A excellent interveiw with Gale Harold

Dec 03, 2010 14:16



A excellent interveiw with Gale Harold from Metrosource Magazine

Gale Harold will forever be one of the “People We Love” for his portrayal of charismatic Brian Kinney in Showtime’s Queer as Folk. With his new role as serious law professor Julian Parish on the CW’s Hellcats putting him back on our screens, we checked in on him to find that the ghost of Brian is still haunting him, even after all these years.
Tell us a little bit about Julian.




Julian’s a law professor. He’s teaching a pre-law class, and that’s where he runs into Marti, [but] he doesn’t take her seriously because - where he’s coming from - pre-law students aren’t cheerleaders.

Would you say this is a slightly more cerebral character for you?

Well, all my characters are cerebral; it’s just nobody knows about it.

Okay, how about slightly more cynical?

I think that might be the challenge a little bit, because I’m a slightly cynical person. That comes pretty easily for me and I do think he has quite a bit of cynicism, but I don’t want it to stop the story. You know what I mean? I don’t want it to prevent me from allowing other things to come through. I think his cynicism and idealism are an interesting mix.

He’s a cynical idealist, then.

That’s a great way to put it. And I think for him, someone on a cheerleader scholarship is not gonna be with him on that.

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