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Kelly Mcgillis comes out
Posted by lesbianmovies • 5/02/09 • Subscribe to this Discussion [RSS] • Report This Topic
Topics: kelly mcgillis, lesbian
Seems that the Top Gun costar Kelly mcgillis is a lesbian.
moviesforlesbians.blogspot.com/2009/05/kelly-mcgillis-comes-out-finally.htm...
Okay so it got your attention but do you really care?
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When I saw "Top Gun", back in the distant days of my youth, I thought something didn't compute between her and Tom Cruise. I thought it was because Tom Cruise smiled like he was in a toothpaste commercial.
Thus my response to this is "Oh, that's why."-
I don't understand this idea at all. There are plenty of films with two heterosexual romantic leads and no chemistry and there are also films with a homosexual actor playing a romantic role with a member of the opposite sex where there is plenty of chemistry.
This apparent issue never seems to crop up when heterosexual actors are asked to play gay people.
Rupert Everett is convinced that coming out ruined his career...I guess he's right.
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I believe she was also a rape victim
In 1982, McGillis was assaulted and raped in her home by the escaped rapist Leroy Johnson after McGillis came home from work.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kelly_McGillis -
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Go to IMDB.com and look her up
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Kelly McGillis along with Timothy Hutton and Maureen Stapleton starred in one of my favorite movies of all time. She was (is) a great actress.
Made In Heaven
Review From Amazon
In Made in Heaven, Timothy Hutton plays a young guy in 1946 who's just been dumped by his girl and decides to go to California. On his way, he rescues a family from a car that's driven into a lake--and drowns in the process. Of course, he finds himself in Heaven, and there he meets Kelly McGillis, a soul who's never been born on Earth. The two fall in love. Just as they're about to get married--just for the fun of it, since by the rules of Heaven they're already married--McGillis gets sent to Earth to be born. Hutton pleads with Emmett, a figure who may or may not be God, who finally agrees to give Hutton 30 years on Earth to find her and continue their love. This 1987 Alan Rudolph film teeters on the edge of absolute cheesiness and steps over that edge at moments, but mostly it miraculously maintains a delicate, sweet, and affecting tone. McGillis is good, but Hutton is superb, demonstrating an honest charisma that makes him engaging even when he's being a jerk. The depiction of Heaven avoids the patronizing, overdone joyfulness that too many movies fall into. Though the idea sounds like pure saccharine, Made in Heaven consistently sidesteps the obvious and comes up with something genuine. Rudolph is a prolific but erratic director (his stronger movies include Choose Me, Trouble in Mind, The Moderns, and Afterglow), but this is one of the ones worth seeing. Made in Heaven features Debra Winger and an uncredited Ellen Barkin, as well as cameos by rock stars Neil Young, Ric Ocasek, and Tom Petty. -
the only question I have is: did liplocking Tom Cruise cause her to go gay?
(if my comment makes you mad, please make sure your sense of humor is set to the "on" position") -
Who cares about Kelly McGillis? And the fact that she's gay is not news at all - she admitted this publicly years ago.
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