Kate Winslet openly talks about stigma in Hollywood, which has become an obstacle to actors with unconventional orientation.
In a recent interview with The Sunday Times, the actress noted that he knew the actors who were afraid of making Caming-Out for her career.
"I can not say how much I know for sure. These are also known, and beginner actors who are afraid that they will find out about their orientation and it will prevent them from getting roles. I can remember at least four such actors. They are afraid of their sexuality, it is sad. They are afraid that the public learns about it, and they say: "I don't want someone to find out." One of them, quite famous, recently said the American agent: "I understand that you are bisexual. But it is better not to tell about it, "the Winslet shared.
Especially, Kate says, these problems concern men with unconventional orientation. "This is sad news. Hollywood It's time to finish with this obsolete Chushye: "Can he play a hetero-man if he gay?". You will not believe, but this problem is widespread very wide. As a result, the actors decide not to admit: some of the considerations of privacy, and someone because of conditionality and shame, "said Winslet.
Kate began to speak more often in support of the LGBT community after the role in the "Ammonite" film, where she played a romantic relationship with a woman. Previously, the actress admitted that after the filming of intimate scenes with a colleague, a woman realized that all this time was "objectified".
"[With a woman] I felt absolute equality and security. We have not been objectified at all. But because of this, I realized that I was objectified before, although I didn't know about it, "the actress said.