Kevin Spacey was this morning granted unconditional bail at a magistrates court hearing in Westminster, London, as the case against him was referred to Southwark Crown Court. Deputy Chief Magistrate Tan Ikran said he did not believe Spacey, appearing under his full name Kevin Spacey Fowler, posed a flight risk and was therefore free to move freely in the run up to his trial. Natalie Dawson, prosecuting the case for the Crown, had requested Spacey should surrender his travel documents and passport to ensure that the US citizen does not leave the UK. Addressing Spacey, Deputy Chief Magistrate Ikran said: “You have co-operated,
I was 17, it was the 2009, and I run to watch Inherit the Wind, at the Old Vic. What I felt that night is indescribable, I was totally in love with his way of acting, and I’ve always loved going to theatre. That experience influenced the way I decide to enjoy the things I love to do, because I was underage, and nobody knew I was on an airplane from Turin to London. From that night at the Old Vic, I use to say to myself “if you’re interested on doing something, do it”. As soon as Spacey said his
