yup. *digs out the issue* I thought this was the most interesting philosophy he had:
"Gyllenhaal stresses to me the universality of Brokeback's story ('My character could have been played by a woman and it would have made just as much sense,' he says), but I'm astomnished when he says that he doesn't believe Eniis and jack are gay. 'I approached the story believing that these are actually straight guys who fall in love,' he says. 'That's how I related to the materia. These are two straight guys who develop this love, this bond. Love binds you, and you see these guys pulling the pulling and tuggin and trying to figure out what they want, and what they will allow themselves to have.'"
I guess just because it seems like this is a plausible situation for himself. He could consider himself straight, but when it comes to love, it doesn't matter who he's in love with. the rest of the article made me fall in love with him *sigh* i say, let the guy do whatever he wants. geez, who cares?
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"Gyllenhaal stresses to me the universality of Brokeback's story ('My character could have been played by a woman and it would have made just as much sense,' he says), but I'm astomnished when he says that he doesn't believe Eniis and jack are gay. 'I approached the story believing that these are actually straight guys who fall in love,' he says. 'That's how I related to the materia. These are two straight guys who develop this love, this bond. Love binds you, and you see these guys pulling the pulling and tuggin and trying to figure out what they want, and what they will allow themselves to have.'"
I guess just because it seems like this is a plausible situation for himself. He could consider himself straight, but when it comes to love, it doesn't matter who he's in love with. the rest of the article made me fall in love with him *sigh* i say, let the guy do whatever he wants. geez, who cares?