A new BBC documentary broadcast Wednesday detailed sexual misconduct allegations against actor and musician Jared Leto from 10 women, four of whom accuse him of criminal sexual conduct that they say occurred when they were teenagers between 2002 and 2016. "Jared Leto: Hollywood's Dark Secret," produced by BBC Studios, features nine women sharing their accounts publicly for the first time, according to the BBC. Leto, 54, denied the allegations in a statement provided to The Hollywood Reporter and The Associated Press through his representatives. The documentary was directed by Alice McShane, who previously directed "Russell Brand: In Plain Sight," a similarly structured investigative documentary examining sexual misconduct allegations against the comedian. McShane worked alongside journalist Elena Clavarino, who reported the original Air Mail story, and BBC producer Jessica Sartenaer.