How To Watch Real ‘Martha’ ‘Baby Reindeer’ Interview With Piers Morgan

Jessica Gunning stars in the production "Baby Reindeer."

On Thursday, Piers Morgan is scheduled to have a conversation with the actual person who goes by the name "Martha" in the production of Baby Reindeer.

On Wednesday, Morgan declared on channel X that he would be having an interview known as "World Exclusive" with Fiona Harvey. She asserts to be the legitimate Martha Scott in Richard Gadd's hit series that is available on Netflix with a limited run.

The performer plays the character Donny Dunn in the play Baby Reindeer, which was partly fictionalized due to legal constraints. Jessica Gunning stars in the production as Martha.

In the blog post about X, there was a picture of Morgan and Harvey together. The author of the post mentioned that Fiona Harvey, who plays the character Martha in Baby Reindeer, finally came forward for her first TV interview discussing the popular Netflix show. Harvey wanted to speak out and clarify any misconceptions. The interviewer questioned if her character was a crazy stalker.

Piers Morgan and Forbes' "Baby Reindeer" star, known as "Martha," recently took a photo together, revealing the true identity of the beloved character.

Morgan mentioned in his blog that the interview will go live on Piers Morgan Uncensored. In a subsequent blog post, Morgan stated that the interview will commence at 3 p.m. Eastern Time (12 p.m. Pacific Time) in the United States and 8 p.m. in the United Kingdom.

You can watch The Real Martha Uncensored interview on the Piers Morgan Uncensored YouTube Channel. To access it, simply click this link.

The show "Baby Reindeer" started showing on Netflix last April 11 and made a huge impact around the world. Based on reports from the streaming service, Baby Reindeer became the number one show on Netflix's Global Top 10 TV Shows list for the week of April 29 to May 5. It garnered a total of 18.6 million views, which is the equivalent of 73.6 million hours of viewership.

Martha Sues Gadd: A Real Threat

Richard Gadd's character, Donny Dunn, in Baby Reindeer is a comedian who has a tough time making ends meet, so he works at a pub as a bartender. One day, Donny shows some kindness to a customer named Martha Scott who is lonely. As a result, Martha starts following Donny around, which makes him feel uncomfortable.

Reportedly, a woman known as "Martha" has been accused of stalking comedian Gadd for over four years. The alleged stalker sent him a colossal amount of emails (41,000) and voicemails (350+ hours). "Martha" was finally revealed after numerous fans of the show attempted to uncover her identity. In an interview with The Daily Mail, she came forward but chose to remain anonymous.

During the interview, the genuine Martha issued a warning to Gadd that she might take legal action against him. She accused him of trying to bring her down to achieve fame and referred to it as a form of bullying.

Stephen King has provided his commendation for the Netflix stalker series, known as 'Baby Reindeer.' In an essay he recently wrote, he praised the show for its creative direction and acting performances. King, who is recognized for his famous horror novels, is among the many viewers who have become fans of the series. His essay speaks to the exceptional qualities of the show and why it is receiving such great attention.

Baby Reindeer has a lot of supporters including famous scary book writer Steven King. He just wrote an article saying great things about Gadd and the series. He compared it to Misery, a popular book that was made into a movie.

The story is about a nurse who becomes overly fixated on a specific author, leading her to keep him hostage in her secluded Colorado residence following his involvement in a car accident during a snowstorm. This results in a miserable situation.

In the 1990 film, the role of nurse Annie Wilkes was played by Kathy Bates and she won the Best Actress Oscar for it. Meanwhile, the character of seriously injured author Paul Sheldon was played by James Caan, who has since passed away.

Richard Gadd talks about the empathy he has for 'Martha' in the Netflix panel for Forbes' Baby Reindeer, as reported by Tim Lammers.

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