| His pal, Robert Wagner: ''I'll think of Tab in 'Damn Yankees' '' |
| Last Edit: WaymanWong 11:14 am EDT 07/10/18 |
| Posted by: WaymanWong 11:10 am EDT 07/10/18 |
| In reply to: re: His dinner theater career allowed him to survive. - Pokernight 08:54 am EDT 07/10/18 |
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Wagner, 88, one of Hunter's longtime pals and one of the last of their Hollywood era:
''I imagine that was a very difficult time for young men who were gay, and it certainly couldn’t have been easy for Tab. After all that he had to deal with, he had every right to become a bitter and resentful guy, and yet he didn’t — he was one of the most sunny and positive people I ever knew.
''When I think of Tab, I’ll think of him in movies like 'Damn Yankees!'; him and his wonderful partner, Allan Glaser, with whom he had a marvelous personal and professional relationship spanning decades; him and his beloved horses, which he rode until the very end; and how kind he was to me, Natalie, Jill and our daughters [whom he and Allan put in one of their films] and just about everyone he met.'' |
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Hollywood Reporter: Robert Wagner says Tab Hunter 'had every right to be bitter and resentful, and didn't' |
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