‘House of Cards’ Season 5 Spoilers: Donald Trump’s Impact on New Season’s Storyline

Ever since Donald Trump stepped into power as the new U.S. president, fans have been speculating that his regime may affect the plot for "House of Cards" Season 5. However, Kevin Spacey doesn't think so. The actor believes similarities were coincidental.

The rumors of Donald Trump potentially affecting "House of Cards" Season 5 started from his unconventional campaign that seemed to mirror the events in the show's fourth season. Fans pointed out that Kevin Spacey's Frank Underwood shared a lot of similarities with the new U.S. president. How true are these speculations?

According to the Daily Express, Kevin Spacey addressed the issue on "House of Cards" Season 5 being a mirror of Donald Trump. The actor noted that everything has been written before things in real life take place. He added it's not just "House of Cards" Season 5 that's being put in the limelight.

The Academy Award winner explained that even in previous seasons, there have been similarities in real-life. However, the truth about Donald Trump and Frank Underwood having similar characteristics cannot be denied. This is especially true in "House of Cards" Season 5, where Frank and Claire (Robin Wright) will continue their plans to get re-elected.

Meanwhile, the latest "House of Cards" Season 5 spoilers from Den of Geek tease that viewers may bid some major characters goodbye. Michael Kelly, who plays Doug Stamper in the series, previously revealed that "House of Cards" Season 5 will deliver a story that will say goodbye to "characters that you love."

Michael Kelly did not specify which characters will be killed off in "House of Cards" Season 5. However, there have been speculations that Frank will die in the upcoming installment. There are also rumors suggesting that Claire may set up Frank's killing. However, none of these rumors have been confirmed.

"House of Cards" Season 5 is slated to premiere on May 30, 2017 on Netflix. Stay tuned for more spoilers and updates.