I don't have any trouble buying NPH playing straight characters, although there are some actors for whom that issue crops up. Including Ty Burrell, who I'm fairly certain is straight and married in real life but couldn't sell me on the heterosexuality of any of his characters if his life depended on it.
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I can't see Sean Hayes playing a straight guy, but I'm willing to give it a shot. I mean, I've never seen him play a straight character, so I really don't have a frame of reference for it.
In a vacuum I'm sure he could do it in terms of portraying a believable character, but it would take a lobotomy to make me forget 8 years of shrieking gay minstrel show work on his part.
Did anyone else tune in last night to see the Betty White SNL? I can't remember when I last laughed that hard.
I haven't watched an entire episode of SNL in forever, so I can't say that it was the best episdode in years, but it was pretty damn funny. Much funnier than I remember SNL being.
I'm one-degree removed from Sean Hayes and I'm told jack is pretty much Sean. But just because he played himself on TV doesn't mean he can't play straight in the theatre.
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Ahhh, man! Emmett and I were just lamenting that we didn't save them on the Tivo. Tactical error.
Coming in late to say we also saw the Betty White SNL. Frequently amusing, but the writers ran out of ideas pretty quickly. (Four MacGruber bits? I mean, really....)
That's probably more to do with the upcoming movie. But yeah.
I could have seen one or two bits tied to the movie, but every commercial break was a bit much.