One year after publicly sharing their experience of sexual abuse in "Pacific on the set: the dark side of the children's television", " Drake Bell It opens about the impact of the upcoming and unexpected reactions that received.

When "quietly on the set: The dark side of the children's television" debuted in March 2024. year, the bell was exposed to a hidden darkness behind its time in Nickelodon. With Raw Emotion, he shared his painful experiences, including a devastating abuse he suffered in the hands of the former Nickelodeon producer Brian PeckLeaving deep and permanent scars.

Now, a year after the excuse, Drake Bell reflects on how his life has changed.

The project is first hand from former children's actors and crew members, presentations such as toxic work environments, sexism and cases of sexual violations of sexual violations.

"It was a really nice weight," he said People MagazineOn the anniversary of "Pacific," Premiere "." It's a roller for emotions. I don't want to walk it and give it a message: "Hey, all you need to do is just saying to someone and get your story out tomorrow and that you will be okay and you will walk through life without any pain or grief or sadness!" It will always be there, but it is much more beautiful getting support. "

Peck, which managed Bell, was arrested in 2003, including Sodomy, which committed Lewd ACT about the child between 14 or 15 years of age for at least 10 years, and the oral copulation involving an anesthesia or a controlled substance.

Before imposing the penalty in the following year, numerous actors, including Taran KillamAlan Thicke, James Marsden, and "Boy meets the world" stars Will freedle and Rider strongsent letters in his support. Being revealed as an unnamed baby star, Bell says that some of those who have had letters supported by the messages similar to "I was completely different a story that was a completely different story. I didn't write me that letter. I'm so shame." I'm so shame. "

"It's nice to hear those kinds of things," Bell was admitted.

In the document, the bell was first opened about his experience working with Brian Peck, which was not associated with his former stars, Josh Peck.

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"And I also frozen in full shock and I had no idea what to do or how to react, and I had no idea how to get out of the situation," he continued.

After the premiere documentary, Nickelodeon published the following statement:

"Although we cannot confirm or negate the allegations of behavior from production decades, Nickelodeon explores all formal complaints as part of our commitment to the workplace and professional priorities are well-being, throwing and crew, but also of each children, and we have adopted numerous Protective measures over the years to help us to help us live up to our own high standards and expectations of our audience. "

After commissioning the documents, the former Nickelodon star divided his thoughts on how the network addressed the allegations.

"There is a very well-adapted response," learning about his trauma, "because they could not say they did not know about this or what happened, or anything," he said "Fraser Sarah" Podcast. "So, I think it was a really well-adapted Answer probably some great lawyer in Hollywood."

"I think it's pretty empty, their answers, because, I mean, they still show our shows, they still put our show." He continued. "And I have to pay my therapy, I have to think of what, if there is anything, if there is anything more than quotation on the page that exactly says how to say exactly how to say exactly how to say the answer exactly."

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