As enigmatic as he is talented, Kevin Spacey has always kept the details of his private life closely guarded. As he explained in a 1998 interview with the London Evening Standard, "It's not that I want to create some bullshit mystique by maintaining a silence about my personal life, it is just that the less you know about me...See full bio »
2004Beyond the Sea
(writer: "Ain't Got No Mama Ain't Got No Papa" 2004 / performer: "Mack the Knife" 1954, "Lazy River" 1931, "Jump Down, Spin Around" 1958, "Rock Island Line" 1954, "Splish Splash" 1958, "Artificial Flowers" 1960, "Beyond the Sea" 1960, "18 Yellow Roses", "Dream Lover" 1959, "Once Upon a Time" 1962, "Hello, Young Lovers" 1951, "That's All" 1952, "Fabulous Places" 1967, "Charade" 1963, "Change" 1968, "Simple Song of Freedom" 1969, "Ain't Got No Mama Ain't Got No Papa" 2004, "The Curtain Falls" 1963, "As Long as I'm Singing" 1962, "Some of These Days" 1910)
2011The 68th Annual Golden Globe Awards
(TV movie)
Himself - Nominee: Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy & Presenter: Best Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television
2000The 72nd Annual Academy Awards
(TV special)
Himself - Winner: Best Actor in a Leadign Role & Presenter: Best Adapted Screenplay
(also archive footage)
(On traveling to Africa with Bill Clinton in 2002) He invited me. It was an opportunity to go to Africa, which I'd always been fascinated by. He's the first president to go there while he was in office. He went to raise money and awareness for a number of issues: AIDS, debt, economic relief. We went to seven different countries in 10 days-Ghana...
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