Kevin Spacey Called ‘Sexual Bully’ as London Court Case Begins
Kevin Spacey Called ‘Sexual Bully’ as London Court Case Begins
Opening statements in Kevin Spacey‘s new court case have begun, with prosecutors labeling the actor as a “sexual bully” that “delights in making others feel powerless and uncomfortable.”
Kevin Spacey’s latest court case opened this week
In a report on the court proceedings by Deadline, Spacey was once again accused of a variety of actrs of sexual assault, with prosecutor Christine Agnew KC noting that Spacey has previously grabbed “aggressively other men in the crotch,” as well as a litany of other acts.
In total, Spacey has 12 charges against him, including sexual assault and indecent assault, with different charges alleged to have occurred in a range from 2001 all the way to 2013.
Once heralded as a legendary actor, Spacey’s career came to a screeching halt in 2017 when he was accused of making sexual advances on then-14-year-old Anthony Rapp (an actor who appeared in a Broadway show with Spacey) in 1986. More allegations came forward following that, leading to Netflix cutting ties with Spacey on their planned film Gore, as well as removing him from the final season of the series House of Cards.
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