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EXCLUSIVE: ‘I don’t want n***ers on my set anymore!’ Security guards who worked on House of Cards claim their company was let go after Kevin Spacey ‘refused to acknowledge or shake hands with predominantly black staff’
EXCLUSIVE: ‘I don’t want n***ers on my set anymore!’ Security guards who worked on House of Cards claim their company was let go after Kevin Spacey ‘refused to acknowledge or shake hands with predominantly black staff’
- Earl Blue’s company VIP Protective Services was hired to manage on-set security during season one filming of House of Cards in 2012
- Blue, 51, claims Kevin Spacey refused to shake hands with his ‘predominantly black staff’ and would not acknowledge them when they greeted him
- Spacey allegedly complained to his personal security manager that he did not ‘want n*ggers watching my trailer’ when he saw black guards watching the video
- When the actor was introduced to the security staff he allegedly looked them ‘up and down’ and walked away from them
- When Blue raised his concerns with set managers he says they referred to Spacey as ‘The powers that be’ and told him ‘we’ve got to keep him happy.’
A security company boss has accused Kevin Spacey of racism claiming the disgraced actor refused to shake hands with his predominantly black employees while on the set of House of Cards.
Earl Blue, 51, the head of VIP Protective Services, was hired by Knight Takes King Productions to manage on-set security during season one filming of the Netflix series in 2012.
He claims Spacey, who played lead character Frank Underwood in House of Cards, refused to acknowledge the black team members and even made racial slurs.
Blue said a group of black security guards were watching the trailer for the show when he heard the actor tell his personal security manager: ‘I don’t want n***ers watching my trailer.’
When Blue raised concerns with set managers about Spacey, who was referred to as ‘The Powers That Be’, he was told: ‘That’s just the way he is; we’ve got to keep him happy.’
And despite producers allegedly telling VIP Protective Services – who have provided security services for HBO in the past – that they were pleased with their work, their $1.1 million contract was not renewed.
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Disgraced actor Kevin Spacey, who played lead role Frank Underwood in Netflix’s House of Cards, has been accused of being racists to black security staff on the set of the show
Earl Blue, 51, (pictured right with his business partner William Spencer) says his company VIP Protective Services was hired by Knight Takes King Productions to manage security on the set of the show in 2012, but were not signed to work again after season one
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