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Before he was disgraced in sex scandals, Kevin Spacey was a movie star.
He actually has two Oscars, a Tony, and other awards.
But now that no one in Hollywood will hire him, Spacey has been reduced to Trump-like direct mail theatrics.
He’s selling what’s described as a class ring in two versions — regular and collectible. The former is $150, the latter $250.
The ring is emblazoned with the letters “FU.” Classy class ring!
There’s no mention of the materials involved, but maybe he melted down his awards. I doubt it, though. My high school class ring — from 100 years ago — looks better.
Spacey’s latest movie, “1780,” went straight to video without reviews. Also, his late father was a Neo-Nazi.
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