💥Kevin Spacey Unmasked! Body Language Analysts React!

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  • Kevin Spacey is fighting back on MeToo allegations. Top behavior and body language analysts give their reaction to a recent interview.
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    Kevin Spacey says he has ‘so much to offer’ after Hollywood pals demand his comeback. Kevin Spacey’s celebrity friends, including Liam Neeson and Sharon Stone, want the disgraced “American Beauty” star to return to screen. But Spacey said he’s in pursuit of a different goal, seven years after multiple men accused him of sexual assault. “I want to prove that I’m a man of great character,” he said this week. “The responsibility for that is mine and I look forward to being able to prove to people that I am the merit of who I am as a human being.” Spacey, facing fresh allegations of sexual assault in the new documentary “Spacey Unmasked,” revealed his plans to pick up the pieces of his Hollywood career in a 15-minute interview with NewsNation anchor (and ousted CNN journalist) Chris Cuomo. During the conversation that aired Thursday evening, the “Baby Driver” star vowed, “I’m not going to behave in any way in the future that is questionable.”
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    Chapters:
    00:00 Kevin Spacey Body Language Analysis
    0:30 Analysis of Kevin Spacey's response to sexual impropriety claims and accusers' motives.
    5:59 Facial expressions, communication style, lack of emotional connection, and avoidance of guilt.
    12:26 Conflicting stories and motives behind false claims in a controversial situation.
    18:04 Power dynamics in relationships, minimization of inappropriate behavior, and normalization of misconduct.
    23:47 Acknowledgment of past behavior, reflection, and commitment to change in work environments.
    29:43 Dynamics of horseplay, power imbalances, and misconceptions about acceptance vs. compliance.
    35:42 Kevin Spacey reflects on his career, ethical conduct, and denying abuse accusations.
    42:14 Dark influence of psychological experiments on behavior and talent in confined environments.
    48:03 Kevin Spacey on power dynamics, mentorship, and accusations of misuse of influence.
    53:50 Analysis of behavior during conversation regarding altruistic actions.
    59:28 Apology for past actions and personal growth over seven years after accusations.
    1:05:52 Analysis of behavior under pressure and decision-making in difficult situations.
    1:11:51 Uncovering micro confessions and lack of responsibility leading to questionable behavior.
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  • @TheBehaviorPanel
    @TheBehaviorPanel  Місяць тому +60

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    • @betsytucker4788
      @betsytucker4788 Місяць тому +1

      I was wondering if the Behavior Panel, could do, or are able to do an analysis of Andrew Bustamante, the former CIA agent. Right now he's bringing a plethora of interviews to light, but I'm not sure I fully trust him even though he provides some good useful information.. Mostly I like his hand movements, which I've become way more aware of, and interested in since watching your youtube videos. I just went and saw Jordan Peterson again a couple weeks ago, and he also is very captivating in how he expresses himself, but I find him to be more sincere in who he is and his purpose.

    • @mikkibate8610
      @mikkibate8610 Місяць тому +1

      Behaviour Panel ..you knocked it out of the park!!!!! I worked in the oil industry in the 70s-80's when this sort of behaviour ..horseplay by powerful men was accepted ...all about the balance of power to get away with behaving badly ...

    • @junebrakel5241
      @junebrakel5241 Місяць тому +3

      I love your camaraderie! I can't wait to see your thoughts on the players of the Karen Read trial.

    • @nunyaabznaz1234
      @nunyaabznaz1234 Місяць тому

      Can you PLEASE do Richie the Barber.. specifically his stories about Hollywood parties and Daniel Radcliffe. His baseline personality doesn't stick through his story. I feel like he adds random details as they come to him and holds eye contact for way too long. Would really appreciate a more experienced opinion!

    • @iam7152
      @iam7152 Місяць тому

      Hi Guys, please could you consider looking at Paula Vennells, the Post Office Inquiry. Your UK audience will love it! Has she been rehearsing for the last year, as Alan Bates suggests? Is she genuinely remorseful? Or is she a stereotypical CEO throwing everyone under the bus whilst running away with sloping shoulders? Thanks.

  • @plumup
    @plumup Місяць тому +48

    Kevin Spacey groping Richard Dreyfuss's son while Richard was sitting on the couch studying a script in the same room shows the depth of arrogance of the man. I don't think he's 'naive', I think he feels entitled, and therefore he doesn't get it - "what's the big deal?" Kind of thing.

    • @charliesmith_
      @charliesmith_ Місяць тому +1

      Valid and Astute x

    • @teresev1435
      @teresev1435 29 днів тому +1

      The groping really gets me.
      All we need to do is look up the legal definition of battery. “Offensively touching, another person (without their consent or intentional involvement in the action).”
      Is he guilty?
      He’s been found not guilty in two countries, so … I don’t know.

    • @JohnLW100
      @JohnLW100 18 днів тому +2

      I have been groped as an adult by a male colleague. As I had already been groped when I was aged 9-10 years old and had subsequently developed genital amnesia and a ‘black hole down there’ feeling, the adult experience was different. I did not like it one bit, and I did freeze on this second occasion as well. In the first case I had no idea who this stranger was. The man who groped the adult me was looking for a reaction, as if he thought I was gay. As this didn’t happen, he backed off. I wonder if some predators have to assess their targets but get it wrong a lot. If they ARE wrong, then they probably have to somehow diminish the grossness of their actions. It isn’t necessarily entitlement or arrogance, but it IS the behaviour of a well practiced predator.

    • @charliesmith_
      @charliesmith_ 18 днів тому

      @@JohnLW100
      🎯💫

    • @charliesmith_
      @charliesmith_ 18 днів тому

      @@teresev1435
      *Unsolicited* OTT *physical* 'attention/groping/etc' is solely about *their EGO* (to *permit* themselves to *unsolicitedly* grope/pin, grab/etc) -
      _Not Ours._

  • @clairepriceartist
    @clairepriceartist Місяць тому +38

    I have confronted men directly who have behaved inappropriately with me and they will deny it ever happened, even though we were both there and we both experienced it. I came to realize these types of people believe their own BS. Like they have actually fooled themselves as a kind of protection mechanism. It's madness

    • @mnemetotoro
      @mnemetotoro Місяць тому +6

      Madness is indeed the right word to describe it.

    • @loridarlin
      @loridarlin 26 днів тому

      Yes. I even called the cops and prosecuted one of them and they still denied it. It’s definitely an illness. 💯 They think they could talk their way out of anything 😑

  • @damattice23
    @damattice23 28 днів тому +32

    So bare minimum he sexually harassed people on set. He’s not naive, he’s minimizing. It’s what abusive people do.

    • @lynnhubbard844
      @lynnhubbard844 27 днів тому +4

      and at parties, using alcohol as an excuse

  • @carolynwilson7806
    @carolynwilson7806 Місяць тому +28

    I am female, but my following statement applies to anyone who has acted as KS did. The people that behave in this manner think that they are so charming, attractive, powerful etc. that everyone would want this attention from them. So, IMO, he doesn’t really think he did anything inappropriate.

    • @elinstar6034
      @elinstar6034 Місяць тому +2

      I agree. It seems to me that he still really doesn't get it. Like he has a giant blind spot. To me, he doesn't seem evasive so much as lacking the ability to comprehend.

  • @kaymarham5486
    @kaymarham5486 Місяць тому +281

    Here's the thing...Very often... Chase is neuroscientifically and human psyche angled. Scott precisely breaks down and relates what we're seeing to real life norms, to dismantle and re-build the knowledge in our heads. Greg is a hair-trigger, X-ray visioned, laser tripwire for any deviation of baseline, with a permanent hand on his interrogatory sidearm; Mark operates in an acutely 'Bowden Plane' of unpredictable detail around the detail. Then they all bloody go and mix it up and interchangeably angle these perspectives differently without warning. An astonishing bunch of intellects, these Behaviour chaps. What a 🎁 they are! 🌷🌿

    • @joannesuzieburlison7128
      @joannesuzieburlison7128 Місяць тому +16

      Well said!!!

    • @JetPackDino
      @JetPackDino Місяць тому +19

      Very astute! Smash-cut to MY level of analysis: "Hmm which one of them is my favorite today... I think it's Mark... but maybe it's Greg..." ☺

    • @kaymarham5486
      @kaymarham5486 Місяць тому +10

      @@reiningreminic 👋 Ha! I mean it's onehelluva gift that these guys provide us with this kind of training! 🌷🌿

    • @teresev1435
      @teresev1435 29 днів тому +4

      Spectacular descriptions here!
      ❤️❤️❤️

    • @shoddypockets9666
      @shoddypockets9666 25 днів тому +8

      It's true! It's a perfect group for teaching us. If you can't grasp one person's analysis fully, the next one can usually reframe it for you in a way you can identify with. It's why I love this channel so much.

  • @lucyjaneashton727
    @lucyjaneashton727 27 днів тому +16

    I'm not buying he thinks anything is a little thing. No one wants to be touched inappropriately no matter how famous you are!

  • @felicity-zm7dm
    @felicity-zm7dm Місяць тому +38

    Top tip for adults: don't make passes at children and you'll never have to worry about whether you can reliably deny such accusations later.

    • @therian_forever12
      @therian_forever12 Місяць тому +5

      Also, top tip for parents, don't put your children in a position where this is likely to happen. So many parents are so desperate for their children to be famous, they will happily hand them over to potential predators.

    • @christievanderlaan7575
      @christievanderlaan7575 26 днів тому +1

      I believe the son was a young adult, but I’m not sure. Either way, quite young and it was inappropriate.

  • @KarenT-kh6sy
    @KarenT-kh6sy Місяць тому +13

    Enjoy and appreciate all four of you!

  • @terrimoore7431
    @terrimoore7431 Місяць тому +28

    Around 49:00 the replay of him describing how he was misunderstood as a mentor imo he is describing himself as a predator. From a female perspective and what I’ve experienced personally with powerful professional men, he is a predator.

    • @shellylogan5594
      @shellylogan5594 Місяць тому +10

      💯💯💯💯

    • @reeferseasalt
      @reeferseasalt Місяць тому +10

      Girl as soon as he started burying those questions... I feel pretty uncomfortable now watching him... otherwise he's just the narcissist you'd expect 🤷🏻‍♀️

    • @Daniela-Christianson
      @Daniela-Christianson 28 днів тому +1

      @@reeferseasalt Yes! The moment he started! My creep meter stayed far right.

  • @smolderingtitan
    @smolderingtitan 27 днів тому +13

    Kevin Spacey is an experienced stage actor. He had to hold character for longer than one would in film.

  • @tinabugg6976
    @tinabugg6976 11 днів тому +22

    Please do the Piers Morgan interview. He’s a better interviewer.

  • @procrastnwriter
    @procrastnwriter 9 днів тому +13

    I worked with the Executive Director of a New York theatre company (a married man with children) who had a meeting with Kevin. One that Kevin requested be at his residence. The ED returned from that experience distraught as Kevin had come on to him. We laughed it off, but shame was attached, and the power dynamics were real as this ED was asking for Kevin to participate in the company at some level. It was inappropriate behaviour, and it stuck with me. Let's say when the accusations came out, no one in my peripheral was surprised.

  • @patriciau6277
    @patriciau6277 Місяць тому +24

    Typical Hollywood. I’m a god, how dare you question my actions.

    • @betsytucker4788
      @betsytucker4788 Місяць тому

      The public and human nature also makes them act like gods, since people revere celebrities and forget that they are human like the rest of us.

    • @Daniela-Christianson
      @Daniela-Christianson 28 днів тому +1

      I'm not gonna write all of Hollywood off as being sexually predatory. This is on Kevin Spacey alone.

    • @betsytucker4788
      @betsytucker4788 27 днів тому

      ​@@Daniela-Christianson , but Hollywood breeds predators and those that are not sure who they are yet, can be had. Beautiful talented men and women that are new or naïve, will be sought after as new prey, and the newbies will welcome it in, not noticing at first, what's going on,. If you are alert, you will notice something isn't just quite right. We have gut instincts, like all other animals. Usually and unfortunately this can go on a bit, because you're having too good a time. Those with high self esteem and good boundaries don't fall for it once they see it. They walk away. Those with family issues not solved yet will fall all in and become trauma bonded. There's good things that come out of this - the pain will cause you to discover you are worth more and you can continue going way up the hierarchy of life if you want to.

    • @betsytucker4788
      @betsytucker4788 27 днів тому

      @@Daniela-Christianson I agree, in that, when it comes down to it, we are all responsible for our own conduct - no matter what personality group you fall into.

  • @annlang2236
    @annlang2236 Місяць тому +53

    He is not innocent by any means. He is smart talented and egocentric, so he knew at some level this was wrong. Regardless of his reliance on the culture of silence, he knew what powerless felt like because of his upbringing. He chose to exert his power (subtlety at first then more directly - this is called grooming not mentorship but politicians and entertainers and corporate leaders often get that confused).

    • @sanz7820
      @sanz7820 Місяць тому +2

      Proof? Words and speculation is not evidence.

    • @minimalist279
      @minimalist279 Місяць тому +2

      ... .he plays complex roles and a good actor.
      ... there is a darkness there, even he cannot control.

    • @jeffreyreid
      @jeffreyreid Місяць тому +4

      He is innocent by all means. Multiple courts have found that to be so. He knew what was wrong?
      Do you even know the allegations and the fact that these stories were not just found to be not true, but absolutely fabricated?

  • @TenaciousSLG
    @TenaciousSLG 8 днів тому +13

    For Kevin Spacey, this was a "job interview" to try to show Hollywood producers and directors that he's "reformed" and "sorry" and essentially beg them to give him jobs. I think that was the sole purpose of this interview, as well as the even more pathetic one he did with Piers Morgan.

  • @janerikmellesdal3868
    @janerikmellesdal3868 7 днів тому +14

    Give Kevin his job back!

  • @matukonyc
    @matukonyc Місяць тому +61

    My mom was an actor and Spacey was at a gala for her theatre in Rhode Island. Spacey got drunk and AGGRESSIVELY hit on waiters, other actors, and guests. Everyone noticed it. Obviously he behaved like that all of the time. His behaviour was well known in the industry. Also, remember when he first went to London and got "mugged" in a park at 3am? That wasn't a mugging.

    • @SpaceCattttt
      @SpaceCattttt Місяць тому +11

      One drunken night is not the same as "obviously all the time". We all have bad days, famous or not.

    • @kaylakarrion9885
      @kaylakarrion9885 Місяць тому +4

      @@SpaceCattttt People typically don’t sexually molest on their bad days.

    • @NicolaMaxwell
      @NicolaMaxwell Місяць тому +2

      Can't put a blanket statement based on one night though to be fair. I've been an asshole when drunk when I was younger and going out with friends but I never behaved that way out with that. I don't drink at all now, I don't like it.

    • @lucylovertoo
      @lucylovertoo 8 днів тому +1

      @@SpaceCatttttthere were rumors in various settings for years. On set. During massages. Etc. The allegations go back decades

  • @gisellesinclair6811
    @gisellesinclair6811 28 днів тому +18

    Everyone watching this who has worked in the film industry and either knows or has worked with Kevin knows he did some or all of what he was accused of. He was very cocky and very charming and very entitled. What always surprised us was that he seemed to back out of the public eye because of the accusations, when nothing had been proven. Good job on this.

  • @clairNshane
    @clairNshane 29 днів тому +19

    Naïveté? He’s trivializing criminal abuse / softening it by using words like “horseplay” and elevating “the work” as “sacred” so people will overlook the severity of his actions; no “lying” because he’s a narcissist and thinks he did nothing wrong.

  • @voices_vary
    @voices_vary Місяць тому +21

    Mark is not considering what Spacey refers to: Presentism. Today we want to hold people accountable to today's culture when they behaved in an earlier time when that behavior was almost acceptable. I say "almost" because he is admitting that his behavior was wrong.

    • @tessaoshea5697
      @tessaoshea5697 Місяць тому +2

      I think, I know, that propositioning children was never ok. We can debate 16,17 as in, did you know, but not 14.

  • @budmag10
    @budmag10 Місяць тому +11

    CHAFF & REDIRECT is the very first thing that popped into my head when he started talking.

  • @skyedreams28
    @skyedreams28 28 днів тому +18

    He’s an actor he prepared for this.

  • @jadenwaz9585
    @jadenwaz9585 26 днів тому +16

    The first thing he says when asked about his power and influence is “I’m a kid”… no you are not.

  • @angelavincent2313
    @angelavincent2313 Місяць тому +17

    Mark!! The call out on compliance vs acceptance and the guys talking about why people come forward later is so so important to highlight to viewers. Freeze and comply is a very common response to sexual assault/ abuse and being so young you struggle/ can’t see that it’s wrong.

    • @TheMAmeph
      @TheMAmeph Місяць тому +1

      Yes!

    • @Daniela-Christianson
      @Daniela-Christianson 28 днів тому

      I froze at 38. I'm ashamed of that. Wanted the job and needed the money so bad.

  • @StLennyBruce
    @StLennyBruce Місяць тому +21

    He has a strong theater background, which is acting for hours at a time, sometimes twice a day. It's not impossible and he is that good. Especially since his life, reputation and finances are at stake.

  • @amusicalheart7
    @amusicalheart7 Місяць тому +20

    I just watched both parts of the documentary about Spacey. I agree that he’s coming off as sincere in the clips the Panel is examining in this episode, but after watching the documentary Kevin Spacey Unmasked I definitely don’t believe the men being interviewed are lying, most of them are homosexual themselves, with a few exceptions. Spacey’s own brother is interviewed as well and they both came from a severely dysfunctional violent household.
    I highly recommend watching this documentary.

    • @user-xj5wj8vh1m
      @user-xj5wj8vh1m Місяць тому

      I watched that video and the big difference is they weren't being interviewed on the spot. They had time to prepare their accusations and it felt rehearsed and intended to damn.

    • @Daniela-Christianson
      @Daniela-Christianson 28 днів тому +1

      Did we watch the same clips? He came off as creepy creepertons and did himself no favors.

    • @loridarlin
      @loridarlin 26 днів тому

      Totally agree with you. I watched Spacey Unmasked first. I felt the majority of the accusers seemed truthful and honest.
      Obviously there are shades of veracity. But seems like most of them were truly duped into it or sincerely undesirous of his predatory advances.
      Yeah sure he acts naïve here but it seems very disingenuous to me. You can’t tell me a guy of his statue is unaware that he has power? No - I am not buying that one bit.
      I was kind of on KS’s side till I saw the documentary and I feel like this many people coming forward with virtually the same story is incredibly improbable.
      Like Chase often says… What is he leaving out? KS is owning a few small things but we can see the fire through the smoke.
      It’s too bad that he is getting rightfully skewered by his own misdeeds because many of us wanted to believe he wouldn’t do these things.
      But at the end of the day, KS is very smart … and his biggest mistake is thinking he’s smarter than everyone else. (And an eggplant) 🍆

  • @RitaMeterMaid99
    @RitaMeterMaid99 11 днів тому +14

    I’ve read that Spacey stays in character off the set throughout his movies. You’re not allowed to call him by his name, only the characters name. So given that, yes he can act for 1 1/2 hours in any interview.

    • @iio58
      @iio58 11 днів тому

      If you believe everything you read, you must be clueless as opposed to educated.

    • @lapernice6978
      @lapernice6978 10 днів тому +4

      He is very aware and controlled in every word and movement here, too

    • @iio58
      @iio58 10 днів тому +2

      @@lapernice6978 wouldn’t you be? Knowing that the slightest wrong word you say will get jumped all over and cancel you for another few years. Anyone in this situ would have to be very careful and considered about every word that came out of their mouth, and in what order.

  • @NorthLVLowRoller
    @NorthLVLowRoller Місяць тому +14

    He's a masterclass actor and can be acting at any moment in any interview to get the results or be looked at exactly as he wants. Watch his Tucker Carlson interview that he was in Fracis Underwood character the entire interview and was literally portraying a different person perfectly.

  • @2009Cake
    @2009Cake Місяць тому +24

    Wow. A Hollywood celebrity accused of sexual misconduct with under-aged actors. I might need to sit down...

  • @queenmab1999
    @queenmab1999 Місяць тому +22

    Kevin Spacey will always give me the creeps... i think some of his acting comes from being creepy... he plays a GREAT creep on "tv" lol But ya something about him is very very creepy

    • @Daniela-Christianson
      @Daniela-Christianson 28 днів тому +2

      Great point! I found him creepy in American Beauty and thought, "how talented". Now I see he was playing himself.

    • @TizzAspen
      @TizzAspen 26 днів тому +1

      It’s true! We were able to watch this genuinely creepy dude so closely, but safely. His unsettling effect was praised. It didn’t even occur to me that it wasn’t craft. Troubling.

  • @wendybond2848
    @wendybond2848 Місяць тому +17

    Not naive. Disingenuous.

  • @marthahendricks9529
    @marthahendricks9529 Місяць тому +14

    I am little uncomfortable when he uses the word “horseplay”. Replace horseplay with sexual harassment…. Probably more accurate

    • @shermac246
      @shermac246 Місяць тому +2

      He’s trying to manipulate us as if SA is fun ☹️

    • @ashleydepriest2368
      @ashleydepriest2368 Місяць тому +2

      The coach at Penn State referred to his actions as horseplay

    • @annamack5823
      @annamack5823 Місяць тому +3

      You forget his age.

    • @shermac246
      @shermac246 Місяць тому

      @@ashleydepriest2368 Sandusky 😡

  • @ninajanson8097
    @ninajanson8097 14 днів тому +9

    I think the guys vastly underestimate Spacey's acting ability. He has studied how the face indicates different emotions. He knows when and how the brows are supposed to clench!

  • @HmvgramophonesEu45
    @HmvgramophonesEu45 Місяць тому +13

    This man is extremely clever and great actor. I have the feeling he was so good in playing Frank Underwood because he might share some characteristics with him. When I started really having doubts about Spacey as a person was when I saw the picture with Ghislaine Maxwell.

  • @cynthiaksamborski1476
    @cynthiaksamborski1476 Місяць тому +24

    U can see right through him. U can feel his guilt, his dishonesty. He’s not a good man.

    • @sanz7820
      @sanz7820 Місяць тому +3

      If you have this magical ability, I guess the justice system can stop all they're doing and have you decide who is guilty or not. Hurry to some science lab to prove that you really have these magical ability before more taxes are wasted in our justice system!

  • @Maazzzo
    @Maazzzo Місяць тому +20

    I think he has chosen to believe what he's saying, but I still don't believe that he is not a predator.

  • @christinahek
    @christinahek Місяць тому +16

    “Horseplay” just reminds me of Jerry Sandusky, i.e. the defense offered up by groomers to cover for inappropriate contact.

  • @NancyKaan
    @NancyKaan Місяць тому +21

    I have a huge crush on Mark ❣️

  • @siobhankiely
    @siobhankiely Місяць тому +7

    Chase nailed it when he said Hollywood being severely out of touch with reality. It really is true, to the point where I can believe that Kevin Spacey actually didn’t realise how his status impacted people.

  • @BaxterBlue
    @BaxterBlue Місяць тому +10

    I get the feeling that he had the questions before the interview. He was able to study and rehearse the answers. IMHO

    • @Daniela-Christianson
      @Daniela-Christianson 28 днів тому +1

      He must have! Otherwise, why write novels. And "horseplay"? SMH

  • @sessionswithsimon7391
    @sessionswithsimon7391 27 днів тому +15

    The first time ever, I disagree with the panel. You described him as God tier stature (regarding his postion in the acting world)...yet say there is an element of naivety? Not a chance!.. This man is a predator that has been outed and he is damage controlling with safe answers, correlating to some truthful factors. How they cant see the deception in him has shocked me. I genuinely believe these holywood celebs have far more power than we give them credit for. He is a method actor that make his start in theatre, he can lie for hours and hours, let alone having legal advise and time to prepare for this interview.
    He isnt remorseful, he's pissed that he's now in a position to be questioned about his sick antics. - how dare the peasants revolt type of mentality. He uses so much corrective safe language to deviate away from accepting complete responsibility.

  • @Rhonda_Lee
    @Rhonda_Lee Місяць тому +15

    He is definitely scrambling for excuses but not really proclaiming his innocence. I used to love him as an actor. Now, he makes my skin crawl when I hear his voice. 🫣😬😫🤢🤮🤮🤮

  • @222radar
    @222radar Місяць тому +14

    @24:50 - never put him self in a situation where he's um, "a sexual predator behaving extremely inappropriately in a professional environment". I've worked in film for 30 years - none of this behaviour from any cast or crew would have been "normal or acceptable". Just because the legal cases were dismissed doesn't mean he isn't a sociopath.

    • @Daniela-Christianson
      @Daniela-Christianson 28 днів тому

      Thank you!! Everyone assumes this is business as usual in filmmaking and it isn't! "He's just like everyone else in Hollywood"- no he isn't.

  • @touchofdumb
    @touchofdumb Місяць тому +15

    Can’t wait to watch this, have long suspected he was a sociopath.

  • @beenice9867
    @beenice9867 Місяць тому +12

    Hated Spacey before, this solidifies it.

  • @215FlowerPots
    @215FlowerPots 11 днів тому +13

    Such a good actor!

  • @susieannei5641
    @susieannei5641 Місяць тому +10

    Of course he FEELS he’s been “wronged” Scott! But that doesn’t mean he didn’t do what he was accused of doing!

  • @nataliedonkin7232
    @nataliedonkin7232 Місяць тому +9

    Kevin Spacey is a mild Russell Brand. People are forgetting that casual sexual harassment and borderline assaults only became socially unacceptable in the last 10 years.
    That doesn't excuse the behaviour, but victims were told to accept it. I remember leaving multiple clubs as a young woman out of frustration for being harassed rather feeling empowered that I could ask the staff to stand up for me.

    • @catteadams
      @catteadams Місяць тому +5

      100% correct. And sorry you had to go through that bs.

    • @DianInHerOrb
      @DianInHerOrb Місяць тому +5

      Agree. I’m a bit younger than Spacey, but close enough to know things were very different back then. As you say, that doesn’t mean it was OK, but uninvited sexual attention and flirting and being cat-called and so on was everywhere, and it was unremarkable, and most of us just had to shrug it off. FWIW, I believe KS is mostly being truthful.

  • @kaylakarrion9885
    @kaylakarrion9885 Місяць тому +13

    I think male victims have a harder time being believed in many cases. If I hear “horseplay” from this guy one more time 😡

    • @sanz7820
      @sanz7820 Місяць тому

      That is true in general, but in this case I don't think the gender matters; there's been too many false accusations in hollywood the past years and since there's no proof of things that happened so long ago, it's becoming difficult to believe anything. "Believe all victims" have been ruined by the Amber Heards of the world.

  • @Madonnalitta1
    @Madonnalitta1 26 днів тому +12

    People pretend their whole lives, I don't think an actor has a problem pretending for a few hours.

  • @victoriavitoroulis3273
    @victoriavitoroulis3273 Місяць тому +8

    According to his brother who was sexually abused .. they grew up in a home where it seems there was no boundaries ..

  • @lisavolk8442
    @lisavolk8442 19 днів тому +13

    Oh brother! Give me a break! Do NOT tell me that someone this articulate (& presumably intelligent) DOES NOT KNOW that there IS a power differential, whether one explicitly STATES this fact or not. In fact, it almost NEVER gets said EXPLICITLY: "I'll give you the part if you give me a little couch action". (2) He's denying that he did it, W/the 14-year-old, because he feels he has "plausible" deniability? (i.e., he might have been drunk, so it's possible he did it b/c of alcohol?) Means he knows it's VERY WELL within his behavioral capacity. So how does he "KNOW" it's false?!! Bullsh*t.

  • @ek7463
    @ek7463 Місяць тому +15

    He's admitting being sexually abusive. Believe him.

  • @ConsciousConversations
    @ConsciousConversations Місяць тому +14

    48:43 he ABSOLUTELY DOES know what a power dynamic is and he walks around it. He totally reframes the definition of that.
    And the question ought to have been abused the power dynamic with his interactions with others he found attractive in the moment.
    He is a highly celebrated actor. He knows what these things mean, he has to. You aren’t an A list actor and not understand relationship dynamics. And he continues to avoid the questions and answers them kind of but not at all.

  • @lorimori7777
    @lorimori7777 29 днів тому +11

    Bull droppings. Kev, Bull DROPPINGS

  • @EvieVermont
    @EvieVermont 10 днів тому +9

    You have to ask yourself, when is Spacey acting? He has control over his acting self. He can cry on cue. Act shamed on cue. Act angry, innocent, compassionate…some people say that acting is like being a sociopath. People “act as if” on stage and set. At times, the lines are blurred. Boundaries pushed.

  • @user-rr1mn4px4e
    @user-rr1mn4px4e Місяць тому +13

    I do NOT believe him! And I do not like him going on at length about “ all he has been through”.

    • @jessiem276
      @jessiem276 Місяць тому +2

      Just like P Diddy.

  • @taylamade742
    @taylamade742 Місяць тому +12

    "It's upsetting that I sometimes behaved in ways I will never behave again"
    Might just be framed badly but it weirded me out.

    • @lanahaxer
      @lanahaxer Місяць тому

      I just pointed that out to my bf ... deff hit weirdly

  • @noreenmountain9405
    @noreenmountain9405 Місяць тому +10

    Besides all these men being brilliant at their crafts and so entertaining, what I love watching is their genuine friendships 😊

    • @r3adrpro811
      @r3adrpro811 Місяць тому +1

      Their interactions have definitely become more relaxed and teasing when compared to the first few years of TBP. So much more fun for all of us!

  • @meganpodesta9197
    @meganpodesta9197 Місяць тому +15

    Utterly shocked by his geographical origins. He is a chameleon. 😅 Kindest way I can explain. He was my favourite actor. Turns out he is a better actor than I thought. 😢

    • @roddydykes7053
      @roddydykes7053 Місяць тому

      Jersey did not seem like his place of origin, but LA does

  • @user-ye2ge4zo5lhennypenny
    @user-ye2ge4zo5lhennypenny Місяць тому +13

    Hi from Australia 🇦🇺 I wouldn't trust him as far as you could throw him!

  • @sashosom
    @sashosom 29 днів тому +6

    "Never put myself in a situation" is not deliberate naiveté, it's a figure of speech instead of saying "never create situations" thus directly blaming himself

  • @kaylakarrion9885
    @kaylakarrion9885 Місяць тому +12

    Predators always feel like the beset victims.

  • @TimelyCookie
    @TimelyCookie Місяць тому +11

    23:27 yes, it could be genuine but it could also be an Oscar award winning actor doing what he knows best. It's hard to know with actors..

    • @Cassandra-..-
      @Cassandra-..- Місяць тому

      We can all quote Greg in unison here: “the organism does what…” Yes, he’s trying to act his way out of being caught, because that worked/works for him, so his career can survive.

  • @LauraFitzpatrick-wq5ww
    @LauraFitzpatrick-wq5ww Місяць тому +9

    When all your victims mysteriously die, that's not really an exoneration.

  • @its_a_bug
    @its_a_bug 8 днів тому +9

    He absolutely believes he hasn't done anything wrong or on the level that he's being accused of. Easy to confidently deny when you believe it to be true.

    • @ShineMedia1
      @ShineMedia1 7 днів тому

      That's what actors do.

    • @cassinpocket
      @cassinpocket 4 дні тому +1

      Honestly I think in some deep way he knows what he is, he just doesn't care. I believe, though he does want to change his behavior to get his work back.

  • @imlistening1137
    @imlistening1137 Місяць тому +25

    Ok- I’m in my 60s I was a nurse and also for 6 years a medic in the Air Force, and I can tell you that what was normal “horseplay”, even with sexual innuendo, was VERY NORMAL in the 70s and 80s, even into the 90s. The problem wan’t with funny people, but with mean people. And if there are men and women working together, there will be attractions, both mutual and non-requited. My question is, how’s a soul to know if someone is attracted to them or not without a bit of flirting? Because one persons flirt is another person’s sexual harassment these days. The workplace used to be, by far, the biggest place that someone would meet a dating partner or even a spouse! Now, it’s too dangerous to even ask! And oh! I’m female.

    • @delia_watercolors8186
      @delia_watercolors8186 Місяць тому +7

      A small flirt and no response means to STOP flirting. If there is a flirt back, then one knows chemistry might be there. This isn't that difficult.
      Many men don't stop. Even if you say stop, they say "you're just playing games!"
      I'm a young female and worked in corporate. There was no incremental horseplay. First they sit next to you at lunch, and then they somehow get your # and start sending explicit photos of their private parts. Maybe you're out of the work force, but this is the reality many young woman deal with.
      Also, bringing it to attention is career su*cide. I've never known a woman who complained about it. Not one in 10 years, multiple different companies. I saw the harassment. I saw their distress. Many just transfered out. If they say anything, they'd be blackballed. So knowing that, the woman who say anything must have gone through an awful lot and have a lot to lose.

    • @imlistening1137
      @imlistening1137 Місяць тому +2

      @@delia_watercolors8186 I guess there were always creeps that mailed or emailed dick-pics back in the day, but I never met them. As a nurse, I did have a corporate job in pharmaceutical research. The men I worked with were really nice and never out of bounds. The women, however, were nasty little bitches! Lol! But i think I would retaliate against a creep texting nasty pictures- one has to be very careful about slashing tires with all the ring camera and cctv, but there are still some ways to get even. What the heck is going on in HR in these cases? That’s really a shame. If every woman complained, maybe it would stop. But we’d have to have each other’s back.

    • @angkeats7111
      @angkeats7111 Місяць тому +3

      Not touching their genitals is a good way to stay on the side of flirting and away from SA 🤦🏻‍♀️

    • @Crystal_Blue_Persuasion
      @Crystal_Blue_Persuasion Місяць тому +3

      S3xual advances aren't only done in corporate or professional workplaces. My 40 yr old son was fired from a job as a hotel housekeeper when he reported that his female supervisor had been making comments about his butt; wanting him to wear tighter pants; even swatting and pinching as he passed her in a hallway. He would come home so distressed, offended, and confused. I was glad when he lost that job.

    • @katadam2186
      @katadam2186 Місяць тому +2

      @@Crystal_Blue_Persuasionhelp send him to electrician school… out of corporate and into his own business

  • @lotusfire9429
    @lotusfire9429 Місяць тому +18

    We cannot overlook that this is an academy award winning actor. So I'm not on board with the genuine authenticity comment.

  • @EvieVermont
    @EvieVermont 10 днів тому +8

    I have a friend who was a dancer in NYC. Said it was an unspoken truth that if you wanted the best parts/jobs, you could sleep your way to them. Never spoken about; but always there in the room. Hollywood has gotta have higher stakes than Broadway. It’s a sleazy business. And the Me Too Movement was great in one way, a witch hunt in another.

    • @mrsx7944
      @mrsx7944 9 днів тому +1

      I believe it.

    • @TenaciousSLG
      @TenaciousSLG 8 днів тому +1

      That was my thought--even us common people who have never had anything to do with Hollywood know about "sleeping your way to the top" and that the business is sleazy and involves all sorts of inappropriate, abusive, even criminal behavior and power dynamics being used to one's advantage. Someone who went through the process of going from a "normal person" to a Hollywood star would have known that from experience as he was working his way to success. He knew what he was doing, he just didn't think it could come back to bite him in the ass.

  • @davidmciver9483
    @davidmciver9483 29 днів тому +22

    He is remorseful at being caught not the behavior, like all criminals.

    • @LynnRank
      @LynnRank 29 днів тому

      But what do you think about his time in therapy

    • @TaniaCully-rz5ty
      @TaniaCully-rz5ty 28 днів тому +2

      He playing the long game on then coming out as a “changed” remorseful individual. He isn’t, he will just be a bit more careful

    • @lynnhubbard844
      @lynnhubbard844 27 днів тому

      @@LynnRank needs more

  • @chrisdurbin3349
    @chrisdurbin3349 7 днів тому +9

    So glad these commenters know more than these professionals.
    We welcome you back, Kevin. We Missed you.

  • @davidw4812
    @davidw4812 28 днів тому +15

    Spacy is guilty as hell

    • @greg1mcintosh844
      @greg1mcintosh844 18 днів тому +1

      Guilty of what, exactly?

    • @sharonshade4437
      @sharonshade4437 13 днів тому

      Spacey may have been flirty and inappropriate but he was not malicious. He didn't rape or force anyone and even jury's in his civil case didn't convict with the evidence shown...but somehow you know. Get your head out of cancel culture witch hunter.

  • @junejones5261
    @junejones5261 Місяць тому +9

    Kevin Spacey uses distancing in using these euphemism’s like “horseplay” he is minimizing his behaviors.

  • @catalinaortoljo2821
    @catalinaortoljo2821 13 днів тому +8

    I wish Ronan Farrow had investigated Kevin Stacey and the allegations.

  • @bethtaylor9773
    @bethtaylor9773 Місяць тому +6

    When I was teaching, I didn't allow 'horseplay' because it usually led to someone getting hurt. 'Horseplay' would become an excuse for hurting someone.

  • @msw8839
    @msw8839 Місяць тому +8

    Kevin Spacey made a mistake talking about alleged predatory behavior on a minor with his coming out as gay in the same statement. He did the gay community, no favors.

  • @angelarabin9828
    @angelarabin9828 12 днів тому +8

    Just watching the start of this and he is NOT telling the truth. And he's telling on himself - in my humble opinion😊

  • @claytonjohn6473
    @claytonjohn6473 26 днів тому +13

    When he says horseplay, sexual innuendos, and the like, that doesnt warrant the kind of guilt hes displaying at the end of the clip. Then he ends by saying "will never happen again" whos he trying to convince? the victims? hes a pathological liar. Constantly redirecting

  • @thegoodnessofyourart4725
    @thegoodnessofyourart4725 Місяць тому +8

    “Everything looks as it should” lol
    I gave a presentation at work this week and used the quote “specific words and phrases”….no one knew I was doing a Scott Rouse. If I had to pick one UA-cam channel to follow it would be TBP. I learn so much from you all.

  • @jenniferrock1585
    @jenniferrock1585 28 днів тому +8

    Kevin Spacey is a trained actor

  • @Kathryn.Veganactivist
    @Kathryn.Veganactivist 5 днів тому +7

    I’ve a brother with a narcissistic personality disorder. He lies, he believes his own lies and seriously manages to do things to others but his brain processes it that he’s the victim. He’d have no problem then convincing others he’s not lying which explains a lot why he’s believed so often.

    • @DangerfieldChris
      @DangerfieldChris 5 днів тому +1

      It’s not a disorder. He’s just a liar, and chooses to be one.

    • @amusicment4829
      @amusicment4829 4 дні тому +1

      Yes (same with a narcissist in my own family), this can definitely be seen in Spacey.

    • @lorafehr1817
      @lorafehr1817 4 дні тому +2

      ​@@amusicment4829.. says he's broke no $$ ..look behind him does he look broke to you... liar liar pants on fire

  • @chantellevictoria8277
    @chantellevictoria8277 Місяць тому +12

    I love that everyone in the comments are on the same page. Very creepy guy.

  • @krystaljohnson5908
    @krystaljohnson5908 Місяць тому +9

    He does have a kinda scary charm about him. I'm sure he schmoozed a few young people in his day lol

  • @conjecture.
    @conjecture. 20 днів тому +10

    God, how hard is it not to be a bloody weirdo. If someone told me i had acted inappropriately with a fourteen year old when drunk i'd laugh in their face cause it'd be ridiculous. It's very easy to never act inappropriate if you actually grasp what is & isn't. Maybe he's just another one that is not that bright.

  • @ElizabethWarrenYeahYeah
    @ElizabethWarrenYeahYeah Місяць тому +17

    I've never had a liking for this man.
    He gives me the creeps, he makes my alarm bells ring.
    I think he's hiding whatever.
    I don't trust him.
    I don't think he's innocent.

    • @user-sg6sv9oi6i
      @user-sg6sv9oi6i Місяць тому +7

      Same here. It's interesting you think this. Well stated, too.
      I didn't care for his movies because he made me feel uncomfortable.
      Interesting 🤔

    • @tamsintarshish3905
      @tamsintarshish3905 Місяць тому +3

      @@user-sg6sv9oi6ime three. He seems predatory.

    • @Irish__Clan
      @Irish__Clan Місяць тому +5

      Spacey gives me the creeps.

    • @KayleeMcC
      @KayleeMcC Місяць тому

      Paranoid? Lol

    • @ElizabethWarrenYeahYeah
      @ElizabethWarrenYeahYeah Місяць тому +2

      @@KayleeMcC I don't think so, just intuitive.

  • @sundayliving618
    @sundayliving618 22 дні тому +10

    When he talks about coming from nothing, he said “I don’t see me as other people see me”. Wouldn’t that mean that he is aware that others see him as a person with status and admitting awareness of the power imbalance?

    • @Ebiru2387
      @Ebiru2387 20 днів тому +1

      Yes, but that doesn't mean that he tries to act in an inappropriate manner as a result of that imbalance

    • @sundayliving618
      @sundayliving618 20 днів тому +1

      @@Ebiru2387 sure thing 😊 what I took away from this story so far, is that Kevin Spacey acted inappropriately but not illegally. He seems to be remorseful about his behavior making others feel uncomfortable which is a relief 😅

  • @marymary5494
    @marymary5494 10 днів тому +8

    We can feel there’s something off about Spacey, you guys explain what we’re seeing.

  • @ralphiecifaretto8961
    @ralphiecifaretto8961 11 днів тому +8

    I think the point is, something like putting your hand on someone's shoulder when it makes them uncomfortable has been conflated with sexual assault and it's not right. These things used to be handled outside the court. I don't think people's lives should be ruined based on someone brushing up against you at a bar.

    • @oswaldomayberry9260
      @oswaldomayberry9260 9 днів тому

      You still doing a lot of coke and beach volleyball down in Miami?

  • @ljw2909
    @ljw2909 Місяць тому +11

    I've never been able to stand Kevin Spacey, not as himself (supposedly) in an interview and not as an actor. I always thought he was arrogant and smug, and my opinion has not changed by watching this. I know that doesn't address whether or not he's telling the truth, but I do not like this guy. Ugh. And I'll add, now that I'm near the end of this, that even Chase, who tends to call the people in the videos by their first name and started out with this calling him Kevin, started referring to him as Spacey about 2/3 of the way through.

    • @michaelfrank5239
      @michaelfrank5239 Місяць тому

      Love Spacey , one of the best actors of all time , unbelievable talent.

  • @silviacarolinalangowski8442
    @silviacarolinalangowski8442 19 днів тому +11

    I remember at the end of the 90’s a detective in Venezuela because they were investigating paedophilia, said that they had pics of KS in Cuba asking for young boys 🤷🏽‍♀️, I remember I thought that that was crazy because I liked KS as an actor… But know, in my opinion, he is guilty and that Venezuelan detective was right!

    • @alucida
      @alucida 17 днів тому

      i would like to know about this more... do you remember the journalist's name?

    • @brendashenda4249
      @brendashenda4249 13 днів тому

      You see the photos?

  • @lynnhubbard844
    @lynnhubbard844 27 днів тому +10

    he's also been interviewing on various YT podcasts, too, pretending that he has just learned how inappropriate his behavior has been for years...there were 30 accusers

  • @paulieabeles2149
    @paulieabeles2149 8 днів тому +8

    Something about Kevin Spacey & John Malkovich has always struck me as kind of depraved & evil. Maybe they’re just great actors, but just something about them both…? Dunno.

  • @r.a.krispell4254
    @r.a.krispell4254 13 днів тому +6

    When he spoke about his therapist as though he was really the victim was a give away. He seems to just want therapy as it’s easier than true repentance. I wouldn’t want to see him cancelled but I’d never want a male family member left alone with him. People can change and learn but I’m not convinced he’s a truly changed man. And as for acting actors can do plays that last for 2hrs, even one man shows.

  • @sosodangerous
    @sosodangerous 21 день тому +8

    That deep swallow when he said “Harvey Weinstein” because he’s in the category with him

  • @meganpodesta9197
    @meganpodesta9197 Місяць тому +11

    How many accusations does it take? Before we realize that there is a serious problem? He could have been drugged numerous times and been taped.

    • @sanz7820
      @sanz7820 Місяць тому

      I think what it takes is some proof, not more accusations from 30 years ago that are impossible to prove or disprove.

  • @mianilsson9632
    @mianilsson9632 Місяць тому +7

    My heart broke when the accusations came out. I always loved Kevin Spacey as one of the Best actor ever. I dont think his an angel, but in that case you can lock up 90% of Hollywood.

    • @lauravictorious4670
      @lauravictorious4670 Місяць тому +2

      He's a pedophile, 100%. He will wind up in prison. Three of his accusers died in 2019. Easy to get away with things when the victims wind up dead. Spacey was friends with Ghislane Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein and nothing good came from those two. And, yes, you can lock up a LOT more folks in Hollywood.

    • @ElizabethWarrenYeahYeah
      @ElizabethWarrenYeahYeah Місяць тому +1

      ​@@lauravictorious4670agreed 💯 percent,
      He's just not right

  • @christinahek
    @christinahek Місяць тому +8

    People having doubts need to read the articles about Bryan Singer, the director of Usual Suspects. It talks about the scene around him and includes Kevin Spacey. Creep shows, both of them.

  • @kandycepeterson2482
    @kandycepeterson2482 Місяць тому +11

    how rediculous that this is a real topic for an interview. He is what he is. He did what he did . What is he trying to say exactly? Theres no cure for what ones desires are . This guys desires damage other people for the rest of thier life. So why apologize to the general public? So he doesnt have to quit being famous? So we buy tickets to his next show? Apologize to the people he damaged, not me.

  • @meganpodesta9197
    @meganpodesta9197 Місяць тому +8

    How many more apologies and excuses do we need to hear where they have had therapy and want to be better people ect. Will not watch this creature again. Nothing like disillusionment. Another performance.😢