Gay playing

Stanley Tucci has survived the icy death stare of Meryl Streep's Miranda Priestly and told Cher to her meet that she looks like a queenly queen. Aside from starring as the queer second-in-command next to those homosexual icons in "The Devil Wear Prada" and "Burlesque," the year-old actor also donned a poofy wig in "Little Chaos" as the king's gay brother. 

The chameleonic actor is at it yet again with his latest gay role — Tusker in "Supernova," a moving portrait of a couple in crisis written and directed by Harry Macqueen. Here, he portrays a man suffering from early-onset dementia alongside Colin Firth's Sam, his significant other of 20 years. 

Aboard their old RV, the couple brain out on a road trip across the mountainous region of England's Lake District to stop by people and places that are unique to them, their love tested as Tusker's memory continues to deteriorate.

During a recent call, Tucci talked about organism a straight male who's been playing gay since , his wife discovery out that the internet thinks he's gay, and how he can't assume so many people actually tell him they love "