Morgan’s live conversation with Fiona Harvey was watched live by approximately 236,000 people. people, and since its publication on YouTube, the material has been viewed over 11 million times. According to the woman, the journalist has already earned at least PLN 250,000 thanks to the interview. pounds. She got 250.
Fiona Harvey: I’ll settle for a million
The interview broadcast on Thursday earns money with each subsequent play on YouTube. Harvey says she should share in the profits and will “settle” for $1 million. In an interview with the Daily Record she said:
They offered me £250 and I asked if that was what they paid everyone and if so I wanted to see documentation about it. This documentation was not made available to me. I didn’t sign the contract and I will be asking for much more than the ridiculous £250. I’ll settle for a million.
Harvey, who is a lawyer, says Morgan’s employees were nice to her, but he “could barely look at her.” “He didn’t even say goodbye and took a photo with me just because he needed it for publicity,” she said. A source close to Morgan’s show reportedly commented that they agreed with Harvey on a “standard appearance fee” and also paid for her hair, makeup and transportation.
She says she’s the “real Martha” from “Reindeer.” He also wants to sue Netflix
The woman who, in a conversation with Morgan, called the creator of “Reindeer” a liar and psychopath, claiming that he was the one who stalked her, she also plans to sue Netflix over the series. Although Richard Gadd claimed that he tried to anonymize the character of his stalker in the production and emphasized not to look for the “real Martha”, viewers and the media began investigations. According to her, a Daily Mail journalist was supposed to contact Harvey a few days after the premiere.
On the one hand, the woman claims to be the prototype of the character, but on the other hand, she points out many differences. According to her, she never stalked Gadd, did not send him thousands of messages (she admitted that she tweeted to Gadd about 18 times and sent him one letter), did not hang out in front of his house and was never convicted. .
Netflix, on the other hand, describes the production as a “true story” and, according to the lawyer, this is the basis for filing a lawsuit. – If I can’t get this program removed easily, if they don’t give me money – I’m talking about a million pounds – the politicians will close the program. If Netflix’s behavior is discussed in parliament as it has been discussed across the country, the series will be closed – plain and simple, he says. “Reindeer” is one of the most popular productions in recent weeks in the world, which received great reviews after its premiere.
Are there others affected by Fiona Harvey?
During the interview, Morgan also raised the issue of alleged harassment that Harvey allegedly committed against her former boss, which she denied. After the conversation was broadcast, Scottish actress and comedian Janey Godley spoke on the website X. A journalist from the Daily Mail also claims after interacting with Harvey that
“Real Martha” has not yet commented on the comedian’s entry or the journalist’s words. However, on Piers Morgan’s show she revealed that she had six email addresses and many phone numbers. In her opinion, it’s quite normal to want to have separate ways of communicating with different people.
Source: Gazeta
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