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Allan Ford 22 December, 2009
Check out trailer, poster and photos from upcoming drama “ A Single Man “.
“A Single Man” Synopsis: Set in Los Angeles in 1962, A Single Man is the story of George Falconer, a British college professor ( Colin Firth ) who is struggling to find meaning in his life after the death of his long-time partner, Jim ( Matthew Goode ). We follow George through a single... Read Full Story
Actor Colin Firth attends a special screening of "A Single Man" hosted by The Cinema Society and Bing at MOMA on December 6, 2009 in New York City. (Getty Images) more pics » Colin Firth recently played a gay college professor in the movie A Single Man , and he thinks there are plenty of homosexual male actors who are afraid of the effecting coming out would have on their career. Colin is not gay in real life; this is his wife (Getty) He told Parade magazine: "If you're a straight actor who... Read Full Story
Colin Firth, who has been nominated for a Golden Globe for best actor in a drama, paid tribute to the multi-faceted role he was handed in A Single Man.
Firth plays a gay man in the 1960s whose life unravels when his longtime companion dies.
“I was intrigued by it. It gradually dawned on me that I was going to be taking everybody through the entire narrative and just about every human experience you can imagine within a rather contained man.”
He noted the sheer range of emotion the role... Read Full Story
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The illustrious Colin Firth visited with Kelly Ripa and Anderson Cooper who is sitting in for Regis Philbin this week on the Regis & Kelly Show. He is promoting his highly praised film, A Single Man .
In this Tom Ford film, Colin plays the role of George Falconer, who is struggling to find meaning in his life after the death of his long-time partner, Jim (Matthew Goode). We follow George through a single day, where a series of... Read Full Story
Actor Colin Firth attends the Times BFI 53rd London Film Festival at BFI Southbank on October 25, 2009 in London, England. (Getty Images) more pics » Colin Firth is 49 now, and while he's flattered that women still find him attractive, he thinks fame is the only reason he's still considered a heartthrob. When asked how he feels being a sex symbol, he said: “I think I’m getting a bit old for that stuff now, aren’t I? I suppose that because of the profession I’m in, I do get a certain amount... Read Full Story
Featuring:
Tom Ford
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Colin Firth
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Julianne Moore
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Harvey Weinstein
The star of Tom Ford 's directorial debut, a gay love story that's out today, says he's unhappy about the Weinstein Co's efforts to "sanitize" the gay content of the film in the trailer and promotional posters to widen its appeal. Essentially Harvey and his marketing geniuses decided to play down the adaptation of a gay book by a gay director about... Read Full Story
Featuring:
Tom Ford
|
Colin Firth
|
Julianne Moore
|
Harvey Weinstein
The star of Tom Ford 's directorial debut, a gay love story that's out today, says he's unhappy about the Weinstein Co's efforts to "sanitize" the gay content of the film in the trailer and promotional posters to widen its appeal. Essentially Harvey and his marketing geniuses decided to play down the adaptation of a gay book by a gay director about... Read Full Story
Colin Firth is convinced Hollywood is full of secretly gay actors – because the movie industry forces stars to keep their true sexuality “hidden.”
Firth plays a homosexual college professor in his new movie, A Single Man, and insists it’s easy for a “straight” man to take on a gay part in a high profile film.
But the Brit is adamant Hollywood is a much more difficult place for a gay actor, because they are forced to stay ‘in the closet’ to survive in the film business.
He says,
“If... Read Full Story
Colin Firth is convinced Hollywood is full of secretly gay actors – because the movie industry forces stars to keep their true sexuality “hidden.”
Firth plays a homosexual college professor in his new movie, A Single Man , and insists it’s easy for a “straight” man to take on a gay part in a high profile film.
However, the Brit is adamant Hollywood is a much more difficult place for a gay actor, because they are forced to stay ‘in the closet’ to survive in the film business... Read Full Story
The British star – who recently portrayed homosexual college professor George Falconer in 60s-set film ‘A Single Man’ – believes the movie industry if full of male actors who are nervous about coming out in case it jeopardises their careers.
He told Parade magazine: “If you’re a straight actor who takes on the role of a gay man, it’s obviously not the same as being one in this business. I think there are still some constraints against being openly gay. It is to do with whatever sexual... Read Full Story
