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Does Colin Firth have a point about the plight of gay actors?

Posted on 3 February 2010 by Beth Williams

Earlier this week A Single Man star and Oscar nominee Colin Firth voiced some long overdue statements about the problem that exists for gay actors in Hollywood. Click here for the full news story. “If you’re known as a straight … Continue reading →

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