How to watch the ‘Girls Gone Wild’ 2024 documentary series

The stories behind Girls Gone Wild, a terrifying narrative of film producer Joe Francis who shot indecently exposed young ladies and sold the videos on late-night television, will soon be revealed in a brand-new three-part Peacock documentary series.

On Tuesday, December 3, Girls Gone Wild: The Untold Story will debut exclusively on Peacock.

People claims that the show provides an inside look at the multimillion-dollar business that the infamous film producer built, in which teenage ladies were filmed exposing themselves for sexual amusement during spring break.

GIRLS GONE WILD: THE UNTOLD STORY OF HOW TO WATCH

Peacock is the streaming service for Girls Gone Wild: The Untold Story.

The program has a low-cost monthly option of $7.99, but for those of us who prefer not to use commercials, there is also a premium, ad-free version available for $13.99 per month.

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE SHOW

The presentation is described as a startling production that features interviews with survivors, foes, and former employees—none of whom are identified in the trailer—that expose the startling nature of the videos and how they have affected innumerable lives.

In the exclusive clip, one victim states, “I never thought that would come back and haunt me for 20 years,” while another asserts, “I was too young to be taped.”

An interview with Francis himself, which is his first in-depth, face-to-face conversation with a journalist in almost ten years, is also included.

On Girls Gone Wild, which made $20 million in its first two years alone, Francis has previously defended some of his activities.

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I wouldn’t be where I am now if I accepted no! Francis stated in a passage from an earlier interview that is shown in the movie.

According to reports, Francis is currently residing in Mexico with family members following his incarceration in the US for noncompliance with a prior bankruptcy settlement.

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