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Anonymous wrote:Some of you take celebrities and their lives waaaaay too seriously. Good grief.

Thank you for your opinion. I think you are in the wrong forum.

I'm referring specifically to the posters who are overwrought and *personally hurt* that Hugh Jackman is now divorced and in another relationship. I mean, seriously?

It might have been hyperbolic but it can be upsetting to find out that idols have feet of clay. I was a huge fan of Gene Weingarten’s WaPo column and chat and was surprised to feel personally disappointed when he traded in his wife after decades together for a coworker younger than his daughter.

Anonymous wrote:https://pagesix.com/2024/10/24/celebrity-news/how-sutton-foster-hugh-jackman-keep-relationship-private
How sweet of them 🙄

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Anonymous wrote:Some of you take celebrities and their lives waaaaay too seriously. Good grief.

Thank you for your opinion. I think you are in the wrong forum.

I'm referring specifically to the posters who are overwrought and *personally hurt* that Hugh Jackman is now divorced and in another relationship. I mean, seriously?

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Anonymous wrote:Some of you take celebrities and their lives waaaaay too seriously. Good grief.

Thank you for your opinion. I think you are in the wrong forum.

Anonymous wrote:Some of you take celebrities and their lives waaaaay too seriously. Good grief.

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Anonymous wrote:When you spend a year pretending to be in love with someone for 8 performances a week, it has a mental effect.

And yet, so many actors manage to do it just fine.

Just as many don’t. Guy Pearce dumped his long time wife for his Game of Thrones costar and immediately had a baby with her. And the infamous Jolie-Pitt saga.

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Anonymous wrote:When you spend a year pretending to be in love with someone for 8 performances a week, it has a mental effect.

And yet, so many actors manage to do it just fine.

Just as many don’t. Guy Pearce dumped his long time wife for his Game of Thrones costar and immediately had a baby with her. And the infamous Jolie-Pitt saga.

Wait, what? Guy Pearce wasn't in Game of Thrones.

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Anonymous wrote:When you spend a year pretending to be in love with someone for 8 performances a week, it has a mental effect.

And yet, so many actors manage to do it just fine.

Just as many don’t. Guy Pearce dumped his long time wife for his Game of Thrones costar and immediately had a baby with her. And the infamous Jolie-Pitt saga.

It happens all the time. Ewan McGregor. Keri Russell. Eddie Cibrian. Tori Spelling.

Ewan McGregor broke my heart the most. I was such a fan of his and now I can't look at him or watch any of his work without thinking what an absolute dirtbag he is. The new wife too. We are Star Wars fans, which makes it harder.

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Anonymous wrote:Paul Newman is probably the handsomest man ever. Not gay. I really thought people were stupid here, and then I read the stupidest theory yet, that all good looking men must be gay. Are gay men piping in to make this point? I hope not. Please tell me you alol are doing something cooler than hanging out with a bunch of bitter busy bodies on this site. Other handsome straight men, Matthew Mc- oh why bother.

Wasn't Cary Grant the 'most handsome actor' of the 30s-50s and later revealed to be gay? It's hardly a leap to assume theatre boys are gay. Were you not in high school or college? Literally all of the theatre boys were gay.

NP. "Literally all"? As soon as someone starts using gigantic generalizations and assumptions, I know their opinion is nonsense. I know four professional actors who were hardcore "theater kids" in HS and drama majors in college, and none of them is gay. It's not some kind of requirement, PP. And those men aren't just outliers. You're stereotyping. People like you are one reason why straight boys often avoid pursuing theater and dance, even if they themselves have zero bias against LGBTQ+ people; they don't want to have to constantly be stereotyped--any more than the gay boys in those fields want to be stereotyped. They ALL just want to perform. Are there possibly higher proportions of gay men in certain performing arts? Sure, maybe, but that doesn't mean "literally all" men in those fields are therefore gay.

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Anonymous wrote:Wow so the chemistry they had on the music man was the real deal. That was really a fun show to see.

+1 Their chemistry was real.

Fun to watching married people flirt with a married co-worker?

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Anonymous wrote:Wow so the chemistry they had on the music man was the real deal. That was really a fun show to see.

+1 Their chemistry was real.

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Anonymous wrote:When you spend a year pretending to be in love with someone for 8 performances a week, it has a mental effect.

And yet, so many actors manage to do it just fine.

Just as many don’t. Guy Pearce dumped his long time wife for his Game of Thrones costar and immediately had a baby with her. And the infamous Jolie-Pitt saga.

It happens all the time. Ewan McGregor. Keri Russell. Eddie Cibrian. Tori Spelling.

Ewan McGregor broke my heart the most. I was such a fan of his and now I can't look at him or watch any of his work without thinking what an absolute dirtbag he is. The new wife too. We are Star Wars fans, which makes it harder.

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Anonymous wrote:Sutton has 2 failed marriages and a young child (adopted at birth with her STBXH.

Seems like Hugh is getting on the crazy train. She is tearing up, but who knows if she’s using him…or if she’s just the kind of gal who isn’t cut out for monogamy.

The rumors were always that Christian Borle cheated on her, so I'm not sure that's fair.

Gosh, I always thought that Borle was openly gay. Guess I was wrong.