(ANSA) - ROME, JAN 16 - Disgraced American actor Kevin Spacey, engulfed by the #MeToo wave with one case won but others ongoing on gay molestation charges, told ANSA in Turin where he is to pick up a prize from the cinema museum Monday that he lived each day as it came and had not hidden away in a cave.
    "I live my life each day, I go to the restaurant, I meet people, I drive, I play tennis, I've always met generous, genuine and compassionate people," said the 63-year-old Weinstein-scandal-hit actor and American Beauty Oscar winner, who will receive Turin Cinema Museum's Stella della Mole Award later Monday.
    "I haven't hidden away, I haven't gone to live in a cave".
    The decision to honour Spacey by the film museum, where he is also giving a masterclass, has ruffled feathers, especially among Italian members of the #MeToo movement.
    He added: "What you see in the media is not real life, I'm no getting ,y public life back because I've never left it". (ANSA).