Emily Atack gets back to work after Spain holiday as she films BBC2 documentary about harassment
EMILY Atack was spotted filming her new BBC documentary about harassment after returning from her holiday in Spain.
The actress, 32, is to speak out about sex pests targeting her from “a very young age”.
The comedian sported a causal getup with a classic white t-shirt and a pair of beige trousers.
Emily looked ready for business as she returned to work after jetting to Marbella with her mum Kate Robbins and her younger sister Martha, 31, earlier this month.
She styled her hair in a messy bun and showed off her glowing tan with neutral makeup.
She was spotted joking around with her camera crew at an East London pub where she spent seven hours filming.
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The BBC said she will “open up about her experiences of attracting unwanted sexual attention”.
It will follow actress Emily as she tries to understand why she is sexually harassed online daily.
The hard-hitting BBC2 film will reveal the actress and comic has had to endure it from “a very young age”.
Emily said: “With this documentary, I am hoping to find answers to the many questions I’ve been asking myself my entire life, and I hope it will go on to help thousands of others too.”
In Emily Atack: Sexual Harrassment & Me, she talks to her family — including comedy star mum Kate Robbins — about her ordeal.
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She also seeks to chat to some of the men who send her explicit content and look at the psychology of their behaviour.
The BBC said she will “open up” about things that have happened in her life and her experiences of attracting unwanted sexual attention from a very young age.”
Emily has been an ardent campaigner against cyberflashing, and helped ensure it would become an official illegal offence under the Online Safety Bill.
She spoke passionately in Parliament about proposed changes.
Emily described the forthcoming documentary as a project that is “incredibly close” to her heart”.
She said: “Over the last two and a half years I’ve been speaking out about my own personal experiences of online sexual harassment. Within that time, one thing has become clear, I’m not alone.”
Emily told The Sun on Sunday in April how she had to call police over one online stalker turning up at her home.
She said at the time: “I’ve had people commenting on my body, my face, my hair, calling me fat, an untalented piece of s***, annoying, whatever, my whole life.
“I’ve developed quite a thick skin. But when I started getting actual rape threats, and felt my safety was in jeopardy, it became too much. I get videos of men self-pleasuring, awful photos of things I can’t describe, every day.
“I have this one guy who constantly abuses me and every time I block him, he creates a new account.
“He’s relentless and disgusting, beyond anything you can imagine. Yet he says he’s a married man with children.”
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Emily became an overnight sensation in 2008 — and a poster girl for teenage boys — playing schoolgirl Charlotte Hinchcliffe in C4 sitcom The Inbetweeners.
Four years ago, she turned into a household name after finishing second on I’m A Celebrity behind Harry Redknapp.