A conversation with Kevin Spacey

with Kevin Spacey
in Movies, TV & Theater
on Wednesday, May 9, 2007 * * * * *

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Actor Kevin Spacey talks about the Broadway production of Eugene O'Neill's "Moon for the Misbegotten".

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    1. karen stevens  12/13/2007 05:15 PM Report

      I love this guy, he is the best actor out there. He is great in every role he plays. Keep it up!

    2. S. Lee  05/11/2007 09:53 PM Report

      Always a pleasure to see Mr. Spacey on the big shew. Thanks for another great conversation.

    3. Hobbie  05/11/2007 05:13 AM Report

      I don't know much of the subject, but I enjoyed this episode very much. Ty Charlie!

    4. Katherine Roth  05/10/2007 03:07 PM Report

      This was a dialogue full of joy for

      me since, as a 95 year old lover of the

      era of the Great Writers of AMerica, I

      played for my first onstage performance as

      a girl who was going to be an actress, of

      course.......The first play in which I starred

      was Where the Cross is Made......

      . After a long life NOT being an actress

      but wishing that I had fulfilled my life's

      desire.

      and , after 38 years of wandering in foreign

      lands with my army husband ... who has for

      many years been in Arlington and where I

      will be soon...... the only good thing about

      having returned to the United States, is that

      I can spend the midnight hours with Charlie

      Rose and his guests.

      Of course, this was a delightful night.

      Thank you, Charlie