Luc Longley and the 'missing chapter' of the Last Dance | Full documentary | Australian Story

Luke you makes it harder for yourself , enjoy it, 3 championships, don’t matter what, some of the greatest NBA players , don’t even have ONE

Sorry Luke , fire burned down your property , you gonna be okay soon, believe it and be proud of yourself, so many NBA players didn’t get the Champions, some of them, trying very hard, still didn’t succeed, but you did; done that

Great man why are you leaving , sorry mam , nobody is better than anybody , I thinks you the one
Bring your own excuses mam

cool bloke !

Nice addition. Thanks.

Beautiful story…

This is an absolutely amazing documentary. tbh I didn't even realize he was omitted and maybe there was a reason for that, and I'm so glad that the creators of this made a point to give him his shine. He was such a kind, gentle person and played an amazing role on the team. Thanks for making this!!

So glad Luc’a story has been told and Michael’s acknowledgment of his contributions. Never knew he was a huge part of the catalyst that help the team bond. Wish Dennis could have been a part of Luc’s story. Luc wish you all the happiness you deserve.

That was sensational

Well done 👍🏼

I am a lifelong Bulls Fan. Watched all of their games back in the day. Luc was the man!!

Without Luc’s presence down low against some of the biggest skilled guys in the world, there is no last dance… nor a 1st dance. Salute

I hated this man as well as the entire Bulls team in the late 90s. They took away two championship’s away from us in Utah. As I watch this I have a undeniable admiration and appreciation for Mr. Luc Longly. Thank you for the memories Sir and for being the man who you are!

Wow, what an amazing story.

Jordan is not being sincere. 'Probably we should have...', too late.

Great story!! Much respect for Luc. I can tell he's a humble person with a great heart. Too bad he didn't get the exposure in the Last Dance but he was definitely an integral part of the Bull's success. I watched the whole documentary without missing a beat. Congratulations Luc for such a great career. You won 3 championships bro as the starting center. Patrick Ewing never won a championship and Hakeem Olajuwon won 2. You were destine for greatness. God bless.

This was awesome!

the end was a sweet thing to see

Awesome video, love from Mexico 🇲🇽 Luc!!!! Toyo’s. Awesome person

🔥🔥🔥🔥

That was neat to watch. I now consider the Last Dance an eleven chapter long series.

"We wont ever see another team like that again"....... warriors with KD would annihilate them !!

gentle giant

wow... lifes not easy as sportsman especially after the bulls breakup. But Luc seems just go whenever life/opportunities bring him. In the end, he lives in a farm enjoying his life...which is what I dream to do.

Loved this documentary. Nice work.

great documentary

what a great story and sucha nice, warm and heartful person ❤

Gentle giant, glad that he rediscovered himself and finally found happiness and tranquility.

Needs more recognition

luv it!

darned..great documentary!

Great doc!! Look at Luke much differently

God bless you brother! Many people will watch this and not only no how important you were to that team! But what a wonderful human being you are!

This documentary is strangely comforting, it shows you that a genuinely nice guy can reach the heights of fame and not be poisoned by the culture. It's a really stark contrast when you look at athletes like Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, and Tiger Woods, people at the top of their field, but they all have a simmering anger in them.

Call it competitiveness, call it never being good enough, never settling call it the mamba mentality but I'm so glad somebody out there, never escribed to being so thirsty for validation, crushing competition, or being overly competitive, and using that as a cover to mistreat people. That can kill you.

I don't care if it's in a competitive context, you can tell really high-level athletes that I've seen that feed off of that feeling can come across as deeply selfish, controlling, greedy, and a tad full of their own hype.

Luc Longley withstood that storm and even admitted that he needed to unlearn some of the negative things that he was forced to pick up as a member of the championship team. Love this documentary for its honesty and glad to know that there are genuine good guys out there.

Even if we never meet. I can appreciate great athletes for sure, but I appreciate people who know where they come from and that never leaves them. In the end, he teaches us that fame means nothing.

First of it is a very nice documentary about Luc and shows his real persona and that he is a lovely teddy bear guy who everybody likes. But one think I can't let slide was the end when he saw Michael talking about him and how important he was for the Bulls and that he would always go back with Luc. Luc seemed to me like he is not buying it and like he was in his feelings what surprised me. After wachting it a couple of times again it really seemed that Luc was deeply hurt because he didn't get a Part in the Last Dance documentary. Lets be clear here: Luc was never planing to become a real basketball player till his college days and because of his blessed high. He then started taking it seriously and luckily was drafted by the Wolves BUT was unhppy from the first day on because of the weather etc.. This is where the alarm goes for me. I think every person on earth who really loves Basketball and wants to be professional and play in the NBA would be happy no mather with team drafts him or how the weather is there and would bust his ass of. Then he got lucky againt and the Bulls took him. He played starting center but don't get things wrong, the Bulls could have everybody at this time as a Center. Nobody would say NO. He got the lucky spot and he played his role. But now to think you are that guy and really deserved to be picked up in this documentary who everybody knows is about MIchael otherwise nobody would watch it and it should be lke this. He was the guy who was not chilling at home parties with other bench players and was busting his ass of and doing everything he could to WIN for the team. He deserved every minute on this documentary. Of course Scottie Pippen could be getting a bit more time but to hear from Luc that he is in his feelings about that is really sad because without MIke he would not last 5 years in the NBA and would not have one ring. (we saw what happened with his carrer after 1998) Its really sad that he is so arrogant to really think he deserves more. I din't hear that from Toni Kukoc who was way more important and better then Luc. Or Dennis Rodman or other different role Payers.And this all after Michael did an half hour interview just for him and talked in bug resepct for him. He didn't have to do that. That just shows how classy of a guy Michael is and if Luc took it personal that he was hard nobody can help him. For 4 years he was living a Rockstar life and then when it is over and he got nothing to do with his life he wants to throw shade at Michael? Sorry Luc but you can do better. You got a beutiful wife and kids and you should focus on that and be happy. Thats what I wish for you.

This Utah fan remembers L.L... bitter- sweet times

I can't watch 😊😂

Can't believe i'm asking this question on vid like that but...what brand is the blue polo MJ is wearing in the interview 😖

For all of his basketball greatness, Michael Jordan is such an asshole.

This was a pretty good story

Well done; Very nice

Good stuff.
Now when do we get a 5 part Jud Bueschler doc?

It wasn't the missing chapter, it just wasn't about Luc Longley.

Wow

Luc

What a guy

Im from Chi- i revelled in those times

Did not know this AWESOME man

I like this documentary a lot better than the Last Dance because Luc was fearless to say he didn't like playing with MJ.

He held it down

Crocodile Longley 😂

Great passer but dunno about ‘the missing chapter’.

Loc Longley a BUM should be happy he got to the Bulls with a great leader in MJ.