I can't believe I'm even saying this.
But Kevin Spacey just compared the long list of sexual assault allegations against him to the current coronavirus pandemic, even though they share virtually nothing in common.
I can't believe I'm even saying this.
But Kevin Spacey just compared the long list of sexual assault allegations against him to the current coronavirus pandemic, even though they share virtually nothing in common.
By November 2017, nearly 20 men had come forward, claiming that Kevin had made unwarranted sexual advances toward them when they were underage, dating all the way back to the '80s.
Two accusers died unexpectedly amid their legal pursuits — which many found to be disturbingly convenient for Kevin.
There were far too many allegations against him for the public to ignore.
Kevin has recently come forward to address everything.
He began by comparing himself being blacklisted in Hollywood to coronavirus.
And that he knows what it's like to “suddenly find yourself in a situation you could not possibly have prepared for or anticipated it was coming.”
“My job, many of my relationships, my standing in my own industry, were all gone in just a matter of hours".
Since being in quarantine, he admitted that it has been “a long time” since he's spoken to anyone.
“All I ever wanted to do was act,” he said.
"I had to ask myself a question I’d never asked myself before which is, ‘If I can’t act, who am I?'”
“Our physical health but also our mental health. The health of our family, of our children, our parents if we’re still lucky enough to have them with us.”
“This is a process that will allow me to ask other questions I’d never asked."
"Have conversations I’d never had. Delve into issues I’ve long avoided," he said.
He concluded by encouraging viewers to find “a new part of you that’s begging to be heard.”
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