Showing posts with label birthday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label birthday. Show all posts
Tuesday, 19 January 2016
Monday, 19 January 2015
Happy Birthday, Luke
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Remembering Luke Macfarlane’s “Erection”
by snicks | January 19, 2015
It’s no secret we love Luke Macfarlane around here. The out Canadian actor gave us one half of TV’s all-time greatest gay couple, and he brings his warmth and … heat … to every role he takes, even when the role is thankless. (but his upcoming series with Aaron Ashmore gives us hope).
Today is his 35th birthday, and since we gave him a gallery last year, this time let’s take another look at his 2013 short film Erection. Here’s the synopsis:
Remembering Luke Macfarlane’s “Erection”
by snicks | January 19, 2015
It’s no secret we love Luke Macfarlane around here. The out Canadian actor gave us one half of TV’s all-time greatest gay couple, and he brings his warmth and … heat … to every role he takes, even when the role is thankless. (but his upcoming series with Aaron Ashmore gives us hope).
Today is his 35th birthday, and since we gave him a gallery last year, this time let’s take another look at his 2013 short film Erection. Here’s the synopsis:
Can Dean get an erection in time to save his relationship with his girlfriend?Happy birthday … to us all.
Sunday, 19 January 2014
Friday, 17 January 2014
The Backlot - Birthday Gallery: Luke Macfarlane Turns 34
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Birthday Gallery: Luke Macfarlane Turns 34
by snicks | January 17, 2014
How much do we miss Kevin & Scotty?
They had their ups and downs, and had to endure a lot of Walker drama/silliness, but the Brothers & Sisters pair was one of the greatest gay couples in TV history, and are sorely missed.
Of course, the reason for that success was the chemistry between Matthew Rhys and Luke Macfarlane. The out Canadian actor imbued Scotty with a sweetness and vulnerability that was touching and … fetching.
Since the end of Brothers & Sisters, Luke has kept busy, starring in the short film Erection, a couple of episodes of Smash, the lead role in the Canadian sitcom Satisfaction, and this year he’ll appear in the new series The Night Shift.
This weekend is his 34th birthday, so let’s take a look back at some highlights from one of our favorite out actors.
Birthday Gallery: Luke Macfarlane Turns 34
by snicks | January 17, 2014
How much do we miss Kevin & Scotty?
They had their ups and downs, and had to endure a lot of Walker drama/silliness, but the Brothers & Sisters pair was one of the greatest gay couples in TV history, and are sorely missed.
Of course, the reason for that success was the chemistry between Matthew Rhys and Luke Macfarlane. The out Canadian actor imbued Scotty with a sweetness and vulnerability that was touching and … fetching.
Since the end of Brothers & Sisters, Luke has kept busy, starring in the short film Erection, a couple of episodes of Smash, the lead role in the Canadian sitcom Satisfaction, and this year he’ll appear in the new series The Night Shift.
This weekend is his 34th birthday, so let’s take a look back at some highlights from one of our favorite out actors.
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Saturday, 19 January 2013
Happy Birthday to Luke Macfalane
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Happy Birthday to Luke Macfarlane!
By Greg Hernandez on Jan 19, 2013 1:33 pm
This most handsome, most talented actor turns 33 today.
While we miss seeing Luke Macfarlane each week as Scotty on ABC’s Brothers & Sisters, he’s not the type of actor who has to wait for the next TV series to come along. He has kept busy on stage including playing F. Scott Fitzgerald in The Jazz Age. Most recently, he appeared in The Normal Heart and Sam Bendrix at the Bon Soir.
Luke, who studied drama at Julliard, was previously best-known for his role as Pvt. Frank “Dim” Dumphy in the series Over There. The Canadian actor had never given any interviews about his personal life until discussing his sexuality for the first time in an interview with the Canadian newspaper The Globe and Mail in 2008.
I spoke with him a few weeks after that at an event and he said: “I decided to do that interview, I decided to answer those questions in an effort to make my life simpler and that’s going to contunue to be my motto. So, I’ll have to say, it hasn’t been that hot a light on me at all.”
Happy birthday to Luke!
Happy Birthday to Luke Macfarlane!
By Greg Hernandez on Jan 19, 2013 1:33 pm
While we miss seeing Luke Macfarlane each week as Scotty on ABC’s Brothers & Sisters, he’s not the type of actor who has to wait for the next TV series to come along. He has kept busy on stage including playing F. Scott Fitzgerald in The Jazz Age. Most recently, he appeared in The Normal Heart and Sam Bendrix at the Bon Soir.
Luke, who studied drama at Julliard, was previously best-known for his role as Pvt. Frank “Dim” Dumphy in the series Over There. The Canadian actor had never given any interviews about his personal life until discussing his sexuality for the first time in an interview with the Canadian newspaper The Globe and Mail in 2008.
I spoke with him a few weeks after that at an event and he said: “I decided to do that interview, I decided to answer those questions in an effort to make my life simpler and that’s going to contunue to be my motto. So, I’ll have to say, it hasn’t been that hot a light on me at all.”
Happy birthday to Luke!
Happy Birthday, Luke!!!!
You are one of the most talented actors. I miss seeing you as Scotty on Brothers & Sisters. You had a guest role on "Beauty and the Beast", but it was a quite short time. I want to see you on TV more.
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