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posted by [identity profile] ethrosdemon.livejournal.com at 05:18pm on 03/08/2010
Oh! Maybe I phrased that badly. I didn't mean "does he come across to you as a big nelly?" but more "did you think the actor/director/writer intended him to be this way?"

And the expectations of gender normativity and how that plays into stereotyping is a preoccupation of Mr. Hardy. Which is why this topic struck me as so interesting. I suppose I need to step away from his interviews going on about being feminine inside and so on.

Anyway, in light of the actor's views, I think the character is meant to be ambiguous. But I didn't read that while watching the movie.
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posted by [personal profile] poisontaster at 05:33pm on 03/08/2010
Mmm, yes. I'm picking up what you're laying down. Honestly? I think that Nolan and Co wanted EVERYTHING to be as ambiguous as possible. I think the entire linchpin of the movie is ambiguity, so I would personally see Eames' sexuality as part and parcel of that.
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