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- 'TWILIGHT' STAR ASHLEY GREENE SAYS THAT NEWER FANS TELL HER THAT ALICE CULLEN 'WAS THEIR GAY AWAKENG'
- ASHLEY GREENE SAYS FANS TELL HER TWILIGHT'S ALICE WAS THEIR 'GAY AWAKENG': 'SO INCREDIBLE'
- TWILIGHT STAR RELLS REACTN TO FAN CALLG ALICE CULLEN THEIR GAY AWAKENG
- ‘BEWCHED’ AND BE GAY!
- THE STORY BEHD THE GAYT WEEK TV HISTORY
'TWILIGHT' STAR ASHLEY GREENE SAYS THAT NEWER FANS TELL HER THAT ALICE CULLEN 'WAS THEIR GAY AWAKENG'
Greene, who starred as a vampire five "Twilight" films, told Insir that recently, "a lot of people have said that Alice was their gay awakeng." * was alice gay *
Greene said that recently, "a lot of people have said that Alice was their gay awakeng. "I gus one thg that has changed is a lot of people have said that Alice was their gay awakeng, " she said, explag that she "didn't get that when the films first me out, " but "n fully regnize how and why now. And an terview wh Insir published Tuday, Greene said Alice served as "a gay awakeng" for Twilight viewers who beme fans years after the first movie premiered 2008.
ASHLEY GREENE SAYS FANS TELL HER TWILIGHT'S ALICE WAS THEIR 'GAY AWAKENG': 'SO INCREDIBLE'
* was alice gay *
"I gus one thg that has changed is a lot of people have said that Alice was their gay awakeng, " she said, tellg Insir she "didn't get that when the films first me out" but "n fully regnize how and why now. Actor Ashley Greene says that when she disvered her character the Twilight anchise served as a "gay awakeng" for many, she cried. Actor Ashley Greene says she was so touched that she cried when disverg that the character she played the Twilight anchise, Alice, served as a "gay awakeng" for many young fans.
TWILIGHT STAR RELLS REACTN TO FAN CALLG ALICE CULLEN THEIR GAY AWAKENG
Check out her statement on beg a gay awakeng for fans of Twilight below:. While Alice herself is not scripted explicly as gay, the fact that she served as a marker of inty-disvery for youth at the time enhanc the lastg legacy of the role.
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‘BEWCHED’ AND BE GAY!
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THE STORY BEHD THE GAYT WEEK TV HISTORY
But then the mid-episo twist: Jack’s gay.
Premiere week and the end of The Fay Hour isn’t the only reason that televisn went so gay that year.
Meanwhile, other forms of entertament were movg way out ahead of TV — 1975 was a big year for queer films, for gay topics on Broadway, and mic.