Posthumous documentaries happen all the time, but rarely are they narrated by the deceased person in question. That's exactly what The Life and Deaths of Christopher Lee attempts, thanks to a spot on impression from Peter Serafinowicz. The "Lee-told” story is engrossing in its own right, and the creative flourishes used throughout never detract from that. Instead, they enhance everything, as do the interview subjects. Everyone from Peter Jackson to John Landis (a highlight) discuss a personal relationship with Lee that far exceeded their professional ones. Everything comes together wonderfully to not only pay tribute, but immortalize the legacy of Christopher Lee.