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yes indeed i would been so happy.Really? OMG that would've made mire so happy 😀
Actually, I would love to see Spike make out with another guy.. Although I want the guy to be Angel 😀but come on! it's SPIKE! i don't think i could have enjoyed the movie as much if it had been Spike making out with another guy!
hmm...yeah, i'd have liked some Spangel stuff too! 😉Actually, I would love to see Spike make out with another guy.. Although I want the guy to be Angel 😀
Eh, anyways. Didn't JM have some problem with the whole Spike/Angel thing? Long ago since I heard about this but I'm quite sure he could have some problems with not wanting to do guy/guy nude stuff in a TV show/movie.. Hm.
Eh, anyways. Didn't JM have some problem with the whole Spike/Angel thing? Long ago since I heard about this but I'm quite sure he could have some problems with not wanting to do guy/guy nude stuff in a TV show/movie.. Hm.
I agree that he probably knew about the story, I was just talking about some of the scenes he would've had to do. Again, I have no idea if he ever was supposed to play any of these parts, just saying, it's a possibility that that's why.'Brokeback Mountain' is based on a story contained in a book of short stories called 'Close Range: Wyoming Stories' written by Annie Proulx and first published in (I think) 1998. It's a well-known book and in any case if James Marsters ever did audition for (or was offered) a role in the film he would have known full well what the story dealt with. I find it hard to believe he might have subsequently pulled out because of the nature of the story.
Again, no idea, might be like that or nothing at all. Just saying I've heard about it from lots of places/people.I've read gossip about the reaction of the actors to the alleged hidden sub-text in the Angel and Spike relationship as it was portrayed by the writers in the fifth season of 'Angel', but in the version I know it is supposedly David Boreanaz who was uncomfortable with it. Personally, I doubt there is much truth if any in the rumours and it probably has more to do with the actors joking around and having a bit of fun.
James discussed the role at several cons, starting in 2003 I believe, but the funding for the film was off and on, and last I heard, James was no longer listed as being involved in the project. The official site for the movie is no longer up either, so that's not a good sign, IMO.1943, Italy, the Venetian countryside. The country is in turmoil as Mussolini's government is losing power and Hitler's invasion is imminent. Terrified soldiers are fleeing their posts rather than fight for a regime in which they no longer believe. On an isolated farmhouse a young couple's marriage is breaking down as two deserters arrive. A romantic drama unfolds as the younger soldier starts an affair with the wife, whilst the other awakens a newly-found passion in the husband. In a time before homosexuality is tolerated, can their love survive? Or will the narrow-minded fanaticism of the Nazis, the Fascists and the Catholic Church tear them apart? Based on real events and revealing the truth of the Gay Holocaust, "Venetian Heat" is a riveting story of passion and love versus bigotry and hate.