‘Variety’ reports that the BBC has bought the bombshell Vice documentary on the famed influencer and self-proclaimed chauvinist Andrew Tate.
‘Variety’ reports that the BBC has bought the bombshell Vice documentary on the famed influencer and self-proclaimed chauvinist Andrew Tate.
‘Variety’ reports that the documentary, produced by Vice World News, has been in the works for years and provides a forum for women who claim to have been assaulted by the former kickboxer.
Viewers peek at Tate’s Romanian villa before his recent incarceration. Tate and his brother are jailed in Romanian custody for rape and human trafficking accusations.
Tate’s outspoken views on women’s treatment have become critical to his public image and firm, and Vice reporter Matt Shea gets an exclusive look inside Tate’s ‘War Room’ in the documentary.
The movie also delves into Tate’s alleged use of the “loverboy method” to recruit and encourage vulnerable women to perform pornographic content, which he subsequently sold to thousands of young men to gain influence with women.
Vice Distribution, Vice Media Group’s foreign distribution arm, has sold the one-hour documentary “The Dangerous Rise of Andrew Tate” to a British public television network.
The film will be shown on BBC Three, which appeals to a younger demographic. You may watch it on the BBC’s iPlayer right now.
