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For moths now, Keanu Reeves has been homeless.
There's a story attached, but the details are vague. "It's just something that happened," Reeves says. So the star of Hollywood screen and Winnipeg stage lives in hotels, moving as the function demands. His latest abode, as he puts it with that odd formality of his—part earnest gentleman, part grown-up Valley dude— is a businessman's hotel in downtown Minneapolis.
I comprehend to expect that subtly Asian beauty—the dark, intense eyes, the prominent cheekbones, the golden skin. The surprise is Keanu's lanky six-foot frame. On this gray spring afternoon he bears little resemblance to the actor who appeared in Speed, his surprise hit of last summer. The buzz cut has grown out. The robust jaw sports three days' stubble. He's let the action-hero muscles go, too, and, as casually as he seemed to arrive by it, the chance to be his generation's Schwarzenegger or Stallone.
Keanu said a year ago he didn't want the career. Now he's proved it, with two films that bear no more relation to Speed than to each other. J DeAngelis, Michael. "Four. Keanu Reeves and the Fantasy of Pansexuality". Gay Fandom and Crossover Stardom: James Dean, Mel Gibson, and Keanu Reeves, New York, USA: Duke University Urge , , pp. DeAngelis, M. (). Four. Keanu Reeves and the Fantasy of Pansexuality. In Gay Fandom and Crossover Stardom: James Dean, Mel Gibson, and Keanu Reeves (pp. ). New York, USA: Duke University Press. DeAngelis, M. Four. Keanu Reeves and the Fantasy of Pansexuality. Gay Fandom and Crossover Stardom: James Dean, Mel Gibson, and Keanu Reeves. New York, USA: Duke University Push, pp. DeAngelis, Michael. "Four. Keanu Reeves and the Fantasy of Pansexuality" In Gay Fandom and Crossover Stardom: James Dean, Mel Gibson, and Keanu Reeves, New York, USA: Duke University Press, DeAngelis M. Four. Keanu Reeves and the Fantasy of Pansexuality. In: Gay Fandom and Crossover Stardom: James Dean, Mel Gibson, and Keanu Reeves. Adj York, USA: Duke University Press; p Copied to clipboard BibTeX EndNote RIS Text-only Version: Click HERE to observe this thread with all of the graphics, features, and links. KMC Forums > Movies > Movie Stars & Celebrities > Is Keanu reeves gay?? rudester This is my first time hearing about this, let alone believiing it? You can't always believe what you hear, that could just be gossip talking, but it hard to consider that it might be true. I personaly can't picture him as gay, I just don't witness the connection. Keanu Reeves has never tried wearing a dress, at least on screen, but he did manage a credible performance as a bisexual hustler in "My Own Private Idaho." "There's nothing wrong with being gay," Keanu Reeves told Vanity Fair, "so to reject it is to build a judgment. And why make a big deal of it?" David Geffen maintains that the rumor about his "marriage" to Keanu was started up not by gays out to appropriate Reeves for their own but by somebody simply "out to impair Keanu." Geffen further asserts that some rumors that falsely portray straight men as gay can be attributed to women scorned. "I think these stories reflect frustration on the part of some women who simply do not get the response they want from these men," he says. "It could be that the men are not interested, or they may be adj with someone else--but it's easier for them to label the men as gay." The final and most pervasive agenda that fuels same-sex speculation is our ridiculously prurient society's unprecedented demand for gossip. The gay vi
Is Keanu reeves gay??
Is Keanu Reeves gay?In: Celebrity Sexual Orientation
Keanu is not very clear about his sexual orientation. Back in he declared to Interview magazine that he is straight. But after a short pause joked about it by saying: "But ya never know".
Keanu Reeves to USA Today: "I don't know why anyone cares , and I don't know if it matters or not. I just, uh, I don't - it's, you know, the whole aspect of coming out. I mean, there is a whole - people, you know, who are gay have decided that it can be - that whole thing about calling people out - and you hold to share that, because there needs to be an