Kevin Spacey lost his hit show House of Cards on Netflix yesterday after Anthony Rapp decided to accuse Spacey of making sexual advances towards when he was 14-years-old.
It is foul because that means Kevin Spacey was hitting on a 14-years-old when he was 20 years of age. Read on…


The incident took place 31 years ago according to actor Anthony Rapp. This was around the time that Kevin Spacey made his first appearance as a “Subway Thief” in a movie called, Heartburn. The film starred Jack Nicholson and Meryl Streep.
The scandal surrounding Kevin Spacey continues to get worse as Hollywood is turning their backs on him. Especially since this inappropriate sexual advance was pedophilia.
Kevin Spacey Special Emmy Award Withdrawn Details:
The International TV Academy has dropped Spacey as the recipient of a special Emmy Award he was due to receive next month.
The TV Academy said in a statement that they’ve decided to withdraw Spacey’s International Emmy Founders Award “in light of recent events”.
Not only has he lost respect from his Hollywood peers, Spacey has been widely criticised for his apology to actor Rapp, now 46. Kevin decided to announce that he’s choosing to live as a gay man. It was a secret only to himself, since all of us in the entertainment industry knew he was gay from the start. Spacey was only lying to himself about his sexuality.
Why Hollywood is disgusted by Kevin Spacey – is simple:
Spacey chose to talk about the two aspects in the same statement while not mentioning the fact his alleged victim was underage. Then, to pour salt in an open wound, Spacey said he did not remember the incident but that he was “beyond horrified” if he had happened.
According to a spokeswoman, the decision had been made months ago but in a statement Netflix said it was “deeply troubled” by the allegations made against Spacey.
RUMORS are saying Robin Wright may be getting a spin-off series from House of Cards, we will keep you posted if that is true.
Since Weinstein the behavior actors, producers and directors – have been under the microscope and will continue.



