Quiet on Set: 11 Celebrities who Supported Brian Peck
The docuseries “Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV” revealed the conviction of Brian Peck, a former dialogue coach who sexually abused Drake Bell. Despite this, various actors and entertainment industry insiders, including notable celebrities wrote letters in support of Peck during his sentencing for child s*xual abuse. However, some supporters, like Joanna Kerns, later expressed regret after learning the full extent of the allegations.
Reason why Drake Bell attended Brian Peck’s sentencing
Drake Bell attended Brian Peck’s sentencing hearing and revealed himself as one of Peck’s victims during the docuseries. However, he did not support Peck and was not among those who wrote letters advocating for leniency. Drake Bell did not support Peck and attended his sentencing hearing to testify against him.
List of supporters:
- James Marsden
- Taran Killam
- Joanna Kerns
- Alan Thicke
- Rider Strong
- Will Friedle
- Ron Melendez
- James Marshall
- Kimmy Robertson
- Rich Correll
- Beth Correll
Clarification on Support: The directors of “Quiet on Set,” Mary Robertson and Emma Schwartz, responded to Rider Strong and Will Friedle’s comments about Brian Peck’s support after attempting to contact the actors for their docuseries. They expressed interest in learning more about the circumstances surrounding the letters of support, including any potential pressure exerted on the writers.
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