Jay Pierce Kevin Spice claimed his “targeting” on his 1997 movie group.
The Australian star was reflected in working with an Oscar -winning actor, who faced multiple allegations of sexual misconduct in the United States and the United Kingdom amid the #Metoo movement.
Speaking in an episode of the Hollywood Reporter Awards, the brutal actor admitted that he was “afraid” from Spacey while filming.
Pears began to clarify that he did not want to describe himself as a victim, “Although I may have been somewhat victim, I was definitely victims of any way to the extent that others were in sexual predators.”
He admitted that he had spent five months to shoot Spacey’s behavior and persuade himself that he was “nothing.”
“I was afraid of Kevin, he is a very aggressive man, very charming and wonderful what he is doing … he holds a room significantly.” “But I was young and smiled, and it was targeted, no doubt.”
Then the MEMENTO star shared that he felt more comfortable at work with Spacey when his star was Simon Baker in a group.
He remembers his wife at the time, Kate Mesttz,: “The only days in which I feel safe when (Baker) is in his position because I am lying like hot potatoes, and (Spacey) focuses on (Baker) because he was ten times more beautiful than me.”
In 2017, actor Anthony Rap Spacey was accused of sexual progress towards him in 1986, when he was 14 years old. Rap filed a lawsuit against the American beauty star, but he found it irresponsible.
Spacey was later accused of sexual assault or harassment by a number of people, but was convicted of all charges.
Pears admitted that he had “collapsed and cried” when he heard about allegations.
He confessed to his voice: “I think the matter has truly detonated the influence that happened and how I cleaned it and how I attached it or prevented it or anything else.” “That was a really incredible vigilance invitation.”
Pierce previously spoke about Spacey on an Australian talk show in 2018. He called him a “manual man” and later clarified in a statement “although I was not sexually assaulted or harassed, but I felt uncomfortable.”