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But then, boom! Gere won raves for his performance in as a gay concentration camp prisoner in the searing Broadway drama Bent , which called on the actor to simulate masturbation on stage with another actor. Diane Keaton headlined the film adaptation of the controversial best-seller Looking For Mr. Goodbar , but many left the theater overwhelmed by Gere dancing in nothing but a jockstrap. Gere went back to his musical roots and showed everyone he still has the old razzle dazzle as Billy Flynn in the Oscar-winning best picture Chicago.

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Richard Gere: Heart-Breaker

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Then I see what I looked like eight months ago. You can see the absurdity of appearance. His countenance is a bit disarming, though no more so than Bent itself, the provocative Broadway play in which Gere is currently starring as a homosexual in Nazi Germany. Shorn of his wavy locks, Gere looks like a lobotomized teddy bear. His undulating hairline broadens his features, making his ears stick out like saucers.

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Richard Gere says he accepted the part of a high-paid hustler in the drama American Gigolo partly because of the gay subtext in the film. During an interview with Entertainment Weekly , the year-old actor reflects on some of his best-known films. Among then is the stylish thriller which made a superstar not only of Gere but also fashion designer Giorgio Armani, who supplied much of the clothing worn by the actor. Gere recalls how he decided to take the role with which he would become synonymous during the early s. I don't own a suit.

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