Oscar-winning actor Kevin Spacey was ordered last year to pay nearly $31 million to the studio behind Netflix's "House of Cards" for breaching his contract by violating the company's sexual harassment policy, a court filing revealed Monday.

The bombshell arbitration award came to light when the studio, MRC, filed a petition in Los Angeles Superior Court seeking to confirm the money would be delivered.

MRC is an independent studio that has worked on Netflix's "Ozarks," Hulu's "The Great" and Apple TV+'s "The Shrink Next Door.".

MRC later filed an arbitration action against Spacey for breach of contract, claiming he had cost the production tens of millions of dollars with his behavior.