I don't remember which one it was, but Netflix Documentaries really lost me years ago when it was clear they were just padding time to get their 6 or 8 episode run time (may have been
Wild Wild Country). With that in mind, really surprised it didn't go into every minute detail.
A week or so ago, Mr. T did a "promotional" interview with The Guardian, set up by Netflix. Supposedly he doesn't like or want to do interviews and I doubt Netflix set up another one. It goes into a bunch of his life and how he is very religious and has always tried to help his community. He also states his whole goal was to buy his mom a house and once he did that, after Rocky, it was all gravy to him. So he would try to wring out maximum value for himself and his family. If whatever Hollywood twit didn't want to meet those requirements, he was fine not working in Hollywood anymore.
Here is part of it clipped, on the documentary itself (there was a little more about the doc, but most was just about his life):
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I read the whole thing, it's fairly interesting if the Rocky movie(s) or The A-Team were part of your childhood:
He grew up in the ghetto, became a global superstar – then gave it all up. Why did he step away from the spotlight?
www.theguardian.com