‘Reasonable Doubt’ Star Brandee Evans on Protecting Our Youth From Predators

Brandee Evans joins Season 3 of Reasonable Doubt as Monica, the talent manager of a popular musician who’s carrying a sinister secret. We chat with Evans about her role and what she hopes viewers can learn from her storyline.

Reasonable Doubt is never one to shy away from taboo topics. In Season 3, we’re introduced to popular former child star Ozzie (Kyle Bary), who is implicated in a murder case. We soon learn that his long-time manager, Monica (Brandee Evans), is carrying a big secret involving predatory behavior that began when Ozzie was a young teenager. After explosive questioning on the stand, Monica exposes their secret.

REASONABLE DOUBT – “No Church in the Wild” – The defense gambles on a risky first witness, dragging Ozzie’s darkest trauma into the light. A family dinner shatters Lewis’s perception of everything he thought he knew. (Disney/Quantrell Colbert) KYLE BARY, BRANDEE EVANS

In many communities, abusive and predatory behavior is often swept under the rug or dismissed to protect perpetrators or deny the existence of such problems within a family. This tends to lead to victims feeling isolated and guilty, often finding themselves incapable of seeing the courage to speak up when they’re being abused. We had the opportunity to discuss this with Brandee Evans, as well as what it was like preparing for such a heavy role. Watch the full interview below.