Baby Reindeer Cast Urges Viewers to Stop Speculating and Playing Detective
The creators and stars of Netflix's controversial series, 'Baby Reindeer,' Richard Gadd and Jessica Gunning, who portrays Martha in the show, have issued a plea to fans to refrain from speculating and engaging in detective work. Let's delve into the statements made by the cast of the series.
Speculations continue to swirl around "Baby Reindeer," a hit series on Netflix based on a true story.
The show depicts Martha, portrayed by 38-year-old Jessica Gunning, stalking and harassing Scottish comedian Richard Gadd for several years.
Richard Gadd, the writer and creator of the series on Netflix, has urged fans to stop speculating about real-life individuals who inspired the characters.
Viewers of the series have begun researching and speculating to uncover Martha's real identity and the identity of the screenwriter who sexually assaults Donny, played by Richard Gadd in the show.
Some individuals, despite the characters using pseudonyms, claimed they were associated with "Baby Reindeer" and reported to the police.
According to Independent, Richard Gadd shared a message on his social media saying, 'Do not speculate.''
Jessica Gunning, who plays Martha in "Baby Reindeer," expressed sadness at viewers attempting to decipher the identities of the characters, claiming that some don't understand the series.
Speaking to the BBC, Jessica Gunning stated,
''Baby Reindeer' has no victims or villains. The common thread between Martha and Gadd is loneliness. If they love the series or are fans, they should stay true to the story. They should stop playing detective and trying to uncover the real identities of the characters. That's not the purpose of the show.'
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