Posted on 02/23/2016 3:33:36 AM PST by markomalley
Fact and fiction tangled a bit at the National Portrait Gallery, where a portrait of Kevin Spacey as President Francis J. Underwood –the character he plays in the Netflix series “House of Cards” – was unveiled on Monday.
In the six-by-six-foot portrait, British artist Jonathan Yeo depicts Spacey as the fictional President Underwood sitting at his desk in a recreated Oval Office. The portrait was introduced at a ceremony meant to mimic the unveiling of a real presidential portrait, an event featuring Spacey as Underwood and “members of the actual White House press corps,” Netflix noted.
The work will be on display in the Smithsonian museum beginning Wednesday. Netflix will release the fourth season of its political series March 4.
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The shadow under Spacey’s nose makes it look like he has a Hitler moustache.
The problem with that show is that it is not cynical enough.
Isn’t this that guy who does all those stoo-pid credit card commercials??? Quite frankly, he has long since jumped the shark, IMHO.
“The problem with that show is that it is not cynical enough.”
I am told that it is not as much a drama as a user guide.
As with most technical documentation, it leaves much to the imagination of the user.
Netflix will release the fourth season of its political series March 4.
I thought last season was the end of it. Guess not.
the artist appears to be a rectangularist
POSSIBLE SPOILER
In the British version the guy gets the boot. Si that could be where we’’re headed or not. BTW the Bristish series is excellent.
spacey is a sodomite.
do you watch house of cards?
he probably got the CC spot because of his popularity on House of Cards.
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