B_henry miller
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an actor playing a gay role on stage or film means nothing. If he plays a thief or murderer or rapist does it mean that he does that in real life as well?
Yes, thanks for the lecture, Einstein.
Incidentally, I don't think it's good to put "bisexual" in the same category as "rapist" or "murderer."
Here's what I was getting at: Will Smith was coming off of a career in Rap music. Rap music is notorious for being highly homophobic. I found it interesting that coming off of a career in Rap music, Will Smith was able to play a gay man. This could perhaps mean that he is indeed (a) bisexual (and this would explain why he would be sympathetic), or (b) that he simply wanted a good role.
This thread is a question. I wasn't making a statement. And I certainly know that people are not the characters they play. I don't need a lecture. I was just wondering if anyone in Hollywood may have more insight into this. It is relatively well known that many influential people in Hollywood are gay. The sad fact is that due to mainstream homophobia, the sexuality of such people must often be kept in the closet.
On a more personal note, I find Will Smith highly attractive and would love to think that he is also interested in men. Not that I have a chance in hell of getting with him. But one can fantasize..... :wink:
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