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August 26 2003

James Marsters praises Willow/Tara on-screen kiss. "It wasn't about being gay; it was just about being in love. It was beautiful." (Excerpt from his recent SFX interview).

Well said that man.

Simon | BtVS | 12:56 CET | 7 comments total | tags:

I agree with James Marsters the Willow/Tara relationship was so well done it would have seemed strange not to see them kissing like any other couple.

Linda | August 26, 18:17 CET

I'm not sure why Marsters felt it necessary to defend the kiss recently. That was almost two years ago now. Surely it's water under the bridge.

ZachsMind | August 26, 18:19 CET

Thanks to a couple of people on other boards/forums, I have found that this quote does indeed come from the SFX interview (I'll amend my post accordingly).

Simon | August 26, 18:23 CET

In the SFX article, he was comparing the Willow/Tara relationship to the Venetian Heat movie he's about to do, in which he plays a gay man. It sounds like old news in that Contact Music blurb, but it's relevant in the real interview.

lalaa | August 26, 18:26 CET

And now we are just waiting for that Angel/Spike kiss...

Hero | August 26, 23:39 CET

And now we are just waiting for that Angel/Spike kiss...

Hero | August 26, 23:39 CET

producers are assholes, they act like being gay is wrong.

buffysolace | August 27, 04:08 CET

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