The Russell Brand: In Plain Sight documentary has made headlines, with Channel 4’s Dispatches launching an investigation into the British comedian that details allegations of sexual assault and abusive behavior.
Viewers in the US are wondering where they can watch the 2023 documentary. Here’s where and how to watch Russell Brand: In Plain Sight online.
How to watch Russell Brand documentary in the US
Russell Brand: In Plain Sight aired on Channel 4 on Saturday, September 16 at 9 PM BST. Viewers in the US and other countries outside the UK can watch and stream the documentary via an extension such as Google Chrome’s Beebs, or by using a VPN like Atlas.
By adding the Beebs extension and turning it on, viewers in the US can access Channel 4. It won’t just enable them to watch the latest Russell Brand documentary, but also let them watch content on BBC iPlayer and ITV Player. Alternatively, a VPN like Atlas is a “Virtual Private Network” that allows users to use a protected network connection that allows them to mask their IP address and effectively access sites from other regions.
Channel 4 is a UK-based Network, and people residing there could stream the aforementioned documentary on its streaming service All4 for no extra cost.
What is the Russell Brand: In Plain Sight documentary about?
In Plain Sight features a series of allegations made by women against Brand, who has refuted all claims made against him. The claims made against Brand include allegations of rape, sexual assault, and emotional abuse. As per its description, the documentary “investigates Russell Brand’s treatment of women.”
A representative of the documentary told Variety that “five women, four of whom asked to remain anonymous, agreed to share their stories of serious sexual allegations in the program.” Their alleged assaults happened between 2006 to 2013, and the documentary showcases the testimonies of those allegedly affected by what Brand did.
Since four of the five allegedly affected women wanted to stay anonymous, their interviews are silhouetted. Lastly, old archival footage of Brand’s stand-up acts and talk show appearances can also be seen.
