“Netflix exists because of me”: Kevin Spacey Takes A Nasty Shot At Netflix In Surprise Christmas Eve Appearance With Tucker Carlson

Kevin Spacey won't let his Netflix 'feud' die down as he releases another Christmas Eve video this time featuring Tucker Carlson.

“Netflix exists because of me”: Kevin Spacey Takes A Nasty Shot At Netflix In Surprise Christmas Eve Appearance With Tucker Carlson

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  • Following his 2018 Christmas Eve tradition, Kevin Spacey is back with another episode of him as Frank Underwood.
  • In the video featuring Tucker Carlson, ex-Fox News presenter, Spacey states Netflix only exists because of him.
  • Also states that he is very much back at work as he gears up for his third movie release ever since his sexual assault allegation charges were dropped.
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Netflix is one of the biggest streaming giants now, with millions of subscribers tuning in every day to watch their favorite content. While most would hail the company’s ease of service, a wide range of shows and movies, and mostly its affordable service for its popularity, the controversial Hollywood actor Kevin Spacey claims that the streaming giant exists because of him.

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Kevin Spacey in House of Cards
Kevin Spacey

On Sunday, the actor made these claims in another episode featuring him as Frank Underwood, his House of Cards character, a Christmas tradition he has followed since 2018. Only this time he was accompanied by the ousted Fox News host Tucker Carlson, who interviewed him much to everyone’s dismay.

Also Read: “No one can do it better”: Kevin Spacey Gets Rare Support from One Director, Claims Disgraced Actor Deserves a Comeback

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Kevin Spacey Believes Netflix Exists Because Of Him

Kevin Spacey in Being Frank With Tucker
Kevin Spacey in Being Frank With Tucker

Also Read: “No one can do it better”: Kevin Spacey Gets Rare Support from One Director, Claims Disgraced Actor Deserves a Comeback

Kevin Spacey has for a long time been facing the brunt of public and media scrutiny ever since he was accused of several sexual misconduct charges. While he has since been cleared of all charges, the actor seems to have taken his Christmas tradition seriously.

After the allegations, Spacey started making videos of him as Frank Underwood in 2018. While he took a break in 2021 and 2022, the actor is back at it again, with the former Fox News host Tucker Carlson in the video titled Being Frank With Tucker.

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While conversing with Tucker, he spoke again about being fired by Netflix, despite playing one of the most popular characters on Netflix, aka Frank Underwood in the hit series House of Cards. He yet again made claims to the iconic ‘tu-dum’ Netflix sound, hinting that it originated from his tap on the desk in the Season 2 finale of House of Cards. He then added,

“It is bizarre that they decided to publicly cut ties with me on allegations alone, allegations that have now been proven false, because I don’t think there’s any question: Netflix exists because of me. I put them on the map, and they tried to put me in the ground.”

While it is true to some degree that Netflix became popular thanks to his award-winning show, several factors contributed towards the streaming giant’s popularity that have nothing to do with Spacey.

Also Read: “You better pay me or I’m going to go public”: Robin Wright Threatened Netflix To Pay Her Kevin Spacey’s House Of Cards Salary

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Is Kevin Spacey Back At Work?

Spacey in Netflix's House of Cards.
Spacey in Netflix’s House of Cards

After several talks of politics and running for the president, Kevin Spacey was then asked if he is really back to work, after being dropped and ignored by the film industry thanks to his sexual assault lawsuits. Bridging the gap between reality and fiction, Spacey as Frank Underwood replied,

“Oh, I’ve been back at work from the moment we started talking, Tucker.”

While Tucker then asked if that episode was real or fiction, the actor added,

“Well, it’s probably a little of both. I mean Tucker, what’s true, what’s false? What’s life, what’s art? What’s real, what’s performance? I love it when these things intersect, because then it gets interesting.”

Kevin Spacey last appeared in the movies L’uomo Che Disegnò Dio and Control and will be seen next in Peter Five Eight, which is expected to be released on March 22, 2024. Meanwhile, House of Cards is available to be streamed on Netflix.

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