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“I lost all those sex tapes, the ones of me giving head when I was young. That was supposed to be my meal ticket."
-Stephen Moyer in Rolling Stone (9-2-10)

"There's just constant banter on set. The two of them find each other, go to a corner, and just... banter! "
-Anthony Head on Bradley and Colin (Total Sci-Fi Online 12-9-09)

"And yesterday, Colin was practically asleep, we got into London about 7 in the morning and we were talking to somebody and I said a joke. The person I was talking to didn’t laugh, but Colin woke up and went HAHAHA. And, it just-it’s just kind of, you know, I find myself knowing, I don’t know, picking on this strange wave length we have going."
-Bradley James in blogs.menmedia.co.uk/ianwylie (9-18-09)

"I'll be strolling around the set naked - because one of the scripts has Arthur taking a bath. Should be fun. Who for, I don't know."
-Bradley James in Total TVguide (9-19-09)

"And the boiling point is the entirety of episode 11, which I have been known to (lovingly) refer to as “the gayest gay thing I have ever seen on television.” And yes, I’ve seen Torchwood."
-Madeleine Mitchell on Merlin in thetorchonline.com (7-20-09)

"Newcomer Colin Morgan lends a decidedly offbeat presence to the title role, his spats with Bradley James as a boy racer Prince Arthur forever hovering on the edge of homoeroticism At times its felt like Brokeback Mountain with jousting sticks."
-Metro (UK 12-15-08)

"Also, we've auditioned a very handsome Goth-type Jethro. Those eyes! His name is Colin Morgan." More importantly, Colin Morgan is beautiful. You meet him in real life and think, yeah, nice, sweet. But he's one of those lucky bastards that the camera absolutely loves. All cheekbones and black hair and mmm! He's a seriously excellent actor too. Every line, he makes a really interesting choice."
-Russel T. Davies (Doctor Who: The Writer's Tale)

"JB: There’s a lot of John Barrowman in Captain Jack.
GDL: There’s a lot of Ianto in there as well."
-John Barrowman & Gareth David-Lloyd (ComicCon 7-24-08)

"I'm a shit person and no one likes me. I'm an absolute cunt."
-Keira Knightley in The Guardian (8-30-08)

"I don't want to be an idiot, and that's always a distinct possibility."
-Rob Pattinson in myparkmag.co.uk (12-29-08)

“We suck cock, get over it, so does everyone else!”
-John Barrowman in PinkPaper (1-11-07)

"I’m such a gay man trying to get out."
-Victoria Beckham in Elle (1-08)

"I try to stay clear away from the Internet, but you find yourself reading fan fiction and it takes up a lot of time. Yeah, absolutely. That’s definitely one of the biggest questions for fans as far as Janto. Everyone’s for Jack and Ianto to get together."
-Gareth David Lloyd in AfterElton.com (2-26-08)

"In one of the early episodes of the second series, Ianto has a meltdown in the Hub one night, for reasons far too complicated to go into here, but if you've seen it, you'll know. I have to admit it's one of my favourite episodes to date. Anyway, while Jack comforts Ianto, he shifts from innocent consolation to a full-on, passionate embrace and kiss. Gareth and I assumed 'the position' and went for it. The episode's director never called 'cut'. By the time Gareth and I were hitting the two-minute mark, my lips were getting numb and Gareth was getting twitchy. 'You fuckers!" we both yelled in unison, when we finally realized what was going on and pulled apart."
-John Barrowman in Anything Goes

"Money can buy you a lot of nice things and make your life a lot easier."
-John Barrowman in thestar.blogs.com (6-16-08)

"I'm such a walking contradiction."
-Evangeline Lilly in InStyle (10-05)

"I think that all people are contradictory in their behavior and in their presentation of their personality."
-Viggo Mortensen in delawareonline.com (12-07)

“I love New York. I’m a city boy, for sure.”
-Orlando Bloom in Gotham Magazine (5-07)

"I already feel like an idiot most of the time anyway."
-Bridget Jones

"Viggo was the perfect guy to play Aragorn. He’s the perfect actor, if I can be as bold to say that. In fact, I think he’s pretty much the man."
-Orlando Bloom in Empire Magazine (1-05)

"Orlando: Obviously it was just a rib, and I went and had it checked out and I was on set the next day...it was just part of the job.
Viggo: They can be fragile, particularly the Mirkwood variety.
Orlando: That's so funny...
Viggo: It was all about sucking it up, giving it your best shot, and he certainly did, he certainly did."

-Orlando & Viggo (TTT Cast Interviews)

"Aragorn is more the arse of the movie. Really, really tight arse in his leather trousers... Yeah, I've slapped it. Slapped it hard. And I heard him squeal like a baby."
-Billy Boyd in SFX magazine (12-04)

"I already loved Orlando like a little brother before we started shooting. We did spend five months together in Morocco during "Black Hawk Down". And you have to take care of Orlando. He doesn't even know how to make coffee. (Starts imitating Orlando's voice) Do you want coffee, Eric? How is it done again? Do you put the coffee in the water? Or in the filter? Can you make the coffee, Eric?"
-Eric Bana

"One of the reasons I became an actor was that I'd heard you could meet queers in the British theatre. And it's true. Thank goodness."
-Sir Ian McKellen (6-04)

"Did you know that Billy Boyd and Dominic Monaghan were homosexual lovers for most the filming? Apparently, at a millenium party, they "discovered" each other. The noise was, allegedly, horrendous. They do spend rather a lot of screen time missing each other and emoting. Good luck to them, I say."
-Bernard Hill

"Orlando Bloom, who makes his feature film debut as the elf Legolas, was a victim of an all-out assault. "They broke into his hotel room in the middle of the night," Monaghan chuckled. "They carried him downstairs. Billy and I sat on Orlando's knees and Sean Bean pulled his arms back. Viggo pulled up Orlando's shirt and slapped the hell out of his belly. "He was nearly crying, the poor baby." Bloom interjected: "It's all very affectionate. We were all in it together. "If we got bored, tired or grumpy somebody would slap you around the head and say "get a grip'."

"I had sex on the hood of my Jag. I have this Jaguar XJ-S in London. It was brand-new, and I had sex on the top of it. I took it in two days later to get polished. The guy who was polishing it said to me afterwards, 'You obviously had a good time on top of this.' I said, Why? He said, 'Because there were handprints, cheek marks, all over the car."
-John Barrowman in Vanity Fair (11-05)

"I was asked in a Playbill interview for America about dating, and I said I’d been with my partner for 13 years,and I kid you not, the guy’s jaw dropped. I thought to myself, ”What have I just done?” Not in the sense of like, oops I’ve made a mistake but I thought why is he reacting like this? He said, “Do you realise what you just said?” and I said, ”Yes.”, and he said, “Did you want to say it?”, and I said, “Well I just said it”, and he said, “Why’d you say it?”, and I said, “Because it’s a truth, it’s a fact.” I thought to myself, I’m in my thirties and I live with another man, I have two dogs that are groomed better than some people,my house is minimalist, and I’m in musical theatre… what other clues do you want?"
-John Barrowman in outnorthwest.com (4-06)

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