Was there ever really a doubt about him? Puh-leeze.
Why do any of us need to know that? Why?
In other news...who the hell cares?
No longer afraid to be gay...
Hell, if anything he should be afraid of outing himself as not being a homosexual in today’s world.
And we are wasting valuable bandwidth on this, why?
Reverend Purdy is Gay? Didn’t Johnnie see this coming?
That wasn’t hard to figure out and do we really need to know this?
I’m happy that he’s finally happy.
Grody...
Wow, a gay actor. Who could have expected such a thing? Next you’re going to tell me that the guy who cuts my wife’s hair is gay.
Who?
So that’s why Winchester was the only guy never to hit on Hot Lips.
Plus, he used to always have the Boston Globe sent over to him...it all makes sense now.
The MASH episode, the one where they all have the horrific dreams: Hot Lips in her wedding gown on the bed w/ her betrothed with the bleeding soldier, Father M. with the bleeding soldier on the cross, Hawkeye falling asleep during class, having his arms pulled out and not being able to operate, etc.
Anyway, when Charles was the magician, remember that one? I think of Obambi, hoping to wave a wand and light the sparklers, making all the bad things go away.
Charles Winchester the 3rd is gay? Whewouldathunkit.. (sarc/)
“I am [gay]. Very proud to be so.”
Yes, so “very proud” that he waits until age 66 to tell us
Played French horn in the orchestra at Julliard, which is rather more amusing considering an episode of "M*A*S*H" (1972) where he bothers Hawkeye and B.J. with persistent bad horn playing.
On "M*A*S*H" (1972), he played an Harvard alum and in real life, Stiers taught theater games at Harvard.
Didn't learn to drive until 1975, when in an episode of Kojak - "Money Back Guarantee" the role called for him to be seen driving.
Provided the voice of Cogsworth the clock in Disney's Beauty and the Beast (1991). His advice to the Beast on what to give Belle, "Flowers, chocolates, promises you don't intend to keep..." was his own creation.
During his studies, Stiers was mentored by accomplished theater actor John Houseman and would later join his City Center Acting Company.
Has conducted 70 orchestras in over 100 appearances. He is resident conductor of the Newport Symphony Orchestra in Newport, Oregon.
Some of the "M*A*S*H" (1972) actors jokingly had his dressing room painted orange and purple while Stiers was off for Thanksgiving break.
Was a high school classmate of Chicago Sun-Times film critic Roger Ebert.
And some maybe more questionable:
Has a son from a relationship in the 1960s.
I’m shocked, SHOCKED! (sarc on)