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Netflix took a step forward on top of just cancelling House of Cards, the streaming service announced it wasn’t going to be involved in any further production of House of Cards that involved Kevin Spacey. The service said they are working with Media Rights Capital while the show is on hiatus “to evaluate our path forward as it relates to the show.” Netflix is also not going to move forward with the film Gore, which stars and is produced by Spacey, despite it being in post-production already. MRC says they’ve also suspended the actor from production, effective immediately.
Following Anthony Rapp’s revelation of Spacey’s reported sexual abuse against him, more people came forward detailing sexual harassment allegations against the actor with multiple accounts happening during the production of House of Cards. Before the news broke, production for the sixth season of the show was well underway. And when it came out, it’s been announced the season was going to be the show’s final season but at the moment both Netflix and MRC have put production on hold. The show’s producers are said to be considering how they’re going to move forward from here. Speculation says they might kill of Spacey’s character or concentrate on creating spin-off shows. This is far from the actor’s problems though as he has also been dropped by his publicist and talent agency CAA.
Source: The Verge
Tuesday, December 5, 2017 at 2:18AM 
It seems House of Cards producers have finally worked out how to make the sixth season of the political drama to work. Netflix’s chief content officer Ted Sarandos just confirmed that the original series will be coming back to its service with an eight-episode season in early 2018. Netflix previously announced it wasn’t bringing the show back if they kept its star Kevin Spacey, who has sexual assault allegations against him. With Spacey out, the upcoming season will center on Robin Wright’s Claire Underwood character. 
