Kevin Spacey will have to pay almost 31 million dollars to the production company for the series “House of Cards”, the care was awarded in the wake of accusations of sexual harassment, a judge decided to reject the appeal of the American actor, informează vineri AFP and Agerpres.

The actor, who won two Oscars for “American Beauty” and “Usual Suspects”, is also being prosecuted in the United Kingdom for four sexual assaults on three men.

In 2017, Kevin Spacey was the subject of accusations of sexual harassment and sexual assault, which ended his career abruptly, following #MeToo and Harvey Weinstein.

MRC, the production company behind “House of Cards”, due to political intrigues in Washington, has requested to despăgubiri pentru prozisile puse pe seama concederii actorului din distriţia seriei.

Ceea ce a determinate compania să make changes importante în gadre celui de-al şaselea sezon.

In 2020, the arbitration concluded that the actor must compensate for the losses and costs associated with these changes. But, avocaţii săi au suţiţină that the person in charge of arbitration şi a exceeded prerogativele luând în consideration certain probes.

Cu toate acestae, joi, the judge Mel Red Recana confirmed that the idolul decăzut de la Hollywood trebuie să plătească daune-interese și costes asociatei procedurii de crubo de milione de dolari.

The judge reminded that, according to the arbitrator’s conclusions, Kevin Spacey violated the terms of the contract due to the presumption of his behavior. Kevin Spacey has always denied that he was guilty of sexual harassment.

In “House of Cards”, the actor played the role of unscrupulous politician Frank Underwood. In the middle of the month of July, he pleaded not guilty to the charges of sexual assault in London between March 2005 and April 2013.

In the United States, Kevin Spacey was accused of sexual assault and sexual assault in Massachusetts, on the East Coast. El a fost acuzat că, în iulie 2016, a pus mâna pe sexul unui ħunor de 18 ani, empregada al unui bar, după ce la pus să bea. However, in 2019, these accusations were waived.