Jimmy Savile: Britains Worst Secret

Enter the life of Sir Jimmy Savile—Britain's beloved entertainer whose eccentric charm and philanthropic image hid decades of horrific abuse.

This hard‑hitting documentary chronicles Savile’s rise through the ranks of British pop culture—from pioneering DJ to iconic BBC presenter on Top of the Pops and Jim'll Fix It—and his extensive charity and volunteer work, particularly with hospitals like Stoke Mandeville and Broadmoor

But behind the tracksuit and public persona was something far darker. Through investigative reporting, survivor testimonies, and archival footage, the film exposes how Savile used his celebrity and public trust to exploit vulnerable individuals across generations—children, hospital patients, staff, and more

Journalists, TV insiders, and survivors detail how he evaded suspicion and accountability—protected by powerful networks within the BBC, medical institutions, and even the establishment itself.

The documentary also examines how, even in death, his transgressions shocked the nation, sparking a cascade of revelations and investigations, including Operation Yewtree and the damning Giving Victims a Voice report

Viewers have described the series as “disturbing yet vital viewing,” highlighting its chilling effectiveness at revealing how someone so deeply revered could hide such monstrous behavior