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I somewhat hate to suggest this, but I kinda wish that we could have a wrap-up period for actors involved in non-criminal scandals where they could finish their existing projects before being blacklisted from the profession and consigned to irrelevance (or a multi-year apology tour). While so far it hasn't hurt any show or movie I care about, I'm worried that someday an actor or actress from something I'm actively following will turn out to be an absolute creep and it winds up shitcanning the show.

As it is, I *was* eventually going to watch House of Cards and this may or may not adversely affect it. And James Gunn being outed as a pedo will likely hurt GotG which I plan on getting around to watching someday and, given the hype, is probably something I'll like.

Mead posted...

ParanoidObsessive posted...

dedbus posted...

They Chris benoit'd him?

Who?

He was a pro wrestler that killed his wife and son and then himself

He had the same kind of brain damage that football players get from repeated high impact blows to the head. I remember the last few years that he wrestled he was never part of any actual storylines and from the moment he came out to the end of the match he always looked absolutely furious, like genuinely angry beyond words.

It's PO, he was obviously being facetious and likely referencing the fact that the WWE has done its damnest to erase Benoit from history.

HagenEx posted...

He's a wonderful actor that chose very awful roles throughout the years (at least awful in terms of award winning performances).

I still believe his best work was as John Doe in Se7en.

Not sure what my favorite Spacey role was. He was a great actor, though. Also it's kinda ironic that the guy starred in a film entitled Consenting Adults when he went down over allegations that he tried to have a non-consenting encounter with a minor.
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