Kevin Spacey

Kevin Spacey is an American actor, producer, and director known for roles in films including The Usual Suspects and American Beauty.

The Usual Suspects: A 1995 crime film directed by Bryan Singer, featuring Spacey as Roger “Verbal” Kint. Spacey won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for this film.
Sam Mendes: An English stage and film director whose films include American Beauty and 1917. Mendes directed Spacey in American Beauty.
Juilliard School: A performing-arts conservatory in New York City offering training in drama, music, and dance. Spacey studied drama at Juilliard before leaving to pursue professional acting.
Old Vic: A London theatre founded in 1818 and one of Britain’s leading producing stages. Spacey served as its artistic director from 2004 to 2015.
American Beauty: A 1999 drama film directed by Sam Mendes about suburban life and discontent. Spacey won the Academy Award for Best Actor for playing Lester Burnham.
Bryan Singer: An American film director and producer whose films include The Usual Suspects and X-Men. Singer directed Spacey in the film that brought him a major breakthrough.
Broadway theatre: The professional theatre industry centered on productions in Manhattan’s Broadway district. Spacey built stage experience in New York before gaining wide film recognition.
Me Too movement: A movement against sexual harassment and assault, amplified globally in 2017. Public allegations against Spacey became part of the movement’s high-profile entertainment coverage.
L.A. Confidential: A 1997 crime film adapted from James Ellroy’s novel and directed by Curtis Hanson. Spacey plays detective Jack Vincennes in this ensemble crime drama.
David Fincher: An American film director known for precise, darkly styled thrillers and dramas. Fincher directed Spacey in Se7en.

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Moon (2009 film)Related: His voice performance gives the station computer warmth while preserving uncertainty about its motives.