What if Richard Armitage was gay instead of straight? What would you do? No, I mean that sincerely. Would it change anything? Would you be disappointed? After all, if he was gay, he wouldn't be interested in you, regardless of how far-fetched the fantasy of meeting him in person is or isn't, but odds are he wouldn't give you the time of day regardless, as he once said he would never date a fan. Would you enjoy his works less? Or, would you perhaps like him even more? There are plenty of women who love to hang out with gay men, and hanging out with Richard Armitage - regardless of his sexuality - I can think of a whole host of worse things, for sure. The question of Richard Armitage's sexuality has popped up before, many times, and I'm not going to provide a definitive answer to it, simply because the only one who can give a definite answer it is the man himself, and he ain't here. I'm not exactly hiding him in a closet or anything. Pun intented...
Dang it! I got all excited and stupid work is blocking the video... :(
ReplyDeleteUgh. Never been a fan of WH, though this preview was pretty, I still probably won't watch it.
ReplyDeleteI love romance too much to love WH...and the movie looks, scary and depressing. I don't understand the appeal.
ReplyDeleteHmm. Looking at it again, with sound, and considering the praise it got at the Venice Film Festival, I have to say that it looks like the film is going to be tremendously boring. The critics are falling over themselves squeeing, it's dark and depressing, very little dialogue ... I can see myself in the cinema wanting to either snore or cry and wish for the suffering to end. If not, I'd be surprised.
ReplyDelete(Ehh, yeah, I'm definitely with Dapoppins when it comes to WH!)