JOIN USThree more men have accused Kevin Spacey of varying degrees of sexual misconduct following Star Trek: Discovery actor Anthony Rapp's revelation that the House of Cards star made unwanted sexual advances towards him when he was 14-years-old.
Justin Dawes told Buzzfeed that, when he was 16 and Spacey was 29, Spacey invited him and a friend to his apartment to watch the movie Chinatown.
Dawes said Spacey instead made them cocktails and played pornography on the television.
They met Spacey for the first time at a performance of a play the actor was performing in at the time.
A journalist, who chose to remain anonymous, said he had interviewed Spacey in the early 2000s, and while all was normal while they were in the actor's office at the Old Vic theater, Spacey invited him out to a club afterward. There, the journalist said, Spacey began groping him.
The journalist said he told Spacey that he was in a serious relationship with a woman and when he tried to leave the club, Spacey was furious.
"This man was screaming in my face outside of the main bar area, red-faced, spit flying out of his mouth, screaming at me with fury because I didn't want to f*** him," he said.
The journalist went on to say that he did not run a story about the sexual misconduct because he did not want to out Spacey as a gay man.
Another accuser, Mark Ebenhoch, said that, while he was on the set of the 1995 film Outbreak, Spacey often had a group of young men who would hang out in his trailer. One day, Ebenhoch said, he was approached by one of Spacey's assistants, who asked him to come to the actor's trailer.
"They asked flat out to engage in a sexual act. It was enough to stun me. It blew me away," Ebenhoch said.
The three new accusers add to the long list of men to come out against Spacey since Rapp's revelations.
Since the story came out, Netflix has suspended production of House of Cards. Scotland Yard has opened an investigation regarding Spacey, and CAA and publicist Staci Wolfe have parted ways with the actor.