EXCLUSIVE: California judge denies Kevin Spacey's motion to reveal identity of 60-something masseur who claims actor complimented his 'beautiful eyes' after forcing him to touch his genitals and groping him, saying 'just let me give you a b**w job'
- A judge denied Kevin Spacey's motion to reveal the identity of a masseur who accused the actor of sexual assault, DailyMail.com has learned
- The ruling was filed Wednesday and revealed the accuser is over the age of 60
- The accuser alleges Spacey forced him to touch his genitals and groped him during a massage, while claiming he tried to block him from leaving at points
- Spacey allegedly groped the masseur, telling him 'you have such beautiful eyes'' and ''just let me give you a b**w job''
- The out-of-work actor was seen last week at the Sunset Tower Hotel, where he did his best to go unnoticed by covering much of his face with a sweatshirt
- His lawyer Jay Barron appeared to be walking alongside the car to make sure that Spacey managed to exit without incident
- Spacey is also on trial in Massachusetts for allegedly groping a teen, who said he was 23 at the time, while out at a bar in Nantucket
By Cheyenne Roundtree For Dailymail.com and Chris Spargo For Dailymail.com
Published: 20:01 GMT, 20 March 2019 | Updated: 02:30 GMT, 21 March 2019
A California judge has denied Kevin Spacey's motion to reveal the identity of a masseur who claimed the actor had forced him to touch his genitals and groped him during a massage, DailyMail.com has learned.
The ruling was filed on Wednesday and revealed the anonymous accuser is over the age of 60. The man requested to keep his identity under wraps in his suit against Spacey, which was first filed September of 2018.
He alleges that Spacey forced him to touch his genitals and groped him during a massage, while also claiming the actor begged him 'just let me give you a b**w job' in the October 2016 incident.
Spacey allegedly let the masseur go after his offer to perform an oral sex act was rebuffed by the man.
The out-of-work actor, 59, was spotted last week at the Sunset Tower Hotel, where he did his best to go unnoticed by covering much of his face with a hooded sweatshirt.
Video shows the actor hightailing it out if the hotel under the cover of darkness, with a man who looked similar to Spacey's lawyer Jay Barron directing the car as it pulled into traffic.
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A California judge has denied Kevin Spacey's motion to reveal the identity of a masseur who claimed the actor had forced him to touch his genitals and groped him during a massage, DailyMail.com has learned
Spacey filed a motion earlier this month demanding to have the identity of his accuser revealed. The actor's legal team argued that by not revealing the masseur's identity, it would 'delay the opening of discovery and disclosure'.
They also accused the alleged victim and his counsel of 'refusing to participate' in scheduling a conference between them.
A judge denied Spacey's motion in a ruling on Wednesday, saying: 'Defendant’s request to order Plaintiff to reveal his identity is inappropriate given that Plaintiff’s Motion to Proceed Anonymously is currently pending with the Court.'
In his complaint, the masseur wrote that he was called by an associate of Spacey in October 2016 and asked to give the actor a massage in Malibu.
The plaintiff states that he arrived at the house and went upstairs to set up his table in a room, at which point Spacey entered in just a robe and then locked the door.
Spacey complained of pain in his groin area at the start of the massage, the plaintiff claims, and eventually grabbed the masseur's hand and placed it on his ‘scrotum and testicles.’
The plaintiff claims he ignored this and continued on, but when it allegedly happened a second time he stepped back in shock and said: ‘What are you doing? This is ridiculous. I am a professional. This is what I do for a living. I have a son.’
The suit alleges: 'Spacey stood up from the massage table, exposing his naked body to Plaintiff.
'He then moved towards Plaintiff stating ''you have such beautiful eyes,'' and grabbed Plaintiff's shoulders pulling him closer, for what felt to Plaintiff like an attempted kiss.
'While Plaintiff continued backing away from Spacey's naked body stating words to the effect that ''this is over — just let me go,'' Spacey grabbed Plaintiff's genitals over his clothing and said words to the effect ''just let me give you a b**w job''.
In his complaint, the masseur wrote that he was called by an associate of Spacey in October 2016 and asked to give the actor a massage in Malibu
The plaintiff states that he arrived at the house and went upstairs to set up his table in a room, at which point Spacey entered in just a robe and then locked the door
He alleges that Spacey forced him to touch his genitals and groped him during a massage, while also claiming the actor begged him 'just let me give you a b**w job' in the October 2016 incident
Spacey allegedly let the masseur go after his offer to perform an oral sex act was rebuffed by the man
The reason for Spacey's visit to L.A. last week to the Sunset Tower hotel is a bit of a mystery, but it does seem likely that the actor was spending part of his time dealing with one of the many legal cases he is facing these days.
Tim Caballero, a member of the Netflix legal team who specifically deals with the streaming service's original content, was at the Sunset Tower at the same time as Spacey last week.
Caballero, a lover of physical fitness, posted a video of himself lifting weights at the hotel to Instagram, using the Sunset Tower's gym despite the fact that he lives in Los Angeles.
Spacey was removed as both the star and producer of House of Cards when allegations of sexual assault involving underage minors and other men began rolling in around late 2017, and also had his biopic about Gore Vidal shelved by the streaming giant.
It is unclear how, or if, Spacey's contract with Netflix was ever settled in the wake of that decision.
A Netflix spokesperson told DailyMail.com however that there are no negotiations between Spacey and Netflix at this time and called the fact that the two men were both at the hotel a coincidence.
Spacey's Los Angeles visit caught many by surprise, with the actor having declared months back that he is now a resident of Maryland.
Spacey was removed as both the star and producer of House of Cards (pictured as his character Frank Underwood) when allegations of sexual assault involving underage minors and other men began rolling in around late 2017, and also had his biopic about Gore Vidal shelved by Netflix
Spacey and his legal team made damning statements about the teenager he is accused of groping at a Nantucket bar and the boy's family in a handful of new motions. Pictured: The Nantucket accuser's mother Heather Unruh at a new conference
The Nantucket accuser and his family 'have a significant financial motive to fabricate the instant allegations' writer Spacey's attorney (the scene of the alleged incident in Nantucket)
There is also little chance of a comeback for Spacey any time soon, with the actor having been fired or edited it out of almost every movie that was set for release in the wake of claims he attempted to sexually assault a then-underage Anthony Rapp.
The one exception to that was Billionaire Boys Club, which was released in July and made $2.2 million at the box office on a $15 million budget.
The incident that spurred Spacey's downfall allegedly took place at Spacey's apartment in 1986 when the actor invited Rapp to a party while they were both appearing on Broadway.
In an interview with Buzzfeed, Rapp said that he found himself alone in the apartment at the end of the night and that Spacey then began to make his move.
The incident that spurred Spacey's downfall allegedly took in 1986 when the actor invited then underage Anthony Rapp to a party while they were both appearing on Broadway
'He picked me up like a groom picks up the bride over the threshold. But I don't, like, squirm away initially, because I'm like, 'What's going on?' And then he lays down on top of me,' said Rapp, who detailed being pressed up against the bed before being able to squirm away and ultimately leave the house without being assaulted by Spacey.
Spacey made the decision to come out of the closet in a statement apologizing to actor Anthony Rapp, who said in an interview that the actor attempted to sexually assault him in 1986, an incident Spacey says he does not remember.
Rapp was 14 at the time while Spacey was 26.
The actor did get a bit of good news this month in his criminal case.
Lawyers for the disgraced Oscar winner presented multiple motions to the judge, and while none of those motions have been ruled on, the judge did order that the man accusing Spacey of assault and his girlfriend-at-the-time preserve their phone and cloud records.
The defense wants to extend the time period for which they can obtain any texts of saved information in the accuser's cloud from January 2017 to December 2017.
That was the lone decision handed down on Monday, with the judge promising to rule on the other motions at the next hearing on April 4 in Nantucket.
Spacey was not in court, after being told back in January that he would not be needed for the appearance.
