he can retire and spend his time on the law suits he's about to face.

I'm really surprised he's not doing time in prison!

the allegation from an 18-year old & his mother that just came to light yesterday...as far as I can tell. It happened ~1 year ago - well within the statute of limitations.

And targeted the male members of the cast. Apparently the executive producer of the show knew what he was doing. I really wonder how Netflix didn't fire him sooner.

Even those on the periphery of Hollywood productions were aware of Harvey Weinstein's crimes, and it was just accepted as business as usual. A Pandora's box of bad behavior was exposed to the light when the first allegations against Weinstein began to make news, and it's likely far from over.

According to Motley Fool, he's worth $80 million.

He could 'retire' to some country without extradition to the U.S.

he'll still be subject to the laws of the host country, and most of those with no extradition treaty with the US take a very dim view of sexual assault - especially those involving same-sex assault. Without serious psychological help, the likelihood of repeating his behavior is great.

Disappearing into anonymity might be very difficult, for him, both physically and psychologically.

LOCK THEM UP

Every day there are new accusations against people! Sadly, I'm not surprised. This has been 'business as usual' in all sorts of industries, for far too long. I know it was in the Military and I know it was in the health insurance business where I worked.

I remember one of the times I reported harassment, in the Navy, I was told that I should be FLATTERED, because the guy (who was an NCO and my "superior&quot was just trying to get my attention. That was kind of the tipping point as to whether I re-enlisted, or not. And I didn't.

Casting couch references have been around longer than I have been alive. We were making priest/alter boy jokes when I was in middle school yet everyone was shocked when the accusations and lawsuits got media attention twenty years later. Spacey needs some real therapy. Doesn't really seem to be about sex with him some sort of misguided power trip, he's damaged. I don't understand why a costume designer would keep quiet. A would be star perhaps the stakes are higher but don't understand regular crew putting up with harassment.

From what I've read, his older brother and sister suffered the brunt of their father's abuse, and both seem to have gone on to avoid following in their father's footprints. Everyone adapts and processes things differently, I guess, but he had to know that what he was doing was wrong, wrong, wrong. On so many levels.

It's everywhere worse than a virus. I could tell you stories about academia

Every single woman cashier had stories of things guys said to them. I was about 20 yrs. old. I coouldn't believe it. Disgusting stuff from regular customers that I had talked with plenty of times. Didn't matter the woman's age or comeliness, apparently just constant and not just from the obvious "dirty" old men. It was considered just another day to these women. It really opened my eyes to what women endure everyday.

- none shall escape

And several states having eliminate the statute of limitations in sex crimes, this'll be an ongoing thing.

the film's awards and marketing campaign.

Scott gives his first choice for the role, the work of everyone else gets seen, and we don't have to suffer through Spacey in old age makeup.

It's pretty obvious he will never work, again. Where can he go where he won't be recognized. I can't see him pulling a 'Polanski' and getting quality work overseas. Polanski had a long running support network, overseas. Spacey has probably burned any bridges he had.