Unexpected turn of events around the acclaimed Netflix miniseries
One of the great television sensations of the year has been ‘My stuffed reindeer’, a Netflix miniseries that has become the platform’s latest surprise hit. Based on real events, one of the great unknowns is who the real woman who inspired it is. Richard Gadd to create Martha. That mystery remains in the air, but she has complained harshly about how she appears reflected in the Netflix series.
“He wrote a damn series about me”
The woman has given an interview to The Daily Mail with lto the demand that his identity be kept anonymous, and has taken advantage of the occasion to try to make things clear. In fact, she has claimed that Gadd is using the series”to harass an older woman to achieve fame and fortune“, also pointing out the following:
He’s using ‘My stuffed reindeer’ to harass me now. I am the victim. He’s written a damn series about me.
It is clear that he did not like what he saw in ‘My Stuffed Reindeer’, accusing Gadd of having “protagonist syndrome” and denying things that can be seen in the series: “I never had a toy reindeer as a child and I would never have had a conversation with Richard Gadd about a toy from my childhood.“.
Furthermore, he also comments on the following: Jessica Gunningthe actress who plays Martha in the excellent Netflix miniseries: “She looks like me after gaining weight during confinement, but I’m not actually unattractive“. Something tells me that this won’t be the last time we’re going to hear about this controversy around ‘My stuffed reindeer’…
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