Comments I"ve seen elsewhere about Kevin Spacey:
About fifteen or twenty years ago I knew a woman who was heavily involved in the Austin movie scene. She'd worked on a project with Spacey in it after he'd already become a big star, and she had said the job of one person on the crew was to daily deliver a different "barely legal" boy to Spacey's trailer every day he was on set. She'd said Spacey's predilections for young boys were no secret on the set or in the movie production community, and she'd get amused when the tabloid press would question Spacey's sexuality as it was obvious to her.
Raise your hand if you're in the film or theater community and you DON'T know someone who has a Kevin Spacey story.
Sounds like he's got as much history as Weinstein.
Though, to be honest, I'm a little put-off by the male actors coming forward now with their tales of sexual assault. On the one hand, it is a huge and longstanding issue in Hollywood and Yes, they have a right to be heard.
BUT it's derailing a much bigger issue about sexism that had been opened up with the Weinstein story. The narrative now becomes about Sexual Predator in Hollywood and that puts brackets around the story and closes it off.
The profound, historical, worldwide issues with sexual assault, sexual slavery, child-brides, abuse, assault, rape are SO much bigger and I had hoped that that dialogue would at least start here.
Now it's just about sexual predators in media.