'Baby Reindeer' actor Richard Gadd shared 'sexually explicit, violent, and derogatory' emails he says Fiona Harvey sent him. Here are 6 key takeaways from the court filing.

In the declaration, Gadd claimed that Harvey found his email address in July 2014 and started sending him several emails a day, which he never responded to or engaged with.

The messages, included as evidence in the filing, contain graphic descriptions of Harvey's sexual fantasies about Gadd. They also make detailed references to her menstrual cycle, and feature "derogatory content, hateful speech, and threats" toward specific ethnic groups and religions, as well as homophobic insults aimed at Gadd.

"For example, Harvey told me '[y]ou look gay in one of those online photos' and stated 'I would kill a Muslim if they attacked you,'" Gadd claimed in the court document.

The actor said he obtained what's known as a First Instance Harassment Warning against Harvey from the police in 2017, which meant that authorities could take action against her if she kept sending him voicemails and emails. This led her to stop.

However, he claimed that she harassed him in other ways, including sending him a handwritten letter and some underwear in August 2017.

"For example, Harvey sent me another handwritten letter along with some underpants. The letter stated 'you've not unblocked your email . . . so have not checked my emails. Here are some lucky [under]pants,'" he said.

Gadd claimed that in March 2015, Harvey spoke to a customer in the London pub where he worked about a bad review Gadd had received about one of his plays. Gadd responded by saying that he'd seen news reports that Jimmy Wray, a Labour Party member of parliament, and his wife, the lawyer Laura Wray, alleged that Harvey had harassed them.

He claimed that Harvey shoved him in retaliation.

"Harvey came behind the bar to where I was standing and shoved me in the back of my neck. I turned to find her chastising me whilst pointing in my face," Gadd said.

"I remember that she referred to the comedian Frankie Boyle's 'mout' having 'got him into trouble' and she said that my 'mouth would get me into trouble too.'"

He added: "I remember quickly apologizing out of fear she was going to hit me, as well as embarrassment at the fact a number of customers nearby were looking over."

Gadd said that Harvey found his phone number from an out-of-office email he set up while he was on holiday in Croatia. He said she left him numerous abusive voicemail messages.

"She also made threats against my family, stating 'I know your family,' and that they have 'enemies.' She claimed that she had a 'file' on me and that a lot of people 'know about me,'" Gadd wrote.

Toward the end of the declaration, Gadd said that Harvey referenced Wray and his wife in the voicemails.

He said: "Harvey admitted that she told Jimmy Wray she would 'wring [his] bloody neck' and that he had reported this as a 'death threat.'"

Wray's wife, Laura Wray, appeared on "Piers Morgan Uncensored" in June, and recalled working with Harvey briefly at L&L Lawrence Solicitors in 1997. She claimed Harvey was fired after two weeks for abusive behavior.

Harvey denied this on"Piers Morgan Uncensored" and said that she left because of a hostile work environment.

Gadd said he found out that Harvey was accused of harassing other politicians, whose names were redacted in the filing.

Gadd added that he was contacted by other people who claimed that Harvey also harassed them.

"She harassed and stalked me over several years, and since her interview, other individuals have contacted me through my agents and publicists and said they were also harassed by Harvey, but all were too scared of her to come forward," Gadd said.