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NEWS OF THE WEEK: Kevin Bacon reflects on Bernie Madoff ponzi scam

NEWS OF THE WEEK: Kevin Bacon reflects on Bernie Madoff ponzi scam

Yahoo12-04-2025

Speaking with Esquire, the actor said, "There's not that much to say, really. If it seems too good to be true, then it's too good to be true." He added that he and his wife, actor Kyra Sedgwick, aren't "jaded" from the experience. "More careful, but not jaded," the Footloose star shared. Bacon said he even uses the frustration in his gym routine. "The machine is right next to a window, and when I look out that window, I'm looking right at the building where Madoff was.".

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