Watch ‘Girls Gone Wild’ 2024 Documentary Series: Guide
A new three-part docu-series on Peacock is set to uncover the stories behind the infamous “Girls Gone Wild” franchise. Premiering exclusively on Peacock on December 3, the series delves into the scandalous accounts of film producer Joe Francis, who filmed young women exposing themselves on spring break and sold the tapes on late-night television.
To watch “Girls Gone Wild: The Untold Story,” you can stream it on Peacock. The service offers a monthly subscription for $7.99, or you can opt for the ad-free version for $13.99 per month.
Described as a shocking production by People, the series includes interviews with former employees, enemies, and survivors who share the impact of the videos on their lives. Some survivors express regret and reflect on how being taped at a young age continues to haunt them.
The docu-series also features an in-depth interview with Joe Francis, his first in nearly a decade. Previously, Francis defended his actions on “Girls Gone Wild,” which raked in $20 million in its first two years.
After facing legal issues in the United States, it’s reported that Joe Francis is now residing in Mexico with loved ones. Overall, the series promises an eye-opening look at the controversial franchise and its lasting effects on those involved.
