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Published 18:21 9 Dec 2017 GMT

Speaking with the Sunday Times earlier this month, Gabriel Byrne, a co-star of Spacey's in the film, mentioned that production on the film did temporarily shut down for two days. It was later discovered that this was due to accusations of Spacey's sexually inappropriate behaviour towards a young actor on set.
Singer, the film's director, has since come forward to say that he finds these accusations ''baffling.'' Speaking to TMZ, Singer said: "It baffles me. I'll ask (Gabriel) when I see him, and I do run into him quite often."Singer also mentioned his ongoing friendship with the actor: "He's a guy that I helped launch his career," he explained. "He's an acquaintance of mine, and it depends on the project I guess."
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