British artist Nicholas Galitzine admitted that he feels “guilt” for taking gay tasks even though he is not a part of the LGBTQQIAAP2S+ area.
The actor’s portrayal of a queer member of the royal family in the movie Red, White &, Royal Blue won praise from the lesbian community. But he has also had a series of different gay roles in initiatives including , Angelo in Legends, Handsome Devil, and The Craft: Legacy, Pink News reported.
But with all the victory, Galitzine even says there is “guilt”.
The Idea of You sun claimed in an interview with American GQ that many fans believe him to be gay, just like the other characters he plays.
” I am Nick, and I’m not my part”, Galitzine told the newspaper. Despite being a straight man, I have participated in some extraordinary queer stories. I felt a sense of doubt maybe about whether I’m taking up one’s area, and possibly guilt”.
Charlie Plummer and Nicholas Galitzine from’ Reveal’ pose for a painting on January 27, 2019 in Park City, Utah. ( Aaron Richter/Getty Images for Pizza Hut )
” At the same time, I see those figures as not only their sexuality”, he added.
Galitzine has received some negative comments for playing queer tasks despite not being gay. He goes on to say that the queer community has been appreciative of how he has been received.
” I feel so largely proud of the frequency. He said,” I feel like I’ve had conversations with people in the community that I have been able to have and be so touched by.”
He continued to say that he feels “very strongly” about his heroes and that the gay community has given him” a lot of attention.” Only quite grateful”.
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Players have a lot of opinions about whether non-gay people may play homosexual functions.
Hollywood legend Tom Hanks argued in 2022 that non-gay people should not be given queer roles and that his own performance in the movie Philadelphia does not take place today.
On the other hand, Ian McKellen, the film’s star, criticized the notion that gay actors should n’t be allowed to play gay roles.
Is it true that a straight man cannot play a gay part, and if so, that means I ca n’t play straight parts, and that I ca n’t explore the intriguing subject of heterosexuality in Macbeth? Absolutely not. We’re acting. We’re pretending”, the Lord of Rings sun said in a new meeting on BBC2.
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