- Actor Gabriel Byrne told The Sunday Times that production on "The Usual Suspects" was halted for two days after Kevin Spacey was accused of "inappropriate sexual behavior."
- Spacey has been accused of sexual harassment or assault by numerous men.
- Byrne compared Spacey to Harvey Weinstein in the interview, saying they shared "that element of absolute abuse of power."
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Kevin Spacey's 'inappropriate sexual behavior' halted production on 'Usual Suspects' in 1995, says co-star Gabriel Byrne
Actor Gabriel Byrne said that production on "The Usual Suspects" was halted for two days after Spacey was accused of "inappropriate sexual behavior."
Production on the film "The Usual Suspects" was shut down for two days in 1995 after Kevin Spacey was accused of "inappropriate sexual behavior," according to actor Gabriel Byrne, who starred with Spacey in the Oscar-winning film.
Spacey was fired from the Netflix series "House of Cards" and dropped by his agency and publicist in November, following the wave of allegations made against him.
Representatives for Spacey were not immediately available for comment.
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