Kevin Spacey Slams Guy Pearce, Who Said Spacey ‘Targeted’ Him on Set

Kevin Spacey Responds too guy Pearce’s Allegations

In a recent video posted on X, formerly Twitter, Kevin Spacey has directly addressed accusations made by his former “L.A.Confidential” co-star, Guy Pearce. Pearce,in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter,claimed that Spacey had “targeted” him on the set of the 1997 neo-noir crime film. He described spacey as “quite an aggressive man,” although he also stated that he did not consider himself a victim to the same extent as others who have accused Spacey of sexual misconduct.

spacey’s Response

Spacey, in his video response, refuted Pearce’s claims and criticized him for airing his grievances in the media. He said, “I would’ve preferred if we had worked together a long time ago, if I did something then that upset you, you could’ve reached out to me, we could’ve had that conversation.” He further challenged Pearce by asking, “Did you also, by the way, tell the press that a year after we shot ‘L.A. confidential’ you flew to Savannah, Georgia, while I was shooting ‘Midnight in the Valley of Good and Evil’ just to spend time with me? Did you tell the press that, too? Or does that not fit into the victim narrative you have going?”

Spacey concluded his video by stating, “You need to grow up. you are not a victim.” He challenged Pearce to have a conversation directly with him, stating, “we can even do it here live on X if you’d like, I’ve got nothing to hide.”

Spacey’s Legal Battles and Hollywood Comeback

Spacey has been largely absent from Hollywood as 2017 when he faced allegations of sexual misconduct from numerous men. He was acquitted of nine charges of sexual assault in a UK court in 2023 and a jury in New york found him not guilty of molesting actor Anthony Rapp in 2022. Despite these legal victories, Spacey remains a controversial figure.

However, there have been calls for his return from prominent figures in the industry, including actors Sharon Stone, Liam Neeson, and Brian Cox. Stone has publicly stated her enthusiasm for Spacey’s return,calling him a “genius” and praising his talent. Cox has also spoken out against the concept of “cancel culture,” arguing that there should be a second chance for individuals who have made mistakes.

The ongoing debate surrounding Kevin Spacey continues to raise crucial questions about accountability, redemption, and the impact of allegations on careers and public perception. While Spacey insists on his innocence and seeks a return to his former career, the entertainment industry and the public remain divided on his fate.

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Kevin spacey responds to Guy pearce’s Allegations: An exclusive Archyde Interview

Archyde’s fiction columnist, Emily Sterling, sits down with Kevin Spacey, the renowned actor who has been making waves with his comeback attempt following a series of allegations in 2017. Today, we delve into Spacey’s response to guy Pearce’s claims, his stance on his hollywood return, and the broader conversation surrounding redemption and accountability in the entertainment industry.

addressing Guy Pearce’s Allegations

Emily Sterling: Mr. Spacey, Guy Pearce recently claimed that you “targeted” him on the set of ‘L.A. Confidential’. You’ve since addressed these allegations on X. Can you elaborate on your response?

Kevin Spacey: I was quite taken aback by Guy’s comments. If I had done something to upset him, I wish he’d have addressed it with me directly, not through the media. I’ve always been open to having these conversations privately.

And I must ask, did he also mention how he visited me on the set of another film years later? Why is that piece of facts missing from his narrative?

Spacey then extends an olive branch to Pearce, “I’m here, ready to talk, Guy. Let’s have this conversation in the open, here on X, or any platform you prefer.”

Legal Battles and Hollywood Comeback

In recent years, you’ve faced numerous allegations, but you’ve been acquitted in several high-profile cases. Do you feel this clears your name and paves the way for your return to Hollywood?

Kevin Spacey: I’ve always maintained my innocence. These acquittals confirm that. But a return to Hollywood is about more than clearing your name. It’s about the industry, the audience, and whether they’re ready to give you another chance. I believe there’s room for redemption, for learning and growth, but that’s not for me to decide.

Emily Sterling: Prominent figures like Sharon Stone and Brian Cox have shown support for your return. How does that make you feel?

Kevin Spacey: it means a lot. These are people who know me,have worked with me,and understand the value of second chances. But I’m not here to divid or ask for special treatment. I’m here to work, to create, and to show that I’ve grown.

Lastly, Kevin, what do you want your legacy to be, given everything that’s happened?

Kevin Spacey: I want to be remembered for the body of work I’ve done, for the characters I’ve brought to life, and for the impact I’ve had on others’ creativity. I’ve made mistakes, but I’ve also learned from them. And I’m ready to move forward, to contribute to this industry I love so much.

Thank you,Mr. Spacey, for your candor and for choosing Archyde for this exclusive conversation.