Netflix has unveiled its latest sports docuseries, “Court of Gold,” providing viewers with an unprecedented behind-the-scenes look at the men’s basketball competition during the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. The six-episode series, each running 45 minutes, offers exclusive footage and interviews with some of basketball’s biggest stars as they vie for Olympic glory.
The series focuses on several top medal contenders, including Team USA, which faced intense pressure to maintain its four-time gold medal streak. Viewers can expect to see familiar faces such as LeBron James, Stephen Curry, and Kevin Durant, alongside rising star Victor Wembanyama of Team France.
“Court of Gold” doesn’t limit its scope to just the American team. The docuseries also covers other notable squads, including Serbia and Canada, providing a global perspective on the Olympic basketball tournament.
One of the pivotal moments captured in the series is Team USA’s historic victory over France, a game that featured a clash of NBA talents with France’s roster including Wembanyama and Rudy Gobert. This matchup was particularly significant given the host nation’s home-court advantage and the pressure on both teams to perform on the Olympic stage.
The series is a collaborative effort, with production credits going to Higher Ground Productions, Olympic Channel, and Words & Pictures. Filmed across multiple locations, including Lille, France, “Court of Gold” offers viewers a multi-lingual experience with content in English, French, Spanish, and Serbian, reflecting the international nature of the Olympic Games.
For basketball enthusiasts and Olympic fans alike, “Court of Gold” promises to deliver an inspiring and exciting look at the dedication, skill, and drama that unfolds both on and off the court during one of the world’s most prestigious sporting events.
The docuseries is now available for streaming on Netflix, allowing viewers to immerse themselves in the high-stakes world of Olympic basketball and the personal journeys of the athletes who compete at its highest level.
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