Kevin Spacey (in response to child sexual assault allegations): I’m a QUEEN!

We were meant to block all three. I know there was a problem with the replacement of the word sun, but I assumed it had been replaced with a URL block. @Indie @Samuel
 
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apparently several from the production crew of HoC have now reported UNCOUTH behaviour from our KEV and his manager has said he’ll be seaking treatment (Danish source so no link, SOZ)

another one’ll the dust it seems. just a shame it wasn’t the real POS POTUS
 
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A few days late but I smirked at this:

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I watched 'An Open Secret' on YouTube last night - the 2015 documentary about the pedo ring among the children's entertainment field in Hollywood, which despite being directed by renowned documentary film make Amy Berg has never found a distributor.

Bryan Singer was not singled out and no direct accusations were made against him.

But his name appears over and over again, in various guises with massive hints implicating him - this film was made after the last time he suppressed the accusations.

I suspect he is next.
 
There was a story about Singer yesterday, it's happening.
 
Now Netflix has confirmed it was made aware of one complaint made against Spacey during the House of Cards season 1 shoot. He was given 'training' and it was resolved. What's amazing to me is that these guys don't just limit their sleaze to their private lives (unlike say, Singer, who was known for giving the pool parties but hasn't faced any allegations in the workplace, yet anyway) but actually bring it on set with them. Spacey using the bar of the Old Vic? His place of employment! They must have ZERO FEAR of being caught or reported. It's surreal.
 
Popbitch had a Spacey special in yesterday's email, including this bit which indicates Netflix are talking out of their arses:

>> The 'flix is in <<
Not quite so quick to act

Netflix wasted no time in announcing the end of House Of Cards in light of the emerging Spacey allegations, immediately suspending the production of season six – which rather gives the impression that the whole thing caught them unaware.

And who knows? Maybe it did. But Spacey's reputation is pretty well-known in the industry. Earlier this year, execs on an upcoming Gore Vidal biopic (in which Spacey plays Vidal) held a pre-production meeting to discuss what to do if Spacey ever got too handsy with any of the pretty young things on set.

The producers of that biopic? Oh, just a little up-and-coming studio by the name of... Netflix.
 
What exactly is he getting treatment for? Being a horrible LETCH isn’t really a condition.
 
Kevin is being replaced by Christopher Plummer in All The Money In The World, the Ridley Scott movie about the Getty's. The movie is already complete and is set to be released next month but they will shoot now and replace Spacey before the release.
 
Love that Kevin Spacey cryptically intimidating witnesses via YouTube is now an annual festive tradition. Let him be Frank!

 
Love that Kevin Spacey cryptically intimidating witnesses via YouTube is now an annual festive tradition. Let him be Frank!



Job done, I guess :bruised:

By now, if you don't have a meticulously arranged pinboard, a tranche of handwritten notes on which celebrities you believe are involved, and a revolver by your bed, you haven't been paying attention.

 
Are we suggesting there's a genuine possibility Kevin Spacey has had not one but two people murdered? :D has he literally become Frank Underwood?
 

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