Kevin Spacey posts Christmas video with suicide prevention message

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Kevin Spacey has a message for anyone that will listen. The disgraced Oscar winner shared a strange video to YouTube on Thursday in which he had a Christmas-themed message with fans.

on Christmas Eve in 2018 after his House of Cards character Frank Underwood was killed off from the Netflix show amid sexual assault allegations against Spacey.In the video, called 1-800 XMAS, he urged people who feel alone at this time of year to reach out if they need help.He says: ‘If you’re standing in a place that you can no longer remain standing, if you’re suffering, if you need need help, if you feel guilt or shame, if you’re struggling with your identity, if your back’s up against the wall, or if you feel that there is no path for you, whatever your situation, I promise you there is a path.‘At this time during this holiday and beyond, even if you don’t feel it, there are people out there who understand and who can help, because you

YouTube video, which he also posted on his Twitter feed, featured Spacey, 61, addressing the camera directly while walking in an unidentified park. “What would Christmas Eve be without a message from me?” he said, kicking off the video in the Southern accent of his former “House of Cards” character, Frank Underwood, as he also did in bizarre holiday videos in 2019 and 2018.

YouTube video, which he also posted on his Twitter feed, featured Spacey, 61, addressing the camera directly while walking in an unidentified park. “What would Christmas Eve be without a message from me?” he said, kicking off the video in the Southern accent of his former “House of Cards” character, Frank Underwood, as he also did in bizarre holiday videos in 2019 and 2018.

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Kevin Spacey has posted a personal video on Christmas Eve for a third year in a row. The annual video has been one of the few public outreaches by the two-time Oscar-winning actor, who has been mostly out of the public eye since 2017, when Anthony Rapp recounted an alleged sexual encounter with Spacey when Rapp was underage.

You have to admire the dedication and resilience even though it might be rooted in severely damaged sociopathy. For the third year in a row, following his #MeToo career implosion, disgrace and subsequent expulsion from Hollywood, actor Kevin Spacey has returned to deliver another festive holiday message on YouTube in the guise of his Frank Underwood character from “House of Cards” — a Netflix show he was fired from.

Kevin Spacey is reaching out via YouTube.

Eli Countryman Kevin Spacey posted a Christmas-themed YouTube video, marking the third year in a row that he has shared clips to his channel. This year’s video, titled “1-800 XMAS,” was a more somber affair than past years, offering compassion to people struggling over the holiday season.“If you’re standing in a place that you can no longer remain standing, if you’re suffering, if you need need help, if you feel guilt or shame, if you’re struggling with your identity, if your back’s up against the wall, or if you feel that there’s no path for you, whatever your situation, I promise you there is a path,” he said.