UM, OMG.
suborbital JUST POSTED THIS OVER AT narnia_slash AND I HAD TO IMMEDIATELY RE-QUOTE IT OR WHATEVER BECAUSE OH MY FUCKING GOD:
It may also explain what appeared to be a candid hint from William that his sexual preference runs into areas which Narnia author C.S. Lewis, as a committed Christian, might have found uncomfortable. One can only imagine the headlines had Daniel Radcliffe spoken with similar ambiguity.
Moseley will not feature in any future Narnia sequels in anything more than a cameo role, and he doesn't have anything like Radcliffe's profile. If that allows him to express himself freely and with confidence, perhaps that's a blessing in disguise.
OMG. OMFG. This is from The Guardian, btw, which clearly I need to go out and buy tomorrow. I mean, The Guardian is pretty credible, so...like...but...what. *brain explodes* CAN'T PROCESS.
I mean, I have always been sure that he's gay, but I never, ever thought he would ever start saying anything about it for at least another five years. This is amazing. AMAZING, PEOPLE. BUT WE NEED MORE INFORMATION. THIS IS FAR TOO VAGUE.
I NEED TO CALM DOWN.
EDIT: CLEARLY I AM NOT CALMING DOWN ANY TIME SOON.
OKAY SO THIS JOURNALIST INTERVIEWED EVERYBODY AND THE INTERVIEW IS HERE. I HOPE THAT LINK WORKS.
He asks Will if he was jealous of the whole Susan/Caspian romance, and Will is like "Of who? Prince Caspian or Susan? You should probably..." and then the interviewer asks if maybe he would've liked to have had a romance with a female centaur, and Will says "a female centaur might not really be up my street".
!!
I can't figure this out. Those ARE the kind of things people say as a joke, and he doesn't put any particular stress on 'female' (nor 'centaur', lol) but there's something about the way he approaches it that makes me wonder. And Georgie is with him, and the way she looks at him is quite telling, she looks a little surprised like "wait, what's he doing?" like she would do if she thought he wasn't planning on being open about his sexuality or whatever.
COME ON PEOPLE, ANALYSE WITH ME.
It may also explain what appeared to be a candid hint from William that his sexual preference runs into areas which Narnia author C.S. Lewis, as a committed Christian, might have found uncomfortable. One can only imagine the headlines had Daniel Radcliffe spoken with similar ambiguity.
Moseley will not feature in any future Narnia sequels in anything more than a cameo role, and he doesn't have anything like Radcliffe's profile. If that allows him to express himself freely and with confidence, perhaps that's a blessing in disguise.
OMG. OMFG. This is from The Guardian, btw, which clearly I need to go out and buy tomorrow. I mean, The Guardian is pretty credible, so...like...but...what. *brain explodes* CAN'T PROCESS.
I mean, I have always been sure that he's gay, but I never, ever thought he would ever start saying anything about it for at least another five years. This is amazing. AMAZING, PEOPLE. BUT WE NEED MORE INFORMATION. THIS IS FAR TOO VAGUE.
I NEED TO CALM DOWN.
EDIT: CLEARLY I AM NOT CALMING DOWN ANY TIME SOON.
OKAY SO THIS JOURNALIST INTERVIEWED EVERYBODY AND THE INTERVIEW IS HERE. I HOPE THAT LINK WORKS.
He asks Will if he was jealous of the whole Susan/Caspian romance, and Will is like "Of who? Prince Caspian or Susan? You should probably..." and then the interviewer asks if maybe he would've liked to have had a romance with a female centaur, and Will says "a female centaur might not really be up my street".
!!
I can't figure this out. Those ARE the kind of things people say as a joke, and he doesn't put any particular stress on 'female' (nor 'centaur', lol) but there's something about the way he approaches it that makes me wonder. And Georgie is with him, and the way she looks at him is quite telling, she looks a little surprised like "wait, what's he doing?" like she would do if she thought he wasn't planning on being open about his sexuality or whatever.
COME ON PEOPLE, ANALYSE WITH ME.