‘This Is Mine’: Rose McGowan Talks ‘Citizen Rose’<br />@AsiaArgento #RoseArmy https://t.co/9e0938y5sI<br />Ms. McGowan, who made her name in independent films and the horror-comedy hit “Scream” in the 1990s, conceded<br />that she “makes people uncomfortable,” but also said, “Do you understand what I’ve been through for the last 20 years?”<br />The series will debut with a two-hour episode on Jan. 30 and return for four additional installments in the spring.<br />Jonathan Murray, the chairman of Bunim/Murray, the production company behind reality shows like “The Real World” and “Keeping Up With the Kardashians,” said, “As it all blew up this fall, we’ve been filming.” He added<br />that the show will also incorporate footage that Ms. McGowan has recorded over the past three years.<br />Since the Weinstein story broke, Ms. McGowan, who is also an executive producer of the series, has became one of<br />the biggest social media voices advocating for women who said they were victims of sexual harassment and abuse.<br />Ms. McGowan, the actress turned activist whose accusations against Harvey Weinstein helped spur a national reckoning on sexual abuse<br />and harassment, will star in a documentary series, “Citizen Rose,” that is scheduled to premiere on E!<br />“She kept saying, ‘It’ll be worth it, I promise,’” Andrea Metz, an executive producer<br />of the series, said of Ms. McGowan’s pitch to Bunim/Murray Productions.<br />“I wanted really to be like Gertrude Stein and have a conversation with the world,” Ms. McGowan said.<br />“It is a time of reckoning and the reset button,” she said at a Television Critics Association media event on Tuesday.
