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Kathleen Turner reflects on playing genderqueer woman on 'Friends': 'It never crossed my mind'
Hindsight is 20/20, and for Kathleen Turner, she now sees her stint on an iconic television series a petite differently.
In , the Oscar-nominated actress landed a guest role on the sitcom “Friends,” playing the role of Chandler Bing’s father Charles Bing, who also had a drag queen persona named Helena. Despite being referred to as Chandler’s father throughout the series, Charles was always presented as a woman, which has drawn scrutiny over the years of the character’s transgender identity.
Turner, who previously told Gay Times the character was pitched to her as “the first woman playing a man playing a woman,” reflected on the appropriateness of her taking on the LGBTQ role in an interview with The Guardian published Monday.
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Kathleen Turner reveals why a relationship with her Romancing The Stone co-star Michael Douglas would never have worked despite their infamously blistering chemistry
Kathleen Turner has admitted that there was no chance that a intimacy between her and Michael Douglas could ever work out.
The actress, who starred alongside Douglas in the blockbuster Romancing The Stone, says that the actor may hold seen her as competition.
'Look, I adore the man, but he is old-fashioned' the year-old tells this week's issue of Stellar Magazine.
'I give [his wife] Catherine [Zeta-Jones, his wife] all the credit in the world. She has done a wonderful job with him' Kathleen added.
'First of all he would never, ever include supported having another star, at that point, in his life. And that would never include worked' she went on.
Kathleen Turner (pictured) has admitted that there was no chance that a romance between her and Michael Douglas could ever serve out
The actress, who starred alongside Douglas in the blockbuster Romancing The Stone, says that the actor may acquire seen her as competitio
What the hell has happened to Kathleen Turner?
Ironic that I read this send yesterday and while perusing a book store, came across her book (image below). She is uncover, honest, funny, friendly, quirky, and someone you could have a bottle of wine with and not even want to interrupt her to speak. I like a passage of the interviewer telling her of a woman who called her "my hero" for how she got through the trauma of RA. I can't keep in mind the exact phrase she used, but it was obvious that Kathleen was touched to the indicate of realizing that she has really made an impact on somebody's experience as a human creature. I saw her on Broadway in "The Graduate" and "Virginia Woolf", and hope to see her again. There is a beauty in her that defies age, and I don't care about her reputation as being complicated. She put quality and passion into her perform, knows that she has passed the icon stage, but can now relocate onto character actor function which she states she loves.
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UPDATE: Interview With Director Anne Renton
In this exclusive audio interview Emmy Winner Charlotte Robinson host of OUTTAKE VOICES&#; talks with the fabulous Kathleen Turner about her starring role in THE PERFECT FAMILY directed by Anne Renton, the new comedy/drama that opened the Provincetown International Production Festival. In this family themed film Turner plays a devout Catholic and New Jersey suburban mom who is confronted by her religious beliefs. She learns she&#;s a candidate for &#;Catholic Woman of the Year.&#; This is where it gets intriguing. The church must interview her family in command to make their ruling. Her daughter played by Emily Deschanel (from the hit Fox TV Series Bones) plays her queer woman daughter who&#;s about to marry her partner but Mom is in denial that the relationship even exists. Her son played by Jason Ritter wants to get a divorce and Michael McGrady portrays her recovering alcoholic husband who has just had about enough of all the deceptions. The stellar cast also includes a rare performance by Richard Chamberlain as Monsignor Murphy. This fi