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(CNN) - Actor Kevin Spacey has published a second Christmas video inspired by "House of Cards", in which he appears in front of a fireplace and talks about being under attack.
This message comes after the first three-minute video he sent on Christmas Eve last year, which showed Spacey apparently defending himself against accusations of inappropriate sexual behavior. In 24 hours, the publication accumulated 4.5 million visits.
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In this year's message the actor again uses the voice of his character in the Netflix series, Frank Underwood, while talking to the camera.
"They really didn't think I was going to miss the opportunity to wish them a merry Christmas, right?" He asks.
The video is titled with the acronym KTWK, which represents the phrase "Kill Them with Kindness" ("Kill them with goodness, in Spanish"). There Spacey talks about his health and the accusations against him. The actor was fired from "House of Cards" before the series ended its last season.
Spacey describes 2019 as a "pretty good year" in which "he regained his health." And he says that in 2020 he wants "more good things in this world."
“I know what they are thinking: are you serious? I mean it, ”he adds.
"The next time someone does something you don't like, you can go on the attack," he continues. “But you can also endure the fire and do the unexpected. You can… kill them with kindness. ”
Finish your message with sinister music.
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Spacey, 59, disappeared from the public eye following accusations of inappropriate sexual behavior in 2017.
A criminal charge of indecent assault and aggression, in connection with a July 2016 incident in which Spacey was accused of touching a young man in a Nantucket bar, was dropped earlier this year. The ex-star of "House of Cards" had pleaded not guilty and faced up to five years in prison if he was found guilty.
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