Moment David Walliams and Russell Brand joke about the rapist comic having sex with fans in toilets is revealed in new Netflix documentary

A sickening exchange between rapist Russell Brand and David Walliams which sees them joke about having sex with fans in toilets has re-emerged in a new Netflix documentary.Brand was this week sentenced to ten years and six months in prison for rape and three sexual assaults against women, as new allegations emerged today.Meanwhile an investigation published on Tuesday accused Little Britain star Walliams of sexual misconduct, including 'grooming' girls as young as 15 for sex. He denies the claims.Russell Brand: Open Secret was released today, with Netflix announcing the film will follow Brand, 51, 'from comedy stardom to a criminal trial'. It features a range of archive footage including excerpts from his stand-up routines, film roles and radio shows.One clip features David Walliams phoning in to Brand's Radio 2 show to make grim jokes about having sex in the toilets with fans.It comes as six more women accused Brand of sexual misconduct today including non-consensual sex, with one woman alleging the disgraced comedian tried to pull her into a disabled toilet, where she feared she would be sexually assaulted.An audio clip from Radio 2 sees Brand introduce Walliams, who had called in to the show. Russell Brand and David Walliams at a party after the British Comedy Awards in 2006 Netflix have announced a new documentary film charting the story of Russell Brand’s 'meteoric rise and steep fall'You alright David?' Brand asks, before adding: 'Perhaps we should build our friendship a little more, spend a little more time together.'Walliams replies: 'Well I'd like that but unfortunately every time I've ever made it to a social occasion with you, you've always said, 'Oh sorry I can't come, I'm just about to be tossed off in the toilets by some fan'.'As those in the studio laughed, Brand replied: 'That's obviously a euphemism that David's using there.'The sickening joke comes after Brand was accused of attempting to pull a theatre worker into a disabled toilet where she believed she would be sexually assaulted.The new claim, published in a new investigation by The Times, was made by a London venue employee who was in her 20s at the time of the incident, in 2015.She says Brand's staff told her he 'fancies you' and one day one of his team told her: 'Russell wants you.'She was directed towards a disabled toilet, where she told the paper Brand had opened the door to her and the lights were off inside. She said the comic proceeded to try to entice her into the lavatory before claiming he needed toilet paper.But when she went to hand it to him, she said he grabbed her by the arm.'It was half-way up my forearm, and I tried to get away, when I stepped back, I realised his [member of staff] was standing right behind me,' she said. She added that she feared that if he pulled her into the toilet, Brand 'would sexually assault me'. The claims, part of a new Netflix documentary released today, come after the convicted rapist was sentenced to ten years and six months in prison for assaults on four womenDavid Walliams, pictured last month, is accused of abusing his status to target girls and young women. He denies the claims She managed to escape into another room where she 'properly cried, because I felt like a piece of meat'. During Brand's trial, he was accused of orally raping another woman after dragging her into a toilet in 2004.Brand was convicted of sexually assaulting her prior to the alleged incident but acquitted of rape. Elsewhere in the Netflix documentary, Brand's former girlfriend, Jordan Martin, described being sexually assaulted by him during a fit of jealous rage.Ms Martin described being in a hotel in the UK with Brand when she spoke to a former partner using her phone to arrange to pick up a bag of belongings he still had.When Brand discovered who she had been speaking to, Ms Martin said: 'He snatched my phone out my hand and like broke it apart into pieces. So I kind of snatched the phone back and went into a separate room.'She went on, tearfully: 'He walked in, he didn't say anything. He put his hand down the front of my jeans, and he inserted a finger, and then walked away.'Ms Martin said she did not report it or share what had happened with anybody at the time and instead 'sat with it quietly'. She also says Brand would make her brush her teeth until they bled because he wanted her to 'taste anonymous'. It comes as TV chiefs face a legal crackdown to make them protect women and girls from predatory entertainers following the Brand and Walliams scandals.This week, Walliams was accused of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl and preying on other young teenagers.One accuser, named as Jade by ITV News and The Guardian, alleges she was sexually assaulted by Walliams when she was 15 after he contacted her online.Jade claims they met in Soho before he drove her to his home in his Aston Martin. She alleges Walliams sexually assaulted her at Supernova Heights, the mansion once owned by Oasis star Noel Gallagher.'He asked me to come over and gave me a hug. That's when he kissed me,' Jade alleged of Walliams, who was 36 at the time.'He lifted my top up and sucked on my breast and then tried to put my hand down his trousers. That's when I pulled away and said, 'No'. He had an erection at the time,' she said.'I wasn't ready for sex. I didn't want to do that, with him or with anyone. I didn't want to be touched in that way at all. I mean, I was only 15. It's a sexual assault. It's grooming. It's completely wrong in every way.'She claimed she had already confided in him that she had previously been sexually abused by someone else as a child, to which he responded: 'Sorry to hear that.'Another woman, identified only as Alex, claims Walliams began contacting her when she was 15 and studying for her mock GCSEs after meeting her at a Little Britain fan event where he was dressed as his character Lou, wearing a frizzy wig and leather jacket.The moment they met was captured on camera. They began a sexual relationship around two years later, when she was 17.Asked how she feels about him now, she said: 'I want to vomit. I hate him. My body reacts when I think about it. It's like a trauma response. I think I was groomed. One hundred per cent.'A statement shared on behalf of Walliams strongly denies any wrongdoing. In a statement to ITV News and The Guardian, the comedian said: 'Looking back, I realise that at times I behaved thoughtlessly towards other people I had casual sexual relationships with. I realise I did not always take people's feelings properly into account. That is something I regret.'Whilst a power imbalance is inevitable when one party is famous, abusing that power is something else entirely and it is something that I never did.'I am not a sexual predator. I have not broken the law. I am devastated that some of the women I met 10 to 20 years ago have now expressed hurt or anger towards me.'Do you have a story? Email elizabeth.haigh@dailymail.co.uk