The Eyes of Tammy Faye
2000·Documentary·1h 19m
7.1
★
A documentary look, mostly through the eyes of Tammy Faye Bakker Messner, at her rise and fall as a popular televangelist with husband Jim Bakker.
Directed by Randy Barbato and Fenton Bailey
inspirational
comforting
Trailer
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Cast
RuPaul
Narrator
Tammy Faye Bakker
Herself
Jim Bakker
Himself
Mel White
Self - Executive Director, Soul Force Ministry
Jessica Hahn
Self (archive footage)
Pat Boone
Self - Christian Entertainer
Jim J. Bullock
Self - Former Co-Host
Pat Robertson
Self (archive footage)
Bill Clinton
Self (archive footage)
Roseanne Barr
Self (archive footage)
Crew
Randy Barbato
Director
Fenton Bailey
Director
Fenton Bailey
Producer
Randy Barbato
Producer
John Hoffman
Producer
Sheila Nevins
Producer
Popular Reviews
11 reviews
Ouija Hadid
8.0★ · 03/07/26
God... I can give you a list of 20 - 25 people you can take right now if you give us back Tammy Faye
God... I can give you a list of 20 - 25 people you can take right now if you give us back Tammy Faye
Connor EverettPRO
7.0★ · 01/29/23
God she seemed like such a sweetheart
God she seemed like such a sweetheart
lucky
6.0★ · 09/18/21
EVERYBODY LOVES PUPPETS!
EVERYBODY LOVES PUPPETS!
SheaPRO
7.0★ · 07/30/15
a little fact about me: i love celebrity documentaries/essays/memoirs/autobiographies. i could watch and read them for the rest of my life and be totally happy. so i stumbled upon 'the eyes of tammy faye' and was really excited to see it.
i knew who tammy faye was, i've heard her name a few times from some shows and movies. i had an idea who tammy was, but wasn't really sure. but after watching this documentary, i fucking love her. (i just googled her, and she's dead so i'm stilling going to say 'love'.) this woman was such a sweetheart. a good ole christian woman with a heart of gold, and big ole lashes coming from her eyes. that make-up is iconic though.
i kind of loved how this documentary was set up. with chapters and little puppets and some interest footage. the ones that stood out were of her singing, and the footage of interviewing a gay male with AIDS on her christian show. what a woman.
i just fucking love tammy faye now.
i knew who tammy faye was, i've heard her name a few times from some shows and movies. i had an idea who tammy was, but wasn't really sure. but after watching this documentary, i fucking love her. (i just googled her, and she's dead so i'm stilling going to say 'love'.) this woman was such a sweetheart. a good ole christian woman with a heart of gold, and big ole lashes coming from her eyes. that make-up is iconic though.
i kind of loved how this documentary was set up. with chapters and little puppets and some interest footage. the ones that stood out were of her singing, and the footage of interviewing a gay male with AIDS on her christian show. what a woman.
i just fucking love tammy faye now.
a little fact about me: i love celebrity documentaries/essays/memoirs/autobiographies. i could watch and read them for the rest of my life and be totally happy. so i stumbled upon 'the eyes of tammy faye' and was really excited to see it.
i knew who tammy faye was, i've heard her name a few times from some shows and movies. i had an idea who tammy was, but wasn't really sure. but after watching this documentary, i fucking love her. (i just googled her, and she's dead so i'm stilling going to say 'love'.) this woman was such a sweetheart. a good ole christian woman with a heart of gold, and big ole lashes coming from her eyes. that make-up is iconic though.
i kind of loved how this documentary was set up. with chapters and little puppets and some interest footage. the ones that stood out were of her singing, and the footage of interviewing a gay male with AIDS on her christian show. what a woman.
i just fucking love tammy faye now.
i knew who tammy faye was, i've heard her name a few times from some shows and movies. i had an idea who tammy was, but wasn't really sure. but after watching this documentary, i fucking love her. (i just googled her, and she's dead so i'm stilling going to say 'love'.) this woman was such a sweetheart. a good ole christian woman with a heart of gold, and big ole lashes coming from her eyes. that make-up is iconic though.
i kind of loved how this documentary was set up. with chapters and little puppets and some interest footage. the ones that stood out were of her singing, and the footage of interviewing a gay male with AIDS on her christian show. what a woman.
i just fucking love tammy faye now.
Mina
6.0★ · 12/15/25