Gene Fallaize: Last News

K.J. Yossman Kevin Spacey has won an award for his turn in micro-budget thriller “Control.” The actor, who does not appear on screen in the movie, has been awarded a gong for best thriller performance by the Folkestone Independent Film Awards. “Control,” which was directed by Gene Fallaize, has also won for best thriller.

K.J. Yossman Writer and director Gene Fallaize, who helmed Kevin Spacey’s first post-acquittal feature “Control,” has set his next project, a thriller titled “Nightmares.” Written by Fallaize, the film is based on a “true story that became the basis one of the greatest horror movies of all time, following a journalist attempting to uncover the truth behind several unexplained deaths,” according to the synopsis. Casting is already underway with the film scheduled to begin production in London and L.A.

Kevin Spacey’s attempted career comeback has suffered a blow, with a London cinema dropping its offer to host the premiere of his new film.

The Sun.The New York Post has reached out to Spacey’s reps for comment.The “House of Cards” actor was inside the Afrasiyab Museum, located at the historical site of Afrasiyab, one of the largest archaeological sites in the world when he felt his “entire left arm go numb for about eight seconds.”The actor was then rushed to the Innova Diagnostic Clinic, where he was examined by doctors and given an MRI scan.Despite fears that he may have suffered a heart attack, doctors gave Spacey a clean bill of health.“Mr Spacey was taken to a medical centre over health concerns,” a source close to the actor said according to The Sun. He was treated professionally by doctors and staff and found to have no problem with his heart.” Later that evening, Spacey returned to the 15th Tashkent International Film Festival in Uzbekistan and appeared to be in good spirits.

Making the decision to hire Kevin Spacey for an upcoming film before his acquittal of sexual assault was worth the risk, according to his co-star and producer.

Kevin Spacey will be back in December!

K.J. Yossman “Control,” Kevin Spacey’s first film following his acquittal for sexual assault in the U.K., is set to get a Christmas release. Variety understands the feature — in which Spacey doesn’t appear but has a major voice role — will be released in both the U.S.

K.J. Yossman “Control,” Kevin Spacey’s first project since he was acquitted of sexual assault in the U.K., has dropped its first trailer. Spacey, who was found not guilty on all counts last month at Southwark Crown Court, can be heard but not seen in the upcoming thriller.

K.J. Yossman Gene Fallaize, the director of Kevin Spacey’s most recent film, has said he stands by his decision to cast the actor while he was awaiting trial for sexual assault. Spacey was cleared on all counts on Thursday following a four-week trial in London’s Southwark Crown Court.

told Germany’s ZEIT magazine earlier month. “The second that happens, they’re ready to move forward.”But film industry sources told The Post they’re not so sure Spacey will be welcomed back with open arms even if he is found not guilty.“I can’t imagine anyone hiring him,” a Hollywood film executive told The Post. “What he’s accused of is so dicey.

Kevin Spacey has booked his first role since winning a sexual battery lawsuit brought against him by Star Trek: Discovery actor Anthony Rapp. The 63-year-old actor picked up a role in an upcoming indie thriller, according to Variety. The movie is titled Control, and Spacey will be relegated strictly to a voice role like 'Kiefer Sutherland's in the 2002 movie Phone Booth,' according to the outlet.  First role: Kevin Spacey has booked his first role since winning a sexual battery lawsuit brought against him by Star Trek: Discovery actor Anthony Rapp (pictured 2017)Cain Hill director Gene Fallaize is writing and directing the project which will follow a British government minister who begins an affair with the Prime Minister.  While driving home one night, the government minister's self-driving car is hijacked by someone who knows of the affair. Bridgerton actress Lauren Metcalfe and actor Mark Hampton will appear in the movie as the government minister and the P.M.