"If you're not convincing as anything, you're not convincing. Your sexuality or beliefs are sometimes relevant to the role
you're playing, and sometimes not. In Eli [Gold]'s case, they're absolutely
not. I have affairs in the series. If people didn't believe it... I
mean, I play Macbeth but nobody says, 'Och, he never murdered anyone,
how dare he act in this'. You know what I mean?"
"I've been
shagging away on screen this season, I've never
seen it as a worry or a problem or an issue. Even to speak about it
smacks of homophobia. There's a hint of homophobia even in the
question."
Alan Cumming in The Independent.
I wonder if straight journalists will get as tired of asking this question as gay actors have of answering it?
When a big name straight actor plays a gay man they usually hand him an Oscar.
"So brave..." etc etc
Saturday, 7 July 2012
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