Kevin Spacey calls #MeToo movement 'unfair' and wants it canceled

Kevin Spacey has slammed the #MeToo movement, saying it is “unfair” and “gone too far” as he faces being canceled in Hollywood. #MeToo is a social movement and awareness campaign against sexual abuse, sexual harassment and rape culture. The two-time Oscar winner has been blacklisted by Hollywood since 2017, despite being cleared of all sexual assault charges and allegations. The actor gave a rare interview to NewsNation following the release of the documentary “Spacey Unmasked,” which investigated the allegations. Spacey said he wanted to “get back to work” now and that he had learned from his experiences while having “paid the price” for his “mistakes.” “I have the memo. I will not behave in any way in the future, that’s questionable,” he said on the “Chris Cuomo” show. The “American Beauty Queen” star explained that he had spent the “last seven years” turning “inward” and speaking with those to whom he “owed reparations.” He claimed that the #MeToo movement had “gone too far.” the sense of injustice” and that he was working “hard” to have it “cancelled”.