After being acquitted of sexually assaulting four men in a UK court in July of last year, Kevin Spacey re-enters the Hollywood scene.
The trailer for director Michael Zaiko Hall’s “Peter Five Eight,” featuring Kevin Spacey, Rebecca De Mornay, Jet Jandreau, and Jake Webber, debuted on Tuesday. This film signals Kevin’s return following his clearance in a UK court last July on charges of sexually assaulting four men. In the trailer, he portrays a hitman, marking his comeback role.
In the trailer, Kevin’s character Peter is depicted disposing of a body, holding a woman at knifepoint, and describing himself as a ‘fallen soul.’ It unveils his mission to infiltrate a small town, under orders from his boss, to assassinate a real estate agent harboring a dark secret.
Additionally, a brief, provocative scene shows him spending the night with Rebecca’s Brenda, followed by capturing photos of her with Jet’s Sam.
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However, the plot thickens when a mysterious caller instructs Peter to ‘make it messy.’ Furthermore, it hints at Sam’s involvement in dubious activities.
More About Peter Five Eight
The film’s tagline, reported by DailyMail, with a budget of $5-10 million, reads “In this town, nothing is what it seems.” Director Michael Zaiko Hall expressed to the publication, “Rebecca De Mornay, Jake Weber, and Jet Jandreau all play wonderfully in this world – while Kevin Spacey has crafted a unique and memorable character for his fans to enjoy.” The film is scheduled for release on March 22.
About Kevin Spacey
Well, Kevin Spacey gained fame for his performances in acclaimed films such as “American Beauty” and hit shows like “House of Cards.”
However, in 2017, he faced allegations of abusing his fame and power, accused of committing nine assaults against four men. Spacey vehemently denied these accusations, attributing them to financial motives. In July 2023, he was acquitted of all charges in the UK.
As a consequence of the allegations, he was dismissed from “House of Cards” and his role was digitally removed from Ridley Scott’s film “All The Money In The World.”
