Netflix is traveling into new territory with its latest docuseries, ‘Court of Gold,’ offering fans a glimpse into an exclusive behind-the-scenes look into the 2024 Paris Olympics Men’s Basketball. On Thursday, the streaming giant released the trailer for the six-part series, revealing its debut date of February 18th.
Executive-produced by Barack and Michelle Obama, the docuseries promises to deliver a 45-minute deep dive into each episode and highlighting the journeys of the United States, France, Serbia, and Canadian basketball teams. The series spotlights not only the on-court action but also captures the personal journeys of the players who stole the show during the Olympic Games.
Relive the historic 2024 Paris Olympics Men’s Basketball tournament through the eyes of the greats.
COURT OF GOLD — following Team USA, France, Serbia, and Canada — comes to Netflix February 18. pic.twitter.com/VkdplrmyDv
— Netflix (@netflix) January 23, 2025
To give you a quick rundown and recap of the games, the United States secured the gold medal in a highly-anticipated final match against France. Backed by high-profile players like Steph Curry, Lebron James, Kevin Durant, Anthony Davis, and Jayson Tatum, the U.S. road to success was nothing short of amazing. But, let’s be clear, the France team also came in hot with a stunning roster including Victor Wembanyama and defensive powerhouse Rudy Gobert.
Additionally, Serbia’s team, which was led by Denver Nuggets star Nikola Jokić, snagged the bronze medal in an intense match against Germany. Meanwhile, Canada’s team featured Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Jamal Murray, Dillon Brooks, and RJ Barrett but fell short in the quarterfinals against France.
Nonetheless, Netflix is no stranger to capturing the inside scoop of the Olympic Games. In fact, the ‘Simone Biles Rising’ docuseries highlighted the gymnast’s success as she returned to the Olympics, while ‘Sprint’ and ‘Sprint 2’ shined a light on the world of track & field, featuring stars like Noah Lyles and Gabby Thomas.
