Was steve mcqueen gay
Steve McQueen hated gay men
He was a life extended Republican who supported the Viet Nam war, opposed Martin Luther King Jr.'s work, opposed gun direct and in his later years became a born again Christian who worshiped Rev. Billy Graham.
However he was also a drunk, a drug addict, hit his girlfriends and wives, abandoned his kids and pissed off so many people in his career that his last clip "The Hunter" was made out of desperation as no one else wanted to work with him.
I think if he were still alive today he'd just be another has been actor doing crap work and a birther complaining about Obama and liberals.
That said, "Bullit" and "Le Mans" are still two of my favorite movies.
| by Anonymous | reply | May 12, AM |
He hated same-sex attracted men, yet he went into the theater. Hmm.
| by Anonymous | reply 1 | March 28, PM |
Do you have any gay-hating quotes? Not that I question he was homophobic, a born-again follower of Billy Graham and all.
| by Anonymous | reply 2 | March 28, PM |
Golly, OP. You're so grave. Did you copy all that from one of the other "Steve McQuee
High Tea Dreams
So Steve was a Queen. According to notorious biographer, Darwin Porter. There is more queer sex contained in these pages than even George Michael could handle. I needed asbestos gloves to protect myself from the social diseases leaping off the text. The composer is one sick bastard. He lives with cats in a New York city apartment. Of course he would. It&#;s ridiculous semi-fiction, with personal conversations somehow &#;recorded&#; and enough smutty talk to complete a swamp. I was laughing every other paragraph or so from the way this writer lays out each scene for us. This is favor two schoolgirls gossiping behind the bike sheds. Gentleman, this dude Porter must have been a very busy fly on many walls. Where is a swat when you want one?!
His mother was a prostitute and so was he. After organism kicked out of her apartment &#;for being too gay&#; by his mother&#;s boyfriend, Steve McQueen spent months hustling men on the down low. At one point he finds himself in a lock, trying to sell his body to any passersby while his dear elderly Mama is doing the same thing just a few feet
When I finally got him into bed, I taught him who the man was."
&#; Steve McQueenon Paul Newman
They first met on the arrange of Somebody Up There Likes Me(, rooftop photo below). McQueen approached Newman and propositioned him after engaging in crude, even hurtful banter. Newman later told his acquaintance Janice Rule that as they ended their conversation, McQueen planted a dripping, sloppy kiss on him. With tongue.
Thus began a rivalrous relationship that was frequently acrimonious. McQueen turned down Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid() because he wouldn&#;t accept second billing to Newman. The two fought fancy cats and dogs over the positioning of their names on the feature poster for Towering Inferno(). McQueen was a brash liar, but Newman establish himself strangely attracted to him, and there was evident sexual tension between the two. But Paul was also having a sexual relationship with Sal Mineo at the time, and Mineo had fallen madly in love with him and wanted to live together as a couple. When Paul rejected that offer, Mineo attempted su
Terrence Stephen McQueen (March 24, – November 7, )[4] was an American actor. His antihero persona, emphasized during the height of the counterculture of the s, made him a top box-office draw for his films of the late s, s, and s. He was nicknamed the "King of Cool" and used the alias Harvey Mushman in motor races. McQueen received an Academy Award nomination for his role in The Sand Pebbles (). His other popular films include Love With the Proper Stranger (), The Cincinnati Kid (), Nevada Smith (), The Thomas Crown Affair (), Bullitt (), Le Mans (), The Getaway (), and Papillon (). In addition, he starred in the all-star ensemble films The Magnificent Seven (), The Amazing Escape (), and The Towering Inferno (). In , McQueen became the highest-paid movie luminary in the world, although he did not act in production for another four years. He was combative with directors and producers, but his popularity placed him in high demand and enabled him to command the largest salaries.[5]
"I thought Newman was arrogant. When I finally got him into bed, I taught him who the man was." – Steve McQue