Overview
- The two-part series, released June 29, 2026, features several women who speak publicly for the first time about being sexually assaulted by Rolf Harris.
- Survivors give detailed accounts of assaults that took place on TV sets, during tours and on holiday, and describe long-term emotional and practical harm.
- The documentary highlights claims that colleagues, broadcasters and police at times dismissed or failed to record complaints, and it includes investigative reporting that traces those failures.
- Legally, Harris was convicted in 2014 of multiple counts of indecent assault, served almost three years in prison before release on licence in 2017, had one 2017 conviction quashed as unsafe, and died in May 2023 of neck cancer and frailty of old age.
- Reporting connected to the film also notes the 2026 sale of Harris’s riverside Bray home and signals that renewed public attention may encourage further disclosures and institutional reviews into historic celebrity abuse.