Before the chimney, Kevin Spacey recently released a video on Christmas, apparently inspired by the " House of Cards " series.
This video follows that of last year, on Christmas Eve, where Spacey tried to defend herself against allegations of sexual abuse. The three-minute video achieved 4.5 million clicks in just 24 hours.
In this year's message, the actor slips into the voice of his former "House of Cards" character, Frank Underwood. "You really thought I'd miss the chance to wish you Christmas, right?" He asks.
The video is titled "KTWK" (Kill Them with Kindness) - Kindly Kill It. Spacey talks about the alleged health and allegations.
He describes 2019 as a "good year" and says that by 2020, we wish the world more.
"The next time someone accuses you, you can attack him," Spacey continues. ?But you can control anger and act unexpectedly. Kill them kindly. ?
The actor ends the video with dramatic, threatening music.
Two years ago, Kevin Spacey was charged with sexual harassment by a young actor, Anthony Rapp, who claimed he was abused by the "House of Cards" star when he was 14 years old. Anthony said Spacey was drunk and invited him to a party, where the incident happened.
?I honestly don't remember this meeting because many years have passed. But if I behave as he describes it, I apologize publicly because it has all been under the influence of drinking, ?said Spacey. "I've been in love and had relationships with boys and girls all my life and now I've decided to live as a homosexual."
After the statement in late October 2017, the actor for the first time admitted homosexuality .
A month after Antothy Rapp's statement, Kevin Spacey was again charged, this time by a well-known documentary filmmaker, Tony Montana.
After disturbing allegations, Media Rights Capital and Netlix, companies that produced " House of Cards ", released a statement to the press in response to the accusations against Spacey's, saying they were "deeply concerned" by the news. After announcing the end of Season 6 of House of Cards, Netflix suspended the cast in early November 2017.
In addition to the series, Netflix also canceled the release of a movie starring Spacey.
