Ian McKellen feels 'sorry' for LGBTQ+ celebs in 'silly' closet
The gay Gandalf actor's remarks were met with some backlash.
March 11 2025 3:03 PM
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The gay Gandalf actor's remarks were met with some backlash.
The actor told Variety that "almost overnight everything in my life changed for the better."
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“My speech has been in two jackets: ‘I’m proud to be the first openly gay man to win the Oscar.' I’ve had to put it back in my pocket twice.”
"A closet's a really nasty place to live, you know?" the actor and activist said.
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