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Bryan Batt’s feelings on Liza Minnelli, Ian McKellen, dim lighting, & playing gay

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Sean Hayes turned “Just Jack” into our collective gay calling card on Will & Grace, actor Bryan Batt played the fabulously queer Darius (a dim-witted cast member in Cats) in the AIDS-era comedy Jeffrey.

The play premiered Off-Broadway in 1993 and was adapted into a feature film several years later, co-starring Steven Weber, Michael T.

Weiss, Patrick Stewart, and Nathan Lane as a member of the clergy (delivering one of our favorite lines of all time: “I’m a CATHOLIC priest.

Historically, that falls somewhere between chorus boy and florist.”)Batt has never shied away from LGBTQ+ visibility — professionally or personally.

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