Alan Cumming Spills On His 'Gayest Film' To Date: 'And That's Me Saying That!'
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The actor explained why movies like the 2003 flick "really help people understand queerness."
Alan Cumming revealed why he thinks “X2: X-Men United” is the “gayest film” he’s ever made.
“And that’s me saying that,” the actor, who starred as Kurt Wagner/Nightcrawler in the 2003 “X-Men” sequel, recently told Entertainment Weekly.
He continued, “It’s got a queer director, lots of queer actors in it. I love the fact that something so mainstream and so in the comic book world is so queer.”
Cumming, who is bisexual, added that films like the 2003 box office hit “really help people understand queerness.”
″[That’s] because you can address it in an artistic way, and everyone is less scared of the concept,” Cumming explained.
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