Later this year, Netflix’s House Of Cards will be retiring for its sixth and final season. As a staple and one of the highest rated products on the streaming service, the series will be experiencing a new look in its final season as Robin Wright’s character, Claire Underwood, has (SPOILER) assumed the office of President Of the United States. Moreover, with the events surrounding Kevin Spacey’s exit from the show due to multiple allegations of sexual misconduct and harassment, this will be new territory with Claire being the main focus now of the series.
Earlier today, Wright sat down with NBC’s TODAY show and talked about her experience and feelings regarding the situation with Spacey. While surprised by the allegations, Wright revealed that outside of the set, she didn’t have contact with Spacey. That they were merely coworkers on a project.
“I think we were all surprised, of course, and ultimately saddened… We were co-workers, really. We never socialized outside of work… I don’t even know how to reach him. Kevin and I knew each other between ‘action’ and ‘cut,’ and in between setups where we would giggle. I didn’t know the man. I knew the incredible craftsman that he is.”
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Netflix has yet to give an exact release date for House Of Cards, but it is slated for this year.
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Source: TODAY.
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