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The new documentary, Pee Wee as himself, isn't the boilerplate Hollywood profile you think it is.

Sure, you get the biographical details you expect how young avant-garde artist Paul Rubens

created the persona of Pee Wee Herman and the meteoric rise and fall that followed. But you also get a

sense of what it cost Rubens to insist that Pee We wasn't simply a persona, but in fact a real person.

It's the latest in a recent series of documentaries that shine a spotlight on their subject's hunger to control their narrative.

And what happens when that narrative inevitably gets away from them?

I'm Linda Holmes.

And I'm Glenn Weldon, and today we're talking about Pee We as himself on Pop Culture Happy Hour from NPR.

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