'House of Cards' Actor Kevin Spacey to Skip Golden Globes?
It's not a surprise at all that actor Kevin Spacey has been nominated again for a Golden Globe award for his performance as Francis "Frank" Underwood in the hit political drama series "House of Cards."
Far from what his imposing and cunning character could do, the 55-year-old joked in his latest social media post that he might pass on attending the awards ceremony night "to better the odds" of him winning a trophy after he lost the awards while he was present.
"I jinxed the last 7 #GoldenGlobes noms by showing up, should I sit 8 out in hopes that works? To better odds! #HouseofCards @RealRobinWright," Spacey's tweet went.
Entertainment Weekly wrote that the Netflix drama getting three nominations on major categories:
Kevin Spacey – for an Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in Drama Series
Robin Wright – for an Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in Drama Series and
Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series
On related "House of Cards" news, actor Mahershala Ali revealed some exciting details about the development of his character, the republican lobbyist Remy Danton.
"I will say that this year is unique in that Remy has landed a really great job, but it's different than what we've seen before. It's not without complication," Ali told The Hollywood Reporter.
"He's in an emotional transition for most of the season, which is great because the character kind of deepens. He's more three dimensional and you learn more about his life outside of the work this season," the actor added.
"House of Cards" season 3 is slated to premiere sometime in February 2015.
