Kevin Spacey called Donald Trump a disease and implied that he was dumb while serving as the emcee at a Cannes Film Festival event.
On Thursday, the actor told the group gathered at the charity auction that Sharon Stone wasn’t available to emcee this year because she was fighting a disease called Trump, according to a Variety report.
“The name of the disease is Donald Trump,” Spacey said. Adding, “Foreign films contain two things Donald Trump hates the most: foreigners and reading.”
But that was just the beginning, then the actor got personal.
“I don’t think I could ever vote for a candidate who wasn’t in favor of separation of man and face,” he said. “Donald Trump would probably love it here, because there are so many casinos to bankrupt.”
Spacey finally ended his bit pretending to be former president Bill Clinton and said, “I just want to tell you the state of the United States is a f–ing mess, since I left.”
A Variety reporter posted the video on his Twitter account.
Now Kevin Spacey is doing a Bill Clinton impersonation. #amfARCannes pic.twitter.com/ndqrqx9u6C
— Ramin Setoodeh (@RaminSetoodeh) May 19, 2016
In March, the “House of Cards” actor talked about who would win in a battle between Trump and the fictional President “Frank Underwood” he plays in the series. Spacey said it would be a battle between two fictional characters, according to another report.