Hollywood actor, the star of the "Theory of the Big Bang" and Outdoor Gay Jim Parsons told, whether only actors - gays to portray characters of non-traditional sexual orientation on the screens. The artist expressed his point of view in a conversation with Los Angeles Times.
According to Parsons, the ultimate goal of such discussions should be that each artist can get any role regardless of its orientation, skin color or race.
"I think that the struggle seems to be not that only gays play the role of gays, but that all the roles are open to all actors," says Jim.
He also noted that there are many active actors who perfectly depicted characters of unconventional sexual orientation.
"I think that Gorbai Mountain is one of the most touching gay films and love stories that I have ever seen, and these two actors were the best choice for these roles," Parsons is sure.
Jim Parsons became most famous for Sheldon Cooper in the comedy TV series "Theory of the Big Explosion", as well as on roles in Broadway productions. One of his recent works, the drama "Guys in the group," tells about the Gay Friends Party, at the end of which old secrets begin to emerge, capable of putting their relationship.