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Former Nickelodeon actor Matthew Underwood said he was sexually harassed and assaulted as a child and teenager, which led him to give up acting. The former 'Zoey 101' star, 33, posted a statement to Instagram March 29, sharing his response to the “Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV” documentary series, which explored the working conditions of child actors on popular Nickelodeon shows.
Schneider has denied allegations of misconduct and told TODAY.com through a spokesperson that he “expected and asked a lot from his teams.” “Dan expected and asked a lot from his teams. They worked long hours and consistently made successful shows.
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