Cult Times special #27, page 54: "Given his lingo and loud fashion sense, fans have speculated about the happy-go-lucky demon’s sexual orientation, but Hallett calls it, "Unimportant. Everyone on "Angel" has a significant other, but I don’t want one," he reveals. "I’ll tell you why, and I’ve never ever said this to anyone. I say no because if this part is truly inspired by me—and there really is a lot of me in the character as far as the social, sarcasm, drinking, knowing everyone at the bar—personally, I’m not interested in a relationship. I never want to get married or have kids. I have such a wonderful circle of friends. I feel I’m fortunate that way. I’m not sure how that sounds but I’m speaking from the heart. Lorne shouldn’t either because he holds his own and it’s cool to have that mystique. I’m not trying to be Ricky Martin but there is that curiosity."’ 1 Message |
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