Richard Gadd revealed the one thing he refuses to talk about anymore regarding his hit Netflix series Baby Reindeer.
The 35-year-old actor recently opened up about the success of his critically acclaimed limited series, which he wrote and starred in, about his own real-life traumatic experiences.
He explained that the real identities of his characters in his critically acclaimed limited series is something he doesn’t want to talk about again.
“I don’t think I’ll ever comment on this again,” he said during an interview with The Hollywood Reporter.
The actor previously asked people to stop speculating about the real identities of the characters on his show.
Richard Gadd, 35, revealed the one thing he refuses to talk about anymore regarding his hit Netflix series Baby Reindeer; seen on May 7 in Los Angeles
The actor recently opened up about the success of his critically acclaimed limited series, which he wrote and starred in, about his own real-life traumatic experiences; seen in a frame
“I can’t confirm or deny anything related to the real-life people the characters in the show are based on,” he said when asked about the people claiming to be the stalker.
Shortly after her interview, her alleged stalker, Fiona Harvey, who claimed to be the real-life Martha, revealed her identity on Piers Morgan Uncensored.
After the launch of his show, he said that many people had contacted him about the show.
Now, he aims to ignore the frenzy of fans trying to identify the people the characters are based on.
“I know for each party, there have been about five or six people who have been named as each party, even down to the pub manager,” he continued.
“The Internet will always do its thing,” he added. “I can’t really comment on that.”
He said most of the people who go public with the story make false claims saying they are the people the story is based on.
“The other day they sent me a video of someone claiming to be Teri,” he recalled. ‘I had never met them before in my life.
He explained that the real identities of his characters in his critically acclaimed limited series is something he doesn’t want to talk about again. “I don’t think I’ll ever comment on this again,” she said during an interview with The Hollywood Reporter.
The actor previously asked people to stop speculating about the real identities of the characters on his show.
After the launch of his show, he said that many people had contacted him about the show. Now, he aims to ignore the frenzy of fans trying to identify the people the characters are based on, which includes Jessica Gunning’s stalker Martha.
‘The Internet just does this and I just have to let it do its thing. And that’s that.’
He went on to add that he disagrees with the “research” and wants the show to remain a fictional “work of art.”
‘How do you respond to things like that? “I don’t agree with that detective thing,” she said.
“I have made a public statement saying that I want the show to be received as a work of art, and I want people to enjoy the show as a work of art.”
He emphasized that Baby Reindeer ‘exists in a fictional realm’ and added that he would have turned the show into a documentary if he wanted the identities to be revealed.
‘My name is Donny Dunn. He exists in a kind of fictional realm, although it is based on truth, he exists in a fictional realm, let’s enjoy the world that I have created,’ he explained.
He said most of the people who go public with the story make false claims saying they are the people the story is based on. He added that he disagrees with the “research” and wants the show to remain a fictional “work of art.”
He highlighted that Baby Reindeer “exists in a fictional realm.” ‘My name is Donny Dunn. “He exists in a kind of fictional realm, even though it’s based on truth, he exists in a fictional realm, let’s enjoy the world I’ve created,” he explained.
Baby Reindeer is a drama miniseries that launched on Netflix in April. In the show, a man is “forced to confront a dark, buried trauma” while dealing with an obsessive stalker.
“If I wanted to find the real-life people, I would have done it in a documentary.”
“I’ve talked publicly about how I don’t want people to do it and if I start playing whack-a-mole, I’ll almost increase it. I don’t think I’ll ever comment on it again.”
Baby Reindeer is a drama miniseries that launched on Netflix in April.
In the show, a man is “forced to confront a dark, buried trauma” while dealing with an obsessive stalker.
