Peacock's Three-Part Alexander Brothers Documentary Arrives Sunday
Peacock's three-part documentary about the Alexander brothers premieres on Sunday, October 25, and all three episodes will be available to stream at once.
The series is called The Wolves of Real Estate: The Alexander Brothers. It follows Tal, Oren and Alon Alexander, and it was directed by Emma Schwartz. Schwartz also executive produced and co-directed The Fall of Diddy, which looked at the accusations against Sean "Diddy" Combs, and she worked on Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV.
The brothers grew up in privileged circumstances in Miami. They rose to high-end real estate, first at the brokerage Douglas Elliman and later at their own firm, Official. Reuters described two of them as top New York real estate brokers.
Their legal trouble grew from there. In December 2024, the three brothers were charged in Manhattan federal court with sex trafficking offences, according to the US Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York. In March 2026, a federal jury found all three guilty. Prosecutors had alleged that the brothers used a long-running playbook to lure women and girls, and that they drugged and raped dozens of them.
The downfall began with civil lawsuits from two women against Oren and Alon, who were accused of rape and assault. After those suits, dozens more women came forward. The brothers have maintained that they never drugged or raped anyone.
Two of the brothers are still waiting for trial in a separate state case in Florida, as The Hollywood Reporter reported this week.
Schwartz told the same publication that finding people willing to appear on camera was "definitely one of the harder ones" of her projects. She said the film is meant to ask bigger questions. Why does it take women so long to come forward? What helps them feel safe enough to do it? And how do power and wealth affect the way the justice system pursues cases like these?
Peacock released a trailer for the series earlier this month. The documentary will sit on the streaming service alongside its other titles, and viewers will not need to wait for weekly episodes. All three parts arrive together on Sunday.
