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About Gay Times magazine:
Buy A Gay Times magazine subscription to keep up to date with the latest news from Europe’s leading gay lifestyle magazine.
Founded in 1984, Gay Times magazine is one of the longest established gay magazines in the world.
Gay times magazine celebrates gay men's lifestyle and the latest current affairs from around the globe.
Gay times magazine is packed with the latest fashion trends, hottest styles on the street, exclusive interviews, literature, comment, contemporary music and arts.
Gay times magazine also features lifestyle advertisements and a large directory section, including ads for escort services, counselling services and phone lines.
Redesigned last year, Gay Times magazine has a fresh, bold look and renewed sense of excitement.
With a Gay Times magazine subscription, you will save up to 20% and also get the world's most definitive gay magazine delivered to your door each month.
GAY TIMES – CHRISTOPHER AND HIS KIND
Nearly eighty years since he left Germany’s capital, Christopher Isherwood’s Berlin life has been immortalised in a BBC movie.
We go behind the scenes on Christopher and His Kind to talk exclusively with leading men Matt Smith and Douglas Booth about the most important gay film you’ll see all year.
Douglas Booth on playing gay again so soon after the success of Worried About the Boy:
I had to pause for thought when I was offered the role, I had to think whether I wanted another gay character straight away. I believe that, well, what makes a character? Sexuality is such a tiny part of it. Boy George and Heinz, out of all the characters I’ve played, are probably the furthest apart. They’re totally different people.
Matt Smith on homosexuality in modern times, as opposed to the setting of the film:
It’s so present isn’t it? So many of my friends are gay and the gay community is so imbedded, particularly in London, in the consciousness. I can’t really imagine a city that doesn’t have a sort of gay district as it were because it feels just part of life. I love the gays, man. In our society it doesn’t feel that extreme really. It feels very natural to me, very normal. It’s one of those things. People are gay.
And on his co-star:
I’ve kissed lots of boys! Doug Booth… The beautiful Doug Booth! I can’t stop looking at him. Literally. It’s like “are you ALLOWED to be that handsome”? It’s insane!
The new issue of GT Magazine is on sale 8 September from all good newsagents, supermarkets and bookstores and also features Tom Ellis, Neil Bartlett and Helen Lederer.
Founded in 1984, Gay Times magazine is one of the longest established gay magazines in the world.
Gay times magazine celebrates gay men's lifestyle and the latest current affairs from around the globe.
Gay times magazine is packed with the latest fashion trends, hottest styles on the street, exclusive interviews, literature, comment, contemporary music and arts.
Gay times magazine also features lifestyle advertisements and a large directory section, including ads for escort services, counselling services and phone lines.
Redesigned last year, Gay Times magazine has a fresh, bold look and renewed sense of excitement.
With a Gay Times magazine subscription, you will save up to 20% and also get the world's most definitive gay magazine delivered to your door each month.
GAY TIMES – CHRISTOPHER AND HIS KIND
Nearly eighty years since he left Germany’s capital, Christopher Isherwood’s Berlin life has been immortalised in a BBC movie.
We go behind the scenes on Christopher and His Kind to talk exclusively with leading men Matt Smith and Douglas Booth about the most important gay film you’ll see all year.
Douglas Booth on playing gay again so soon after the success of Worried About the Boy:
I had to pause for thought when I was offered the role, I had to think whether I wanted another gay character straight away. I believe that, well, what makes a character? Sexuality is such a tiny part of it. Boy George and Heinz, out of all the characters I’ve played, are probably the furthest apart. They’re totally different people.
Matt Smith on homosexuality in modern times, as opposed to the setting of the film:
It’s so present isn’t it? So many of my friends are gay and the gay community is so imbedded, particularly in London, in the consciousness. I can’t really imagine a city that doesn’t have a sort of gay district as it were because it feels just part of life. I love the gays, man. In our society it doesn’t feel that extreme really. It feels very natural to me, very normal. It’s one of those things. People are gay.
And on his co-star:
I’ve kissed lots of boys! Doug Booth… The beautiful Doug Booth! I can’t stop looking at him. Literally. It’s like “are you ALLOWED to be that handsome”? It’s insane!
The new issue of GT Magazine is on sale 8 September from all good newsagents, supermarkets and bookstores and also features Tom Ellis, Neil Bartlett and Helen Lederer.
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