That's because at his age, sex is of no concern to Hollywood actors. They won't get casted in a sexy role unless very lucky, anyway, so you don't care wether they'd shag men or women.Shadowdancer said:It's interesting that the fear in Hollywood is that if any gay male actor comes out of the closet, his career will die. But since McKellen came out, his movie career has taken off. First "Apt Pupil," then "Gods and Monsters," then "X-men" and now "Lord of the Rings." I'm glad things have worked out for him, because he's obviously a talented actor.
Henry said:I can't believe that I'm moving a two-year-old thread to it's proper home... That's gotta be a record...
Teflon Billy said:If they had just bit the bullet and named him the new Dumbledore aftet the sad death of Richard Harris, Sir Ian would go down in history as having completed the Geek Trifecta--Gandalf, Magneto, Dumbledore.
When I heard the rumor (?) that Sir Ian was being considered for Dumbledore, I was quite excited. I thought he would've done a great job.Teflon Billy said:If they had just bit the bullet and named him the new Dumbledore aftet the sad death of Richard Harris, Sir Ian would go down in history as having completed the Geek Trifecta--Gandalf, Magneto, Dumbledore.
Mallus said:Also check out his Richard the III film. He's fantastic, and the adaptation is great; lean, mean, and set in some strange conflation of England and Germany circa World War II.
BOZ said:man mark, don't do that to me. i thought that the "celebrity death curse of 2003" had claimed another victim when i saw the title of this thread.![]()
I agree. While I think Mr. Gambon will do a good job, I would have loved to see Sir Ian McKellen.kingpaul said:When I heard the rumor (?) that Sir Ian was being considered for Dumbledore, I was quite excited. I thought he would've done a great job.