Kind of an *beep*

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Ugh, he does seem like an enormous dick and this isn't the first interview I've read of his where I thought that. ugh. I do hope he's great in person because he's one of my favorites

Ruin is a gift. Ruin is the road to transformation (Eat, Pray, Love)

He was kind of blunt in this interview, but i often feel for actors and the stupid questions they have to answer! I mean, the guy asked: "I noticed that a lot of your characters have to deal with dead dogs. Is this something that's your idea?".....seriously? It can't get any more stupid than that!


Other than that, i always say it's better not to know a lot about an artist's character and personal life, cause you'll inevitably get dissapointed. The VAST majority of them tend to be jerks.
I don't know if it's because of the fact that they chose to be artists in the first place(low self esteem,narcisism, problems and "issues" these individuals tend to have -statistically speaking- to chose this kind of career) or the fact that being in the spotlight and getting a crap-load of money tends to get to them in a bad way.

He is a talented actor, but let's face it. He would most likely be a serial killer in real life if he wasn't acting.

Met hm in New York after watching Iceman. Was vey hospitable to fans. Even put his arm around me for a picture opp. Perhaps he just has good days and bad. Maybe he isn't rally Kpax. Perhaps actors are human.

THAT IS HILARIOUS, DUDE!!!

You sound like my brother, haha! He watched Se7en when he was younger -- the first thing he ever remembers seeing Kevin Spacey in -- and it had a lasting impression. My brother will be turning twenty-nine this year and still finds Kevin creepy as

I met him during intermission of a Jackson Browne concert in Baltimore. He was very gracious to those of us who approached him even though he was there to enjoy the show. He was in Baltimore filming scenes for House of Cards.