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Candace Cameron Bure, renowned for her iconic role as D.J. Tanner in Full House, has expressed her distress over the disturbing revelations brought to light in the documentary ‘Quiet on Set.’ Speaking to E! News, the actress lamented the heartbreaking experiences endured by others in the entertainment industry, especially considering her own childhood stardom from a tender age. Bure emphasized the importance of support and self-assuredness for young artists, urging them to prioritize their well-being and resist comparisons with others.

True-crime documentaries have captivated audiences with their riveting narratives, and HBO Max emerges as a leading platform showcasing these compelling stories. From the chilling investigation of children’s television in “Quiet on Set” to the disturbing revelations about the Hammer family in “House of Hammer,” and the wrongful convictions in “Mind Over Murder,” HBO Max’s true-crime offerings explore the depths of human behavior and the complexities of justice.

Former Nickelodeon child stars and crew members interviewed for the documentary series ‘Quiet on Set’ have expressed dissatisfaction with its release on Investigation Discovery (ID). They claim they were unaware that ID, known for its true crime programming, would be producing the show and feel it sensationalized their experiences. The interviewees, including Alexa Nikolas and Raquel Lee Bolleau, have accused the producers of using deceptive tactics to secure their participation and believe a more credible network should have been involved.

In the wake of the ‘Quiet on Set’ docuseries, which has shed light on disturbing experiences faced by child actors including Drake Bell and Giovonnie Samuels, it has been reported that Ariana Grande, a former child star on the Nickelodeon show ‘Victorious,’ has declined to participate for the time being. According to OK! Magazine, Grande and other former child actors such as Amanda Bynes and Jamie Lynn Spears turned down offers to share their experiences because they are not ready to discuss the topic publicly.