentary series focuses on the drama surrounding the culture of collecting big cats meant to only live in the wild and the riff between Oklahoma cat park owner Joe Exotic and Carole Baskin.