Marc Collins-Rector, accused of hosting parties where Hollywood executives sexually abused boys, was the founder of a company that produced Chad’s World , a pilot about a sexually confused teenage boy who moved into a California mansion with three men.
Chad's World was an online show created in 1998 about a gay teenage boy from Michigan who was questioning his sexuality. A pilot episode was produced.
It was created by Digital Entertainment Network, or DEN, a dot-com-era company that sought to pioneer early online video and entertainment.
DEN's founder was Marc Collins-Rector, who was accused of hosting parties at an Encino, Calif., mansion where he and other adult men who worked in the entertainment industry — including X-Men director Bryan Singer — allegedly sexually abused teenage boys.
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