Russell Brand told fans that he would be prepared to have sex with anyone from age '16 to death', a court heard on Thursday.
The 51-year-old actor is said to have issued an open invitation at one of his gigs which led to a long line of fans queuing in a foyer where he allegedly handpicked young women for sex.
At the end of a Hammersmith Apollo performance in 2009, the stand-up comic allegedly told the audience: 'If you see me in the foyer and you think, I really fancy him and I'd like to have sex with him, but I can't because it's Russell Brand, you probably can have sex with me – my age range goes from 16 to death.'
In a crude reference, he is said to have warned fans that he intended to give them something other than signed autographs.
Brand allegedly said: 'If I do speak to you and ask you to come to my dressing room. Please know I am not doing that to give you an autograph.
'I will give you an autograph, but it will be on the inside of your uterus.'
Russell Brand told fans that he would be prepared to have sex with anyone from age '16 to death', a court heard on Thursday. Pictured: The comedian arriving on Thursday to court
Brand, seen arriving at Southwark Crown Court, is facing three charges of rape, three sexual assaults and one count of indecent assault against six women between 1999 and 2009
The court heard from Brand's alleged youngest victim, a 21-year-old who claims she was raped in the bedroom of his home in Hampstead, north London
Moments after the announcement, Brand, then 33, is said to have selected a 21-year-old and a 19-year-old girl for a 'threesome' in his dressing room.
Days later, the 21-year-old was invited back to Brand's £2.3million London home where he is accused of anally raping her.
The star is facing three charges of rape, three sexual assaults and one count of indecent assault against six different women between 1999 and 2009.
He denies all the charges.
Southwark Crown Court heard on Thursday how the victim was so traumatised by the attack at Brand's home that she told friends: 'I would not treat a dog the way he treated me.'
The attack caused internal injuries and left her in so much pain she had to sit on a bowl of ice, the court was told.
The victim, who regarded herself as a big fan of Brand, told friends her idol switched from 'charming to violent and cold-hearted'.
One friend said: 'She told me they started to have consensual sex in the bed which turned to anal sex.
'Russell was holding her face down in the pillow.
'She told him 'no' multiple times. She told me there was blood on the sheets.
'Brand told her she was disgusting.'
In the days after the attack, one colleague recalled the victim coming into work looking 'terrible' and 'ashen', before she broke down in tears, saying she had been raped by Brand.
When the victim bumped into Brand by chance months later at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, one colleague said: 'Her face was white as a sheet. She was concerned he had tracked her down and was still pursuing her.
'He was becoming increasingly frustrated because she was not responding to him.'
Brand is said to have 'hounded' her with messages.
'He really wanted to see her, to have sex with her, there was crude sexual language in the messaging,' one witness said.
The victim is said to have told Brand: 'You degraded me. You did something I did not want you to do. Leave me alone.'
Brand replied 'Sorry,' the court heard.
The alleged victim said she was driven to Brand's three-storey home in Hampstead (pictured) where she claims she was raped
The victim later told her parents about the attack, but she did not go to police as she feared she would not be believed, jurors heard.
Her father recalled: 'She kept saying she had been assaulted. I said to her, 'You have been raped. That is rape.'
'I drove her to a sexual health clinic at a hospital.'
Her mother also told police: 'He forced anal sex on her and did not stop even when she cried out in pain.'
She went from being a 'bright, bubbly and confident girl' to battling alcoholism and mental health struggles, the court heard.
Later, a 999 call from another victim who has accused Brand of attempting to drag her into a toilet in 2001 was heard in court.
In the call, the MTV worker said: 'I managed to get away, so to speak, but potentially if I had not used my strength it could have been a very different situation with him.
'Nothing did happen, but it could have done had I not torn myself away.
'I did not feel I needed to report it. I was just a bit shaken. I was a little bit shocked by it. It was very strange behaviour.
'I want to share my story as it might help support other investigations and other women.'
The trial continues.
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