The game was created in 1994 by a group of Albright College students around the time when the 58-year-old actor's Hollywood cult classic "Footloose" had released.
Bacon says he hated being at the centre of a joke in those days, which was a play on words of the John Guare classic play 'Six Degrees of Separation'), according to The Hollywood Reporter.
"I hated it because I was trying so hard to be a serious actor and all of a sudden I was a parlour game. I thought it was really a joke at my expense," says Bacon at the Comedy Actor Roundtable.
The actor added now it is a thing of the past and he does not "really feel that way anymore".
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