Brian Cox Defends Kevin Spacey, Criticizes Cancel Culture
The 'Succession' star argues that Spacey has been unfairly ostracized by Hollywood despite his acquittals in multiple legal cases.
- Brian Cox, known for his role in 'Succession,' has publicly defended his friend Kevin Spacey, describing the industry's treatment of him as unjust.
- Cox criticized Hollywood's decision to sever ties with Spacey, calling it 'sneaky and petty' and condemning the broader concept of cancel culture.
- Spacey has faced over 30 accusations of sexual misconduct since 2017, resulting in significant career repercussions, including being removed from 'House of Cards' and other projects.
- In recent years, Spacey has been acquitted in two major legal cases, including a 2022 New York lawsuit and a 2023 trial in the U.K., while other charges have been dropped or dismissed.
- Cox suggested that Spacey's actions were influenced by struggles with his own sexuality rather than abusive intent, advocating for his return to the industry.