Who was gay in mamma mia
Harry Bright
Harry Bright is an English banker and he is one of Sophie Sheridan’s possible fathers along with Sam Carmichael and Bill Austin, and is the ex-lover of Donna Sheridan-Carmichael. It is written in Donna’s diary on August 11 that Harry «turned up out of the blue.» His sweet and sympathetic nature results in Donna showing him the island and possibly the conception of Sophie Sheridan.
Personality
Harry is described by Donna as entity very «sweet» and «understanding.» He also considers himself quite a rebel in his younger days, sporting a leather jacket, a slick hair, participating in rocker culture, and expressing disinterest in his future in banking. In the participate, Harry attends the wedding seeking to be as spontaneous as he once was. Upon conclusion out he is a father, he embraces the role, even once it is revealed he is only one-third of Sophie’s father.
His eagerness to present Sophie emotional and financial support disclose his loving character, and he never blames Donna for keeping Sophie covert, suggesting he is also very forgiving. Finally, he admits to be in a gay relationship.
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Director: Phyllida Lloyd
Writer: Catherine Johnson
Cast: Amanda Seyfried, Stellan Skarsgård, Meryl Streep, Pierce Brosnan, Colin Firth, Julie Walters, Christine Baranski, Dominic Cooper
Overview
What happens when you take the songs of ABBA, mix in a plot light story and the acting talents of Meryl Streep? Why, Mamma Mia!of course, the cinematic equivalent of a sparkler, that is it burns bright once lit but the memory is unlikely to linger.
Synopsis
Sophia (Amanda Seyfried) is in the last preparations for her wedding to Sky (Dominic Cooper) but with one wrinkle. She does not grasp who her father is. So after snooping through her mother's diary, Sophia invites the three candidates, Harry Bright (Colin Firth), Bill Anderson (Stellan Skarsgård), and Sam Carmichael (Pierce Brosnan). However, since she did not tell anyone she was doing this, naturally, lots of hijinks ensue, all set to the tunes of ABBA.
The Queering
Musicals, much like the westerns, are a uncommon breed in modern cinema, but Mamia Mia!proves that there is good reason for them not to go extinct. Completely, lacking in substance (of course) Mamma Mia!still manages to provide a reasonably entertai
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