Openly gay actor Bryan Batt talked with Huffington Post's Katy Hall about Mad Men and being gay in Hollywood. Well worth a read. Here's an excerpt:
"If you are openly gay, the masses can be asses and sometimes can't get past the fact that that's how someone lives their private life."
Thx to LC NY Bureau Chief Doug.
Showing posts with label Mad Men. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mad Men. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Brian Batt Not Coming Back to Mad Men
Openly gay actor Brian Batt will not be coming back to Mad Men because his character, Salvatore, was discovered to be gay (or, more accurately, because he wouldn't put out for the Lucky Strike guy). According to the article, Batt apparently hasn't gotten the final word yet. What a shame. I'm sure this reflects the reality of being gay in 1960s America, but a writing team that creative could have come up with something. I believe the viewers at least deserve to find out what happened to Salvatore instead of leaving us hanging with that last scene of him talking on a pay phone by a cruising park.
Monday, November 9, 2009
Mad Men Mondays
The last episode! So much going on! Here are my thoughts (don't read further if you haven't see it yet):
Is Sal really gone forever? They keep teasing us with bits like Peggy's complaint that she doesn't have art because there's no art department. Bring Sal back to the new firm! Let's start a petition!
Thank God they found a new job for Joan. She should never have been sidelined.
No way Roger Sterling's marriage survives; Joan's either. Those two are meant for each other.
Either Betty doesn't go through with the divorce or she has a torrid post-divorce affair with Don.
I kind of wish they had chosen Ken over Paul. He's cuter and not such a dick. Decent gratuitous beefcake shot of Paul, though.
I suppose Duck is done.
Who among the left-overs at Sterling Cooper will stick around for next season?
What do you think?
Is Sal really gone forever? They keep teasing us with bits like Peggy's complaint that she doesn't have art because there's no art department. Bring Sal back to the new firm! Let's start a petition!
Thank God they found a new job for Joan. She should never have been sidelined.
No way Roger Sterling's marriage survives; Joan's either. Those two are meant for each other.
Either Betty doesn't go through with the divorce or she has a torrid post-divorce affair with Don.
I kind of wish they had chosen Ken over Paul. He's cuter and not such a dick. Decent gratuitous beefcake shot of Paul, though.
I suppose Duck is done.
Who among the left-overs at Sterling Cooper will stick around for next season?
What do you think?
Sunday, November 1, 2009
Monday Morning Mad Men
We've all wondered how Mad Men would handle the Kennedy assassination. Now we know. What did you think? Also, will Sal return in the final episode?
Monday, October 12, 2009
Monday's Man: Brian Batt



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