Amanda Show Star Raquel Lee Bolleau Blasts Quiet on Set Docuseries | E! News 

The very same people who wanted her to talk about how the industry treated her like she didn't matter, turned around and treated her like she didnt matter... i can understand the frustration.

Looks like the producers of "Quiet on set" have gone "Quiet" themselves....🤨🤨🤨

When quiet on set won’t comment back that right there speaks volumes

This is messed up. She was vulnerable and shared only to be disrespected and excluded from the panel discussion around how to change things is so wrong. And notifying her the day of she is in another episode means she probably had no idea what was included in that episode, how it was edited etc. smh

A lot of people are saying that about the documentary. The producers were shady AF.

Never allow anyone to disrespect you..not even for a paycheck!

I'm with Raquel on this. She should've been notified about the 5th episode further in advance and invited to the panel. I'm curious what was the conversation she and the producers had behind the scenes. Did they give a reason for excluding her and others from the panel?

Spitting in her face??? And she just has to stand there and take it? RIDICULOUS!!! 😡😡Infuriating!!! 🤬🤬 Why it took them 3X for them to “talk to” Amanda Bynes is crazy! How did she not recognize the hurt and anger on he co-star’s face is just… heinous 🤯🤬🤯 I understand your position Raquel, and send you love, compassion, and some healing vibes ❤️❤️❤️

I did feel like it was odd how they showed a clip of Raquel right after a heartwarming discussion with Bryan and his mom. It felt out of place and weird to show it when Raquel wasn't even there to discuss it further.

All media has a (biased) angle to push. It’s good to expose truth and predatory people but most shows do not want to provide the truth without any personal bias.

🫢 And we didn't believe Marc Summers... Poor Raquel, she deserved better, has all the right to be enfuriated

the spitting episode is just ick..the Union and child welfare should have been involved. Disturbing.

My heart hurts for her. They treated her, and all of them, the exact same way these monsters did and served no change at all.

This is such an important topic and the producers are ruining it by behaving like this.

She’s not the only one, I think Kyle Sullivan should have been on the fifth episode as well

They did the same EXACT thing to Alexa Nikolas !!

Everyone needs to understand that when they say Hollywood is cutthroat, they aren't kidding!!!!! It's all of the dark things that you hear and it takes great risk if you want fame and fortune out of it

Never watched the show but she was so cute and turned out to be a beautiful young woman. Glad she spoke out. ❤

Basically, it's exploit those who were exploited.

Her and Marc Summers are saying the same thing. Wow! 😮

Why is everyone expecting ethical behavior from unethical networks having all their dirty laundry aired. They aren’t trying to be transparent to foster healthy behavior and policy change. They are trying to prevent bleeding out completely

I don't blame her for being done with acting. The industry can be too much for children and adults, and the producers should have included her in the 5th episode instead of leaving her out.

SMH. WOW. That is HORRIBLE. Looks like the QOS producers are proving to be no different from Dan Schnieder and others like him in Hollywood. They should've notified Raquel of the fifth episode and invited her to speak more about her experiences.

This is unacceptable.... how dare they do that to her

My grandmother cried that she Heard that Amanda bynes spit in Raquel's face and that wasn't funny she deserves justice god bless you Raquel

Okay but she wasnt the only one that did an interview and wasnt apart of the panel, she deserves to be moticed and included,

Now we gotta have a documentary about the behind the scenes of the documentary

You wouldn’t think that terrible thing’s were happening to those kid’s mainly because watching the show they are smiling joking and look happy but behind all of that they were really suffering I’ve never heard of so much BS that happen’s to actor’s and child actors until now it’s ridiculous and I’m sure there are more who may be afraid to come forward and that’s so sad

I'm just glad she didn't let this incident stop her career.

Thank you for speaking out! 💔

She bugging. They played a small clip in the 5th episode of a clip they jad already showed in a prior episode. And they called you to let you know it would be in there. Like...what are gou mad about? Seems like the issue she has is that she wasnt invited to the panel discussion because the whole thing about being in the 5th episode is a big nothing burger

This broke heart 💔 industry needs to do better 🙏🏽

So she is upset that they didn't invite her to the panel discusion

i stand behind YOU RAQUEL!!!

Quiet On Set was shady to begin wit..you can tell they was jus wanting to push their bias narrative for their own personal selfish gain/reasons🙄

And this is why people dont want to share their stories. Unbelievable!

Same thing Katrina Johnson said too. It was pretty much bar for bar

That’s crazy smh I’m very very sorry that happened ❤

They did the same thing to Alexa Nikolas

The same thing the industry always does the same thing! I tell my daughter it's the devil's playground 😬

It’s weird how the ones that got the least amount of harm done to them have the most to say about literally nothing

Hmmm...Raquel knows how the industry treats its talent. Seems like she's been out the biz for a while. Which means she didn't have representation to go over her contracts, obligations, and expectations. That's why she was so surprised by the extra day she was going to be involved. I CANNOT believe the producers thought it was okay to have a panel when the wounds are still so fresh for a lot of the former child actors.

When you're a kid you are naive, easily influenced, resilient, and lighthearted. You don't have the experience to know that you should be cautious, and especially when you look up to adults you think that you can trust what they are telling you is okay. Unfortunately, these young stars learned that the conditions they had endure on their television shows were dehumanizing, embarrassing, and just disrespectful for adults to ask you to perform. Besides the SA and the blatant inappropriateness, these child actors did not enjoy experiencing these things and looking back at it as adults, I'm sure they felt like they wished their caretakers had treated them with dignity, the same way if you witnessed your own children going through these things you'd be outraged! They are speaking up for their younger selves and advocating for any future child stars that are not mature enough to realize that Hollywood is a shark tank. They do not care about you, only about getting money for entertainment.

They did the SAME Thing to Marc Summers, Have Them ZERO Shame.

Why did she take part in it then?

Another person speaking against the docuseries, saying they didn't know what exactly its about. 🤔

They should make a docuseries about the docuseries called, “Quieter”

I’m kinda confused.

Um, is everyone else on the panel except her?? I don't get it. If they told her she'd be on the panel then was removed, I could see that being a problem. But unless everyone except her was on the panel, I just don't see the problem 🤷🏽‍♀️ Am I missing something?

My son was an aspiring actor and because I was vocal about not putting him in comprising positions or not allowing him certain places with out protection he was looked over, what a blessing. I questioned a specific well known agent and she made it known she couldn’t stand me, not because I was rude or over bearing just because I would not force my son to do something he was not comfortable with at 12…

How dare they not invite her 🤬.

Uh oh looks like someone can’t handle loosing her 15 min.

It sucks that she wasn't brought back but if I were her I would be more thankful that more people know about the terrible work environment.

I feel so bad for her and all The other victims. I’m glad she finds solace in her family/husband/babies. That’s the best place for her to be and heal ❤ keep your head up Raquel. It’s in Gods hands. They’ll get their karma in due time ❤❤❤

You’ve got big dreams? You want fame? Well, fame costs. And right here in Hollyweird is where you start paying … in all manner of evil....

Why would anyone agree to do a project that they “didn’t know what it was going to be about”?

they did that to the guy who hosted Double Dare like that he said they asked him to do an interview and then did a 180 on him and changed everything up so he walked out and left. He said he wasn't gonna do it. I feel like this documentary is a bunch of BS. to some degree

That’s so 😢u speaking your truth

My take is that they wanted to use the footage and knew she wouldn't want that. They did it anyways because it attracts viewership. Of course they don't care about the psychological trauma, they just want to shock everyone. Drake seems to be struggling every time he's in an interview, and the others too. It's just too much for some.

I'll be curious to see what Alexa Nikolas thinks of Bolleau's criticisms of Quiet on Set.

Okay so she’s offended for not being invited????? Okay…😂 also she’s a grown woman, why take to tik tok to let off steam???? So petty

I don’t get it. Do the scripts not say what a character is going to do ahead of time? If you know your character is spit on shouldnt you address it ahead of filming?

Omg I remember her on the show

Hollywood always have such producers who do not want to channel their communication to other actors who are not the lead actors or the starring actors or are not white. Their aim is to validate that outside actors are merely an entourage of their hard work and so they smear these outside actors to be hard to get them into the studio or hard to get them speak all the lines in the script. This is their way of showing "Oh ive tried working with a foreign or black actor and it is so hard, they come late and do not have their full script ready to make the take." And so it begins the narrative. And it goes all the way to Broadway selling this narrative so they can control the producers interest; which is to have his/her say in everything. Why do you see all of a sudden actual actors who are putting their money into film production they immediately want the Executive Producer or Producer slot. Because they know what power that position holds. You are the runner of the show; so your idealism is to make everyone do as the Executive Producer or Producer says. Meanwhile the BLM will use the worn off tactic of claiming "It is racism" when the truth is it is a power dynamic.

Wait, so... what's the problem?

The fact that the docs poster boy Drake bell is also accused and plead guilty to child molestation and the producers totally left that out.

Stay strong Sis❤❤❤❤❤❤

Shes doing too much, she's triggered but who says there wont be a 6th episode or a second season where she can continue to participate in?

I feel this

I get Raquel was upset that they didn't invite her on the panel,but tbh the whole panel/5th episode didnt really show anything special other than the clip of her. I feel like we should just be glad that all this BS about Dan Schneider's Nickelodeon run is coming out,because more than likely we'll never see another like him.

Why do these expose pieces have a habit of being a double edged sword?

They did the same thing to so many people being interviewed, including Mark Summers. They like threw it on them what the Documentary was even about

Honestly, I feel like Quiet on the Set was created to make Drake Bell look better. Yes, he was also a victim, but he was involved with a minor, too. I understand that a lot of victims go on to victimize others. However, he was well into his 30s when it happened and knew right from wrong. I just found it odd how there was so much focus put on him. Then he comes out with a new song and MV once Quiet on the Set came out. It's obvious all of the other victims were treated as an afterthought and were just there to make it seem like they cared about what happened to the other kids. I'm glad she spoke up.

It’s crazy because Katrina (part of season 1 of All that) kind of said the same thing. She didn’t know that it was going to be like it was. She didn’t want to go on there bashing Dan because she didn’t have the experience others had. So initially she passed then ended up doing it anyways I forgot whybut she was interviewed by one of the guys from Wildin Out. He has a podcast.

*Wow, these Quiet On Set producers are very distasteful.*

This is so sad. This is a result of when parents fail their children. She should have never been put in these spaces without a parent or guardian around at all times. This goes for ALL children in the industry.

Not sure it was really feasible for every single person they interviewed to be on the live panel. And I guess it would have been nice for them to tell her sooner she was in the 5th episode but it was still something she willingly shared with them. IDK but this doesn't seem like that big a deal.

Shes so pretty i remember her ❤

Even documentaries are not perfect.

I think this is more about her ego rather than the topic. Just because they didn’t pick her for the panel discussion doesn’t mean they were not focused on making a change some people get picked for certain things and others don’t.

What are some of her businesses? I would love to support her!

This is crazy. Was Drake manipulated into being in this docu?? He seems to be struggling a lot right now, and I feel really bad for him. It’s like he was forced to share his story. None of this seemed authentic.

Why didn't YOU ask????

Why I didn’t invest time into the series! I feel for them, I am their same age and grew up watching them grow on tv! They deserve to be heard and continue to heal. However, it didn’t sit right with me how all these “adults” that were writers and producers share their story like they went through it, but I’m sorry THESE ARE KIDS! Yall being grown writing and sitting back watching these skits/shows and collecting a check then upset they got “mistreated”…even when people “expose” things about Hollywood it’s a narrative and a reason behind it, and it’s never for the justice of a person. Otherwise, no shadiness would be involved what so ever.

Now E! News is also taking advantage of her as they report how Quiet on Set took advantage of her. That’s wild! They could have AT LEAST told us what businesses she focused on so she could have gained something,

Whoever is narrating this video needs to be fired

My thing is how do you join a documentary without "knowing what type of documentary your going to be a part of"? Like taking a random shot of alcohol from a bar table and being surprised when its roofied. At least you knew it was alcohol? The doc as a whole seemed bias in the story retellings. For 5 hours of content, only about a hour of non repetitive actual info/stories. And then 2 eps of Drake (a music video, and more publicity marketing) I wouldve liked to hear more of her story and wish they didn't dismiss her like that.

Not discrediting her, but I have many questions and thoughts! 1. Did she sign a contract before filming? If so, did the contract utilize specific language on her exact role she would play in the series and how many and exactly which episodes she would be in? Not trying to be rude but, if no contract, as a former professional actress wouldn’t you have known to request this and make sure an attorney or respresentative reviewed those document’s before signing and/or participating? Without this, it turns into “he said, she said”. 2. As well, the producers are not required to involve her in the “panel” on episode 5. For whatever reason, there were several that didn’t join the panel that were on previous episodes. 3. Lastly, you have to ask what the goal of the documentary was. Was it soley to expose lewd, unprofessional, racist, abusive, deceptive, inappropriate, pedophelic, etc. behavior that goes on in hollywood with minors and children’s television, lack of accountability and advocate for change? Was there any discussion that it was supposed to include dialogue to come up with a solution(s) to actually solve the problem? Was there an agreement verbally or in the contract that stated she would be involved in the discussion for the narrative of change? 4. Was she forced to share her story and participate in this documentary against her will? Why participate if you knew the topic was triggering? Why would they ask her if she felt triggered? 5. She said that they wanted her to share her story but not involve her in the narrative. 🤔 But they did. 6. The producers are not obligated to reach back out to her for her grievances, if there was not a contract signed. Furthermore, if Raquel felt as though there was a verbal or written breach in her specified role for the doc, did she contact an attorney or just rant on social media? This seemed more like a ranting trantrum than anything else. 😬 I could say more, but I’ll stop here.

I don't think I get it. Why is she upset? Is it just because they included her footage in episode 5 and not only episodes 1 and 4. I didn't watch all of episode 5 but from what I saw it seemed like they did it pretty late in the game since it included clips of the public's reaction to episodes 1-4. The production probably didn't know if they were gonna add in her clips or not. But she filmed the clips, and that makes me think she wanted them to be included...I just don't understand her anger.

This sounds more like trauma than a real problem with the documentary.

There should have been a therapy program for them from the profits of this documentary.

Man i had hope for a second. Shes just mad that she didnt collect another check.

True

I remember her on tht disney channel movie ..the poif point ..proof point or something like tht i think

Oh lord, why did they handle such a sensitive situation this way?

I remember showing my mom that episode. She was like there’s no way she was okay with that scene. Kids on tv these days, smh

She was treated WRONG… an apology is warranted. 🙆🏻‍♀️🤍🙏🏽

It's never going to end for them, won't it?

I'm never going to let my kids be in the industry

When I watched the documentary I felt like they didn't show enough of her story. It was like 5 minutes if that. It was too short its not fair. And it's obvious race has a huge part to do with this whether people wanna admit it or not. She didn't get enough recognition.