Kevin Spacey's video and pizza plan is the last rattle of a man who knows he's heading into utter obscurity
"After that my guess is that you will never hear from him again. The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world he did not exist. And like that... he is gone."
Those lines, uttered by Roger 'Verbal' Kint, played superbly by Kevin Spacey in 1995's The Usual Suspects, may have referred to the malevolent, mysterious, Keyser Söze, but it could also refer to Spacey the alleged sexual predator; Spacey the con; Spacey the fraud. There's only one problem, Spacey doesn't want to convince you he doesn't exist, in fact he wants you to celebrate his every breath, hang on to his every word, and in his mind, after the dust has settled, he wants you to triumphantly carry him on your shoulders through the streets of hell's most upscale district.