Matt Bomer's "White Collar" moonlighting
Deep Inside Hollywood
Posted by 4/08/11 • Categorized as Arts/Entertainment
Michelle Rodriguez (Courtesy Columbia Pictures)
By Romeo San Vicente
[excerpt]
Matt Bomer's "White Collar" moonlighting
The Internet makes gay actors' personal lives much more complicated. Old ideas about "the closet" almost make no sense anymore when a gay actor doesn't necessarily hide his sexual orientation but also doesn't speak to the press about it. Is he out? Not out? Does it matter? Whatever your opinion on the subject, here's what maybe-gay-maybe-not-gay-because-he-won't-say "White Collar" star Matt Bomer is doing next: a futuristic sci-fi thriller called "Now." And the ensemble cast is nothing to sneeze at either-a gang of young ones that includes Olivia Wilde, Alex Pettyfer, Amanda Seyfried, Justin Timberlake, Cillian Murphy, Johnny Galecki, Vincent Kartheiser and former "America's Next Top Model" contestant (and "The Kids Are All Right" co-star) Yaya DaCosta. Why so youth-obsessed? Well, the plot is a riff on "Logan's Run," set in a future where the aging gene has been shut off by science and only money buys you extra life. Sounds like the daydreams of a lot of gay guys, actually. Still in production, expect this one for Halloween.
source: http://www.gay-sd.com/arts-entertainment/deep-inside-hollywood-3/
Posted by 4/08/11 • Categorized as Arts/Entertainment
Michelle Rodriguez (Courtesy Columbia Pictures)
By Romeo San Vicente
[excerpt]
Matt Bomer's "White Collar" moonlighting
The Internet makes gay actors' personal lives much more complicated. Old ideas about "the closet" almost make no sense anymore when a gay actor doesn't necessarily hide his sexual orientation but also doesn't speak to the press about it. Is he out? Not out? Does it matter? Whatever your opinion on the subject, here's what maybe-gay-maybe-not-gay-because-he-won't-say "White Collar" star Matt Bomer is doing next: a futuristic sci-fi thriller called "Now." And the ensemble cast is nothing to sneeze at either-a gang of young ones that includes Olivia Wilde, Alex Pettyfer, Amanda Seyfried, Justin Timberlake, Cillian Murphy, Johnny Galecki, Vincent Kartheiser and former "America's Next Top Model" contestant (and "The Kids Are All Right" co-star) Yaya DaCosta. Why so youth-obsessed? Well, the plot is a riff on "Logan's Run," set in a future where the aging gene has been shut off by science and only money buys you extra life. Sounds like the daydreams of a lot of gay guys, actually. Still in production, expect this one for Halloween.
source: http://www.gay-sd.com/arts-entertainment/deep-inside-hollywood-3/