Robert taylor gay

We all pretended to be straight."

Though Hudson wasn't overly "paranoid" about people discovering his secret gay romance, he reportedly became unnerved after a female admirer broke into his home and napped in his bed while the men were taking a road trip.

Taylor was married to actress Barbara Stanwyck from 1939 to 1951. Marvin Gaye." 

While mailboxes have stayed mum on the subject, Richard Pryor's widow claimed Brando did, in fact, have a sexual liaison with her late husband back in the day.

By September 1917, the Brughs had moved to Beatrice, Nebraska, where they remained for 16 years.[3] As a teenager, Taylor was a track and field star and played the cello in his high school orchestra. And then there's Diana McLellan's 2000 exposé. Edizione del Kindle. "Nobody in their right mind came out," Garlington told the magazine.

According to the documentary, Women He's Undressed, Grant used to shack up in "a Greenwich Village love nest" with Australian costume designer Orry-Kelly (via the New York Post).

Born Spangler Arlington Brugh on August 5, 1911, in Filley, Nebraska, Taylor was the only child of Ruth Adaline (née Stanhope) and Spangler Andrew Brugh, a farmer turned doctor.[1][2] During his early life, the family moved several times, living in Muskogee, Oklahoma; Kirksville, Missouri; and Fremont, Nebraska.

The words "US GIRLS ARE BETTER THAN [F****TS]" were scrawled in makeup pencil across the mirror. "George was never closeted. I hope she got them.

"It was very difficult," he said, "for people to have authentic lives." And Tyrnauer should know: His film profiled L.A. personality Scotty Bowers, who reportedly acted as a "confidante, friend, and pimp for Hollywood's closeted movie stars." 

The threat of exposure was real and ever-present for these entertainers. Yale University Press. Bowers claimed Tracy was one of several stars he "serviced" out of a gas station located on Hollywood Boulevard and North Van Ness Avenue, and he swore he slept with Tracy "on numerous occasions."

At the opening-night party for the documentary, Scotty and the Secret History of Hollywood, in August 2018, IndieWire reportedly asked Bowers a particularly pointed question: "So how gay was Spencer Tracy?" Bowers gamely replied, "He got drunk and thanked the man beside him in the morning for taking care of him."

To that end, there are rumors that Tracy and Kate Hepburn's alleged decades-long affair wasn't quite what it seemed.

SFGate cannily suggested that "gossip is where the real truth lies" in this arena, and there's plenty of gossip to spare. For years, rumors reportedly swirled that her unions to Robert Taylor and Frank Fay were so-called "lavender marriages" arranged by studio brass to conceal her secret.

Definitively name-checking these stars is impossible, as they were all in the closet throughout their careers.

McLellan suspects the alleged dalliance informed much of Garbo's life from that point onward, including her mystique, inscrutability, and "obsession with privacy."

While filming the 1925 silent film The Joyless Street, Dietrich — who McLellan claimed possessed a "compulsive appetite for the sexual seduction of other beautiful women" — reportedly bedded "the simple, sensitive nineteen-year-old Swede." Meanwhile, Garbo reportedly referred to lesbian love affairs as "exciting secrets." 

In 2005, The Guardian reported that private letters implied Garbo had lived the better part of her existence "in isolation and despair" and pining for actress Mimi Pollak, who she knew from drama school.

According to BuzzFeed, Barbara received "a letter" from the actress' attorneys three months before Hepburn's death in June 2003. Someone said that [Romero] was turned on by dropping his pants and having young boys throw orange slices at his a**." Of course, Gottfried's account has not been verified by literally anyone.