Kevin Spacey Claims He Put Netflix 'on the Map' in Tucker Carlson Interview

Actor, in character as Frank Underwood, criticizes Netflix for firing him over sexual assault allegations, some of which have been acquitted.

Kevin Spacey, in character as Frank Underwood from 'House of Cards', claimed in a Christmas Eve interview with Tucker Carlson that he put Netflix 'on the map' and criticized the platform for firing him over sexual assault allegations, some of which have been acquitted.
Spacey and Carlson, both of whom have been dismissed from their respective networks, discussed the 2024 U.S. presidential election, with Spacey's character hinting at a potential run.
Spacey's comments about Netflix and his dismissal were some of his most pointed on the topic to date.
Spacey has faced multiple allegations of sexual misconduct, but was found not guilty of sexually assaulting four men in a high-profile UK trial related to the #MeToo movement.
Despite his controversial past, Spacey has continued to make public appearances, including his annual Christmas Eve videos where he reprises his 'House of Cards' character.