He loves fashion, wears high heel shoes and loves the girls "like sisters"...he sounded gay to me, is he gay in real life?...the real thief not the actor
shareOkay well, not all gay people are like that just to make it clear. But yes, the real life character is gay.
shareHe was gay, in the scene where him and Rebecca were going to rob that first guy's house (the guy that Marc knew), he mentioned he thought he was hot.
shareHe was, he just wasn't cliched flamboyant about it, the actor talks about it on the DVD.
"The battle for the soul is fought in the forum of art."
He was gay. But I actually loved the writers and actors choice to just make it an ATTRIBUTE of him and not his defining characteristic. So often films feel they should have a "gay" character so they make that define the character.
shareYes, the character of Marc (based on Nick Prugo) is gay in this film like his real life counterpart. Marc likes fashion and like wearing women's high heeled shoes and only treats the rest of the group like sisters. It's all a dead give-away. In many scenes in the film, you'll see that unlike most adolescent teenage boys, Marc doesn't get exited, aroused or uncomfortable around the rest of girls... even when they are changing clothes right in front of him.
In real life, Nick Prugo "came out" to his parents after his criminal conviction for the robberies.
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Possibly. He was really gentle.
I'm not going to stop the wheel. I'm going to break the wheel.
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