
"That the long-delayed and finally upon us I Love You Phillip Morris -- a very good, very, very gay film slated -- isn’t an aberration but one of McGregor’s more mainstream films testifies to his unusual oeuvre. Like many of McGregor’s choices, I Love You Phillip Morris is an uneasy film."
“I’m very keen that it’s a gay movie,” McGregor insists. “There was quite a lot of talk at Sundance that ‘Well, it’s not a gay movie. It’s a film about guys who happen to be gay.’ And I was thinking, it’s nothing but a gay movie. It’s about a gay couple, about a man’s sexuality, and he comes out. It’s not the point of the film, but let’s not pretend it’s not a gay film.”

“There were two alternatives,” explains McGregor. “There was the spit, and there was a really nice slow swallow, where I look at him [the character, Steven Russll, played by Jim Carrey] and just do a loud swallow. I really like that one, but I guess they went for the more obvious spit over the side.”
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