This is the first testimony against Kevin Spacey at his London trial. Judged since last week, Kevin Spacey, 63, pleads not guilty to 12 charges of sexual assault on four men between 2001 and 2013, in particular from 2004 when he was director of the London theater Old Vic.
In the video of the interrogation with the police, the man says that Kevin Spacey assaulted him several times, including while driving him to a lavish party in the early 2000s. [les parties intimes] that I almost went off the road,” he explained. “I pushed him against the door and said, ‘don’t do that again or I’ll give you one’.”
According to him, young and handsome men were warned about the behavior of the actor, whom he described as “aggressive” and with “very disturbed sexuality”. They were told to “be careful”. “Everyone knew he was doing no good.” This alleged victim, who has not been identified for legal reasons, said he was “disgusted” and considered “ridiculous” the questions of the actor’s lawyer, Patrick Gibbs, about his sexuality.
Kevin Spacey denies
Answering questions out of sight, he also expressed his “shame”. “Nothing happened between us, he attacked me,” he replied to the actor’s lawyer, denying having had the slightest feeling towards the actor. To the police, he said that when he asked Kevin Spacey to stop trying to “grope” him, the actor said nothing. “He was laughing and changing the subject,” he explained. Facing the police, he explained that he could no longer bear to see Spacey on the screen.
During the investigation, Kevin Spacey denied these accusations, believing that some were “invented” and that other acts described were “consensual”. Also accused of sexual assault in the United States, Kevin Spacey was found not guilty last year by a New York civil court. And in 2019, the charges were dropped in another case.