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Whereas I think true masculinity comes from having a strong sense of self.”
James said that his character’s personality distinctions from other onscreen heroes is what attracted him to the role in the first place. He’s intrigued by her, but respectful of her bravery and her personality traits. I think that would be ridiculous.
“Case in point: Scott’s brilliant performance in this film, which is incredibly moving and soulful.
I don’t imagine anyone else playing this part.
“I just think, as a queer person, so many doors have been closed to us for so long, it’s a big step forward that these stories are at least now being told, but I hope that in the future you would also see an out actor be able to tackle a leading role.
“You haven’t really seen that very often.”
He added: “To the naysayers who are like, ‘oh, it’s acting, what about the other way around, are you saying that gay actors should only play gay characters?’
“You look at Kristen Stewart playing Diana, and that was a brilliant performance as well [but] we don’t have that many examples of queer people playing non-queer icons.
“I just want some equal opportunity that’s all.”
In March 2020, the American Idol finalist told Metro that he would like to play George – who died in 2016 aged 53 – should a biopic ever be made.
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“That’d be cool,” he said.
And while some actors in Hollywood may be uncomfortable letting a lady take the lead, James admits he wishes there were more powerful roles for women and even hopes the world will one day embrace an Lgbt action hero. I hadn’t connected those dots myself, but there’s definitely truth in there. This content is published for the entertainment of our users only.
In a new interview with The Advocate, the Divergentstud opened up about the flick, which, like the Hunger Games, features a strong female heroine who doesn't need to rely on a man.
‘Divergent’s’ Theo James: Movie Could Be Bisexual Allegory, Gay Hero on the Way
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While Divergent star Shailene Woodley has excitedly explained that the film is about strong men and women who “diverge from mediocrity!” and “stand up for what you believe in!” could it also be interpreted as a gay allegory?
Explain,’ a Variety reporter asked him.
In response, the singer said it would be “ridiculous” to suggest only gay actors can play gay roles but went on to highlight a lack of equal casting opportunities within the film and TV industry.
“My actual comment – my little sarcastic comment on it – was [about] a straight actor playing a gay icon, which I think is a bit different,” Adam explained.
“I by no means think gay characters should only be played by gay actors.
Authenticity is leading us to joyous places.”
Meanwhile, George Michael’s estate has denied the existence of any current plans to release a film on his life.
“To all of George’s Lovelies, fans and lovers of his music, a story has been published stating that George Michael’s family has endorsed a so-called ‘biopic’ about his life,” it said.
“On behalf of George’s family and [George Michael Entertainment] we want to make it clear that there is no truth whatsoever in this story, we know nothing about this project and will not be endorsing it in any way.”
Through that, she is respectful of him and thus they start to respect each other. The news articles, Tweets, and blog posts do not represent IMDb's opinions nor can we guarantee that the reporting therein is completely factual. “Because today, there are great shows like Looking, poignant pieces of work that revolve around a central cast of characters that happen to be gay.
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