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Saturday, April 19, 2008

TV: Brothers and Sisters Star Luke McFarlane Comes Out

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Luke McFarlane plays a gay man in a serious relationship on ABC’s “Brothers and Sisters.” The 28 year-old Canadian actor has become comfortable with his character, so much so, that’s he’s felt confident to come out about his sexuality. His character on the show, Scotty Wandell, is headed to the altar with his mate, Kevin Walker, for the season finale, which airs May 11.

The show is one of the few to confront gay marriage and McFarlane is looking forward to it, because in real life, he hopes to get married one day. And the series has made him so proud that he has come out about his sexual orientation.

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Posted on Saturday, April 19, 2008 at 02:04 PM in Television |

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