http://www.vulture.com/2016/06/noah-galvin-has-nothing-to-hide.html

 

 

 

Noah Apologizes 

Colton Haynes Responds

 

Edited June 10, 20169 yr by John

Who the f*** is Noah Galvin?

 

Ohh...the kid on Real O'Neals...I guess someday if he's ever famous like Haynes has become by actually appearing in several shows concurrently, maybe someone will give two chits...

Edited June 10, 20169 yr by slick jones
had no idea who Noah Galvin actually was...LOL

He's over 18 and under 50, so he may go unknown by certain parties.

The whole interview was an exercise in elitism and self-loathing. Everyone will make him a martyr to free speech because he hates Colton Haynes (and I'm not really a fan of Haynes myself after the blackface stuff, but what a faux-edgy, melodramatic queening out his comments about Haynes were), or because he and Vulture were stupid enough to say things about Bryan Singer that were obviously going to get the lawyers in almost immediately, and they will ignore the rest of his comments, which amounted to generic whining about how fake LA is and reminders that he is not like other gay men, because he "bros out" (unlike those gay men who don't remember to act straight enough around straight men) and he's not like those "fa**ots" who aren't openly gay enough for him to play tonsil hockey with in his dressing room.

Edited June 10, 20169 yr by DRW50

Ah, but he called himself a faggot too. And I don't think anything he said indicates he's some proudly masculine gay. He just says behaviors often shift in social settings, which they do.

 

I didn't see anything self-loathing about it. Just blunt, both about himself and the industry. He's clearly proud of who he is. In any event, my full comments are in my status update. Enjoy The Real O'Neals, everyone!

Edited June 10, 20169 yr by Vee

I've seen Haynes name in the press for years. I like the Real O'Neal's, but honestly never paid attention to the cast names.

Ah, but he called himself a faggot too. And I don't think anything he said indicates he's some proudly masculine gay. He just says behaviors often shift in social settings, which they do.

 

I didn't see anything self-loathing about it. Just blunt, both about himself and the industry. He's clearly proud of who he is. In any event, my full comments are in my status update. Enjoy The Real O'Neals, everyone!

To me the entire interview was about the wrong type of gay man and reminders that he isn't one. Add in the commentary about how he is around straight men and it ended up giving me that vibe. But it's not a big deal, and in the end he's going to become a big hero to a lot of people now, so my opinion doesn't really reflect much. I'm glad you enjoy his show, which is all that really counts in the end as we all need something to entertain us.

Why did he recant his statements about Bryan Singer?! I am so sick of the Hollywood machine protecting this pervert when there have been rumblings of him doing heinous things to young boys. It's like he's untouchable like Woody Allen. 

 

I actually was applauding Noah for calling him out, but I knew in due time someone would force him to recant the statement. Ugh!

Why did he recant his statements about Bryan Singer?! I am so sick of the Hollywood machine protecting this pervert when there have been rumblings of him doing heinous things to young boys. It's like he's untouchable like Woody Allen. 

 

I actually was applauding Noah for calling him out, but I knew in due time someone would force him to recant the statement. Ugh!

He and Vulture likely recanted them because it would be lawsuit city. I was surprised they were printed in the first place. 

Why did he recant his statements about Bryan Singer?! I am so sick of the Hollywood machine protecting this pervert when there have been rumblings of him doing heinous things to young boys. It's like he's untouchable like Woody Allen. 

 

I actually was applauding Noah for calling him out, but I knew in due time someone would force him to recant the statement. Ugh!

 

He and Vulture likely recanted them because it would be lawsuit city. I was surprised they were printed in the first place. 

True but I wish they'd seriously start digging into Singer's tawdry past already. It's been brought up numerous times over the years and haven't gone anywhere. It's clearly obvious that Hollywood has a plethora of sexual offenders that are being protected by the 'machine' and it's time it be addressed. I still hope that regardless of this being recanted, it leads to true victims coming out to speak on the matter. 

 

First it was Elijah Wood speaking out the pervertedness in Hollywood these past few weeks, then Corey Feldman, now Noah Galvin. Where there's smoke....

Unfortunately a lot of these comments seem to be done as a joke or are turned into something else (as happened with Elijah Wood's comments), which just ends up muddying the water even further. The stories about Singer have been around for ages, but this is the first time I've ever seen them treated in such a bizarrely lighthearted manner. It really should have been edited out of the article from the start.

The whole interview was an exercise in elitism and self-loathing. Everyone will make him a martyr to free speech because he hates Colton Haynes (and I'm not really a fan of Haynes myself after the blackface stuff, but what a faux-edgy, melodramatic queening out his comments about Haynes were), or because he and Vulture were stupid enough to say things about Bryan Singer that were obviously going to get the lawyers in almost immediately, and they will ignore the rest of his comments, which amounted to generic whining about how fake LA is and reminders that he is not like other gay men, because he "bros out" (unlike those gay men who don't remember to act straight enough around straight men) and he's not like those "fa**ots" who aren't openly gay enough for him to play tonsil hockey with in his dressing room.

Lol I nearly spit out of my coffee reading this Carl laughing! This exactly our community here have become so cynical, judgemental, and hateful out of spite trying to be a wanna be diva definitely needs to be more positivism.  

 This exactly our community here have become so cynical, judgemental, and hateful out of spite trying to be a wanna be diva definitely needs to be more positivism. 

Absolutely. I think the interview reads as someone trying too hard to be jaded.and blase'.

I feel like the story about the guest star flirting with him comes out of Tumblr's "that sh!t didn't really happen" playbook.

Oh no, that happened. There are stories about that unnamed kid going back a while.