Kevin Spacey is a highly acclaimed American actor known for his exceptional work in theater and film. He has been honored with numerous prestigious awards, including two Academy Awards, a BAFTA Award, a Golden Globe Award, a Tony Award, and two Laurence Olivier Awards. In recognition of his remarkable contributions to the arts, Spacey was bestowed with an honorary Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire in 2015.
1917: Real-Life Dog Sled Race
The actual dog sled race, which serves as the basis for the film Iron Will, takes place.
July 26, 1959: Kevin Spacey Fowler is Born
Kevin Spacey Fowler is born in South Orange, New Jersey.
1960: Inherit the Wind Film
The film adaptation of Inherit the Wind, featuring Spencer Tracy's memorable portrayal of Henry Drummond, is released.
December 1970: Meeting between Elvis Presley and Richard Nixon
Elvis Presley met with President Richard Nixon, requesting to be sworn in as an undercover agent in the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs, an event later depicted in the film "Elvis & Nixon."
1977: High School Graduation
Kevin Spacey graduates co-valedictorian from Chatsworth High School in Los Angeles, California.
1979: Juilliard School Enrollment
Kevin Spacey begins studying drama at the Juilliard School in New York City.
1981: Completion of Juilliard Program
Kevin Spacey completes his drama studies at the Juilliard School.
1981: First Professional Stage Appearance
Kevin Spacey makes his first professional stage appearance as a spear carrier in a New York Shakespeare Festival performance of "Henry VI, Part 1".
1983: Anonymous Accuser Alleges Sexual Abuse
An anonymous individual accused Kevin Spacey of sexual abuse, claiming the incident took place in 1983 when he was 14 and Spacey was 24.
1984: "Hurlyburly" Role
Kevin Spacey appears in a production of David Rabe's "Hurlyburly".
1986: Rapp Alleges Sexual Assault and Battery
Anthony Rapp accused Kevin Spacey of sexual assault and battery, alleging the incident happened in 1986.
1986: "Sleuth" Role
Kevin Spacey appears in a production of "Sleuth" in a New Jersey dinner theatre.
1986: Film Debut
Kevin Spacey begins his film career with a small role in Mike Nichols's comedy-drama film "Heartburn".
1986: Film Debut in Heartburn
Kevin Spacey makes his first appearance on film in Mike Nichol's Heartburn, starring alongside Meryl Streep and Jack Nicholson. He plays a small role as a subway thief.
1986: "Long Day's Journey into Night" on Broadway
Kevin Spacey stars in a revival of Eugene O'Neill's "Long Day's Journey into Night" on Broadway.
1986: "Long Day's Journey into Night" with Jack Lemmon
Kevin Spacey's prominence as a stage actor begins with his role in "Long Day's Journey into Night" alongside Jack Lemmon, who becomes a mentor to him.
1987: Spacey's Television Debut
Kevin Spacey made his first major television appearances in Crime Story and The Equalizer.
1988: Speed-the-Plow at the Old Vic
Spacey, Jeff Goldblum, and Laura Michelle Kelly star in David Mamet's 1988 play Speed-the-Plow at the Old Vic.
1988: "Working Girl" Role
Kevin Spacey appears in Mike Nichols's film "Working Girl".
1988: Working Girl and The Murder of Mary Phagan
Spacey makes a brief appearance in Working Girl, another Mike Nichols film, as businessman Bob Speck. He also appears in the television miniseries The Murder of Mary Phagan.
1988: Spacey Gains Recognition in Wiseguy
Kevin Spacey earned a fan base for his portrayal of the manic depressive arms dealer Mel Profitt in the television series Wiseguy.
1989: See No Evil, Hear No Evil
Spacey continues to build his acting career with a role in the comedy film See No Evil, Hear No Evil.
1991: Tony Award Win for Lost in Yonkers
Kevin Spacey wins a Tony Award for his portrayal of Uncle Louie in Neil Simon's Broadway production of Lost in Yonkers. This success helped convince his father of Spacey's acting abilities.
1991: Tony Award for "Lost in Yonkers"
Kevin Spacey wins a Tony Award for his role in the Broadway production of "Lost in Yonkers".
1992: "Glengarry Glen Ross" Role
Kevin Spacey appears in the film "Glengarry Glen Ross".
1992: Allegation of Sexual Assault
Kevin Spacey was accused of sexual assault in an incident that allegedly occurred in 1992.
1992: Glengarry Glen Ross
Spacey lands a significant role as the malevolent office manager in the film adaptation of David Mamet's play Glengarry Glen Ross, sharing the screen with Al Pacino.
1994: Iron Will, The Ref, and Rising Recognition
Spacey stars as news reporter Harry Kingsley in Iron Will, based on the 1917 dog sled race. He also showcases his versatility by appearing alongside Judy Davis in the dark comedy The Ref and starring as a malicious Hollywood studio boss in Swimming with Sharks, solidifying his reputation as a character actor.
1995: Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor
Kevin Spacey wins the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his role as a con man in "The Usual Suspects".
1995: Breakthrough with The Usual Suspects and Seven
Kevin Spacey's performance as the enigmatic criminal Verbal Kint in Bryan Singer's neo-noir film The Usual Suspects earns him widespread critical acclaim and several awards, including the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor. His performance in the film Seven, in which he plays the serial killer John Doe, further elevates his status as a talented and versatile actor.
1995: Swimming with Sharks
Spacey portrays a malicious Hollywood studio boss in the dark satire Swimming with Sharks.
1996: Notable Film Roles
Kevin Spacey appears in several notable films, including "Outbreak", "Se7en", and "A Time to Kill".
1996: "A Time to Kill" and "Albino Alligator"
Kevin Spacey starred as an egomaniacal district attorney in the film "A Time to Kill." He also made his directorial debut with "Albino Alligator," which received critical praise despite being a box office disappointment.
1997: Founding Trigger Street Productions and Starring in "L.A. Confidential"
Spacey founded Trigger Street Productions, a company focused on developing and producing entertainment across various media. He also starred as Detective Sergeant Jack "Hollywood Jack" Vincennes in the neo-noir crime film "L.A. Confidential," for which he received a BAFTA nomination.
1997: Spacey Hosts Saturday Night Live
Kevin Spacey hosted Saturday Night Live with musical guest Beck and special guests Michael Palin and John Cleese.
1997: "L.A. Confidential" Role
Kevin Spacey appears in the critically acclaimed film "L.A. Confidential".
1998: Voice Acting in "A Bug's Life"
Spacey lent his voice to the character Hopper, the intimidating grasshopper, in Pixar's animated film "A Bug's Life."
1999: Hollywood Walk of Fame
Kevin Spacey receives a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, with Jack Lemmon in attendance.
1999: Laurence Olivier Award for "The Iceman Cometh"
Kevin Spacey wins a Laurence Olivier Award for his performance in a revival of "The Iceman Cometh".
1999: Academy Award for Best Actor
Kevin Spacey wins the Academy Award for Best Actor for his role as a suburban husband and father going through a midlife crisis in "American Beauty".
1999: Accolades for Stage Performances
Kevin Spacey wins the Laurence Olivier Award for Best Actor and is nominated for a Tony Award for his performance in The Iceman Cometh, further solidifying his reputation as a talented stage actor.
1999: Academy Award for "American Beauty" and Hollywood Walk of Fame
Spacey won his second Academy Award, this time for Best Actor in a Leading Role, for his portrayal of Lester Burnham in "American Beauty." He also received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
2000: "Pay It Forward" Role
Kevin Spacey stars in the film "Pay It Forward".
2000: Starring in "Pay It Forward"
Spacey took on the role of a physically and emotionally scarred grade school teacher in the film "Pay It Forward."
2000: 2000 U.S. Presidential Election
The U.S. presidential election took place, with a contested recount in Florida between George W. Bush and Al Gore. This election serves as the backdrop for the HBO film Recount, in which Kevin Spacey starred.
2001: Starring in "K-Pax"
Spacey portrayed a patient in a mental institution who possibly could be an alien in the film "K-Pax."
2001: Alleged Assaults Against a Single Complainant Begin
This year marks the beginning of the period during which Kevin Spacey is alleged to have committed sexual assault against a single individual, leading to additional charges from the Crown Prosecution Service in 2022. These charges were later dismissed.
February 2003: Artistic Director of the Old Vic
Kevin Spacey is appointed the artistic director of the Old Vic, one of London's oldest theaters. He pledges to perform on stage and attract big-name talent during his ten-year tenure.
September 2004: Old Vic Debut with Cloaca
Spacey begins his first season as artistic director of the Old Vic with the British premiere of the play Cloaca by Maria Goos, which he directs. The production receives mixed reviews.
2004: "Beyond the Sea" Director
Kevin Spacey directs the film "Beyond the Sea".
2004: Alleged Assaults Against a Single Complainant End
This year marks the end of the period during which Kevin Spacey is alleged to have committed sexual assault against a single individual, leading to additional charges from the Crown Prosecution Service in 2022. These charges were later dismissed.
2004: Old Vic Theatre Artistic Director
Kevin Spacey becomes the artistic director of the Old Vic theatre in London.
2004: "Beyond the Sea" - A Passion Project
Spacey fulfilled a lifelong dream by co-writing, directing, co-producing, and starring in "Beyond the Sea," a biographical musical about singer Bobby Darin. He even provided his own vocals for the soundtrack, earning a Golden Globe nomination.
2005: Shakespearean Debut in Richard II
Spacey makes his UK Shakespearean debut, starring in the title role of Richard II, directed by Trevor Nunn. His performance earns positive reviews.
2005: Alleged Sexual Assaults in London and Gloucestershire
This year marks the beginning of the period during which Kevin Spacey is alleged to have committed sexual assault against three individuals in London and Gloucestershire. These allegations would later lead to charges by the Crown Prosecution Service in 2022.
March 12, 2006: "Edison" Release in the Netherlands
The film "Edison," featuring Kevin Spacey, was released in theaters in the Netherlands. The film later had a direct-to-video release in other regions.
May 2006: Spacey Hosts Saturday Night Live
Kevin Spacey hosted Saturday Night Live with musical guest Nelly Furtado.
2006: "Superman Returns" Role
Kevin Spacey plays Lex Luthor in the superhero film "Superman Returns".
2006: Productions at the Old Vic and Resurrection Blues Setback
Spacey expresses immense satisfaction in his role at the Old Vic. He takes on roles in productions of National Anthems and The Philadelphia Story, receiving praise for his acting but facing critiques regarding his production and management choices. The production of Arthur Miller's Resurrection Blues directed by Robert Altman receives harsh reviews and closes after a short run.
December 2007: Spacey Co-hosts Nobel Peace Prize Concert
Kevin Spacey co-hosted the Nobel Peace Prize Concert with Uma Thurman.
2007: A Moon for the Misbegotten on Broadway
Spacey stars in Eugene O'Neill's A Moon for the Misbegotten, earning critical acclaim for his performance alongside Eve Best. The play is transferred to Broadway.
2007: Beginning of the Financial Crisis
The financial crisis of 2007-2008 began, setting the stage for the events depicted in the film "Margin Call."
2008: "21" Role
Kevin Spacey appears in the film "21".
2008: Spacey Stars in Recount and Produces Bernard and Doris
Kevin Spacey starred as Ron Klain in the HBO political drama Recount about the 2000 U.S. presidential election recount. He was nominated for an Emmy and a Golden Globe for his performance. He also produced the HBO film Bernard and Doris, starring Ralph Fiennes and Susan Sarandon, and was nominated for an Emmy for Outstanding Television Movie.
2008: Starring in "21"
Spacey played an MIT lecturer in the film "21," based on the true story of MIT students who used card counting to win big in Las Vegas.
2008: Financial Crisis Impacts Investment Bank in "Margin Call"
The financial crisis of 2007-2008 continued, impacting the investment bank depicted in the film "Margin Call."
2009: Complicit and Inherit the Wind
Spacey directs the premiere of Joe Sutton's Complicit. Later that year, he performs in a revival of Inherit the Wind, playing defense lawyer Henry Drummond.
2009: Cancellation of "Superman Returns" Sequel
The planned sequel to "Superman Returns," in which Spacey was set to reprise his role as Lex Luthor, was cancelled. The franchise was later rebooted with "Man of Steel" in 2013.
2010: Starring in "Inseparable"
Spacey made history as the first Hollywood actor to star in a fully Chinese-funded film with his role in Dayyan Eng's black comedy "Inseparable."
June 2011: Richard III World Tour and New York Run
Spacey stars as Richard III in a production directed by Sam Mendes, which embarks on a global tour and culminates in New York in early 2012.
2011: "Richard III" Role
Kevin Spacey portrays the title role in "Richard III".
2011: "Margin Call" and "Horrible Bosses" Roles
Kevin Spacey stars in two films: "Margin Call" and "Horrible Bosses".
2011: Starring in "Margin Call" and "Horrible Bosses"
Spacey starred in the critically acclaimed financial thriller "Margin Call," set during the 2007-2008 financial crisis, and the black comedy "Horrible Bosses."
2012: Sexual Harassment Complaint on House of Cards Set
An anonymous complaint was made against Kevin Spacey regarding a specific remark and gesture. The production company, MRC, investigated and stated that the issue was resolved to the satisfaction of all involved.
2012: Richard III in New York
Spacey's portrayal of Richard III, directed by Sam Mendes, concludes its world tour with a successful run in New York.
2013: "House of Cards" Premiere
Kevin Spacey stars as Frank Underwood in the Netflix political drama series "House of Cards".
2013: Reflection on Villainous Roles
Spacey commented on his reputation for playing villains, stating that people seem to enjoy him in those roles.
2013: Executive Producing "Captain Phillips"
Spacey served as executive producer for the biographical survival thriller "Captain Phillips," which received an Academy Award nomination for Best Picture.
2013: Release of "Man of Steel"
The Superman franchise was rebooted with the release of "Man of Steel," replacing the planned sequel to "Superman Returns."
2013: Alleged Sexual Assaults in London and Gloucestershire Conclude
This year marks the end of the period during which Kevin Spacey is alleged to have committed sexual assault against three individuals in London and Gloucestershire. These allegations would later lead to charges by the Crown Prosecution Service in 2022.
March 2014: One-Man Play at the Old Vic
Spacey celebrates a decade as artistic director of the Old Vic by starring in a one-man play as Clarence Darrow.
2014: Spacey Voices Jonathan Irons in Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare
Kevin Spacey portrayed the antagonist Jonathan Irons in the video game Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare through motion capture.
2015: "Darrow" Role
Kevin Spacey portrays Clarence Darrow in a West End production of "Darrow".
2015: Queen's Birthday Honours
Kevin Spacey is included in the 2015 Queen's Birthday Honours list, indicating his significant contributions to the arts and international culture.
January 2016: Relativity Media Acquires Trigger Street Productions
Relativity Media, emerging from Chapter 11 bankruptcy, acquired Trigger Street Productions. Initially, Spacey was slated to become chairman of Relativity Studios and Dana Brunetti its president. However, Spacey opted out of the chairmanship, and Brunetti left Relativity by the end of the year, though both remained executive producers on House of Cards and Manifesto.
June 16, 2016: Honorary Knighthood
Kevin Spacey is awarded an honorary knighthood for his contributions to theatre, arts education, and international culture in the 2015 Queen's Birthday Honours. The ceremony takes place at Clarence House, with then-Prince Charles presenting the honor. As a non-Commonwealth Realm citizen, the award is honorary and Spacey is not entitled to be called "Sir".
July 2016: Alleged Sexual Assault of Unruh's Son
Journalist Heather Unruh accused Kevin Spacey of sexually assaulting her 18-year-old son in Nantucket, Massachusetts.
August 5, 2016: Release of "Elvis & Nixon" and "Nine Lives"
Spacey starred as President Richard Nixon in the comedy-drama "Elvis & Nixon," based on the meeting between Nixon and Elvis Presley. He also starred in the comedy "Nine Lives" as a man trapped in a cat's body.
October 2016: Alleged Sexual Assault in Malibu
Kevin Spacey was accused of sexually assaulting an unnamed masseur in Malibu, California.
2016: Billionaire Boys Club Filming Completed
Filming for the movie Billionaire Boys Club, featuring Kevin Spacey, was completed.
March 2017: Spacey Cast as J. Paul Getty
Kevin Spacey was announced to play J. Paul Getty in Ridley Scott's film All the Money in the World.
October 2017: Allegations Against Spacey Surface
Allegations of sexual misconduct against Kevin Spacey came to light.
November 2, 2017: Spacey Loses Emmy Award and Representation
The International Academy of Television Arts and Sciences withdrew their decision to honor Kevin Spacey with the 2017 International Emmy Founders Award. Spacey's publicist and talent agency ended their relationships with him.
November 8, 2017: Spacey Replaced in All the Money in the World
Due to sexual assault allegations against Spacey, his footage in All the Money in the World was excised, and Christopher Plummer replaced him in reshoots.
2017: End of "House of Cards" Role
Kevin Spacey's role as Frank Underwood in "House of Cards" ends.
2017: "Baby Driver" Role
Kevin Spacey stars in the action film "Baby Driver".
2017: 71st Tony Awards Host
Kevin Spacey hosts the 71st Tony Awards.
2017: Allegations of Sexual Misconduct
Kevin Spacey faces several allegations of sexual misconduct, leading to Netflix cutting ties with him and his removal from various projects.
2017: Unruh Gives Police Her Son's Phone
Heather Unruh provided the police with her son's phone, admitting to having deleted some of the text messages.
April 2018: Los Angeles District Attorney Investigates 1992 Sexual Assault Allegation
The Los Angeles District Attorney's office announced an investigation into an allegation of sexual assault against Kevin Spacey, dating back to 1992.
July 2018: Three More Sexual Assault Allegations Emerge in the UK
Scotland Yard revealed three additional allegations of sexual assault against Kevin Spacey, increasing the number of open investigations in the UK to six.
August 17, 2018: Billionaire Boys Club Released
The film Billionaire Boys Club, featuring Kevin Spacey, had a limited release. Vertical Entertainment took no action to remove Spacey from the film, as it was completed in 2016, before allegations against him surfaced in October 2017.
September 2018: Lawsuit Alleges Sexual Assault in Malibu
A lawsuit filed in Los Angeles Superior Court accused Kevin Spacey of sexually assaulting an unnamed masseur in Malibu, California, in October 2016.
December 2018: Spacey Charged with Felony Sexual Assault
Kevin Spacey was charged with a felony for the alleged sexual assault of journalist Heather Unruh's 18-year-old son in Nantucket, Massachusetts, in July 2016.
December 24, 2018: Spacey Releases "Let Me Be Frank" Video
Kevin Spacey uploaded a video titled "Let Me Be Frank" to his YouTube channel, where he appeared to deny the allegations against him while in character as Frank Underwood. The video was met with mixed reactions.
2018: Spacey Posts First Christmas Eve Video
Kevin Spacey began posting annual videos to his YouTube channel on Christmas Eve, starting in 2018.
2018: Filming Suspended and Spacey Removed from House of Cards
Following further allegations of misconduct, filming for the final season of House of Cards was suspended. Spacey was removed from the cast and his role as executive producer, and the season was shortened.
January 7, 2019: Spacey Pleads Not Guilty to Sexual Assault Charge
Kevin Spacey pleaded not guilty to a felony charge of sexually assaulting journalist Heather Unruh's 18-year-old son in Nantucket, Massachusetts, in July 2016.
May 2019: Unruh's Son's Phone Goes Missing
The phone belonging to Heather Unruh's son, which was central to the sexual assault case against Kevin Spacey, was reported missing by the son's attorney.
June 4, 2019: Defense Learns of Deleted Text Messages
During the legal proceedings regarding the sexual assault allegation made by Heather Unruh's son, it was discovered that Unruh had deleted some text messages from her son's phone before handing it over to the police.
July 5, 2019: Unruh's Son Withdraws Lawsuit
Heather Unruh's son, who had accused Kevin Spacey of sexual assault and filed a lawsuit seeking emotional damages, withdrew the lawsuit.
July 17, 2019: Criminal Assault Charge Against Spacey Dropped
Prosecutors dropped the criminal assault charge against Kevin Spacey related to the alleged assault of Heather Unruh's son. The last remaining criminal case, involving an anonymous massage therapist, was also closed after the accuser's death.
December 24, 2019: Spacey Posts "KTWK" Video
Kevin Spacey uploaded a video titled "KTWK" (kill them with kindness), once again in character as Frank Underwood, to his YouTube channel on Christmas Eve.
2020: Spacey Ordered to Pay $31 Million to MRC
An arbitration ruling mandated that Kevin Spacey and his production companies pay $31 million to MRC, the studio that produced House of Cards, due to violations of their sexual harassment policy.
2020: Spacey Addresses Pandemic in Christmas Eve Video
In his Christmas Eve YouTube video, Kevin Spacey, while initially in character as Underwood, broke character and expressed sympathy for those struggling during the COVID-19 pandemic. He also promoted suicide and substance abuse hotlines.
2020: Spacey Continues Annual Christmas Eve Videos
Kevin Spacey continued his tradition of posting videos to his YouTube channel each Christmas Eve.
May 2021: Spacey Cast in The Man Who Drew God
Kevin Spacey was cast in a supporting role in the crime drama The Man Who Drew God, directed by and starring Franco Nero, about a blind artist wrongly accused of child sexual abuse. The film reunited Spacey with Faye Dunaway, whom he directed in Albino Alligator.
June 17, 2021: Anonymous Accuser Dismissed from Case
The anonymous accuser in the lawsuit against Kevin Spacey was dismissed from the case because he refused to publicly reveal his identity.
August 2021: Spacey Films Peter Five Eight
Kevin Spacey filmed Peter Five Eight, a small production directed by Michael Zaiko Hall, in which he plays a charismatic serial killer.
May 26, 2022: Spacey Charged with Sexual Assault in the UK
Kevin Spacey was charged by the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) in the United Kingdom with four counts of sexual assault against three complainants. The alleged offenses occurred between 2005 and 2013 in London and Gloucestershire.
May 31, 2022: Spacey Responds to UK Charges
In response to the sexual assault charges brought against him in the UK, Kevin Spacey stated on Good Morning America that he would "voluntarily appear in the U.K. as soon as can be arranged".
August 4, 2022: Spacey's Appeal Denied in MRC Arbitration Case
Kevin Spacey's appeal to overturn a $31 million arbitration award in favor of MRC, the studio behind House of Cards, was denied. Spacey was ordered to pay the sum for violating MRC's sexual harassment policy.
October 2022: Rapp's Trial Commences and Spacey Found Not Liable
Anthony Rapp's trial against Kevin Spacey began. During the trial, it was revealed that Rapp's description of the apartment where the alleged abuse took place was inaccurate. The judge dismissed the emotional distress charges, and the jury found Spacey not liable for all charges. Rapp was ordered to pay Spacey $39,089 in damages.
October 2022: Public Statement about Father
Kevin Spacey publicly addresses allegations of his father being a white supremacist and neo-Nazi.
November 3, 2022: Spacey to Speak at National Museum of Cinema
Variety reported that Kevin Spacey was scheduled to speak at the National Museum of Cinema and receive a lifetime achievement award despite allegations against him.
November 28, 2022: Spacey Cast in Control After Winning Lawsuit
After winning a sexual battery lawsuit filed by Anthony Rapp, Kevin Spacey was cast in the British indie thriller Control. Director Gene Fallaize dismissed concerns about working with Spacey.
December 2022: "Let Me Be Frank" Reaches Over 13 Million Views
By December 2022, Kevin Spacey's "Let Me Be Frank" video had garnered over 13 million views on YouTube.
2022: Lawsuit in New York
Kevin Spacey is found not liable in a lawsuit in New York related to sexual misconduct allegations.
2022: Spacey Cast as Franjo Tuđman
Kevin Spacey was cast as the late Croatian leader Franjo Tuđman in the political drama Once Upon a Time in Croatia, directed by Jakov Sedlar.
January 16, 2023: Spacey Receives Lifetime Achievement Award
Kevin Spacey received a lifetime achievement award at the National Museum of Cinema.
June 28, 2023: Spacey's UK Trial Begins
Kevin Spacey's trial regarding the sexual assault charges brought against him began in the UK. Three charges had already been dismissed, and Spacey had previously pleaded not guilty to the remaining charges.
July 26, 2023: Spacey Found Not Guilty
A jury found Kevin Spacey not guilty of the nine sexual assault charges against him in the UK.
December 24, 2023: Spacey Engages with Tucker Carlson in Christmas Eve Video
Kevin Spacey, in character as Frank Underwood, had a conversation with right-wing political commentator Tucker Carlson in his Christmas Eve video, discussing Netflix and the 2024 presidential election.
2023: Acquittal in London
Kevin Spacey is acquitted by a jury of sexual assault charges in London.
2023: Spacey Maintains Christmas Eve Video Tradition
Kevin Spacey uploaded another video to his YouTube channel on Christmas Eve, continuing his yearly tradition.
2024: 2024 Presidential Election
The 2024 Presidential Election, a topic discussed by Kevin Spacey and Tucker Carlson in Spacey's Christmas Eve video.