Was robert conrad gay

It was a dictum that was not verbally spoken, but generally thought by the studios. I knew actors that were gay. I went under contract with several at the very end. And they played heterosexual. Although Robert Conrad has refused on numerous occasions to being homosexual, rumors are constantly found on-line. Although Robert Conrad hasn't said to be gay, being a famous actor and homosexual is something understood as normal by the society.

Robert Conrad (born Conrad Robert Falk; March 1, – February 8, ) was an American film and television actor, singer, and stuntman. He is best known for his role in the – television series The Wild Wild West, playing the sophisticated Secret Service agent James T. West. Following their divorce, Robert chose to stay unmarried for six years.

He was once rumored to be gay, but he gracefully denied it. It was until he met his second wife, LaVelda Ione Fann. He fell in love with the young beauty, and they tied the knot in Conrad befriended up-and-coming actor Nick Adams during this period, and it was Adams who helped Conrad get his first Hollywood work in A few movie bit parts later, Conrad was signed for a comparative pittance by Warner Bros.

studios, and in was cast as detective Tom Lopaka on the weekly adventure series Hawaiian Eye. You can be gay and a supporter of gun rights just like a liberal can be anti-abortion. Let's stop the narrow-view of placing everyone into prism prisons so popular among talking heads. Yes, there are gay republican and anti-gay democratic who support support parts of their party's platforms while rejecting others.

I can be a gay republican and be anti- or a straight democratic and be anti-Biden. I've met both. Stop with the generalizing it is too easy and shows a lack of insight and thought. Also, why post anonymously? If you have something to say, then be honest and identify yourself and stop hiding in the shadows. You're responding to someone who commented in , so he might not be paying attention anymore.

Late to the party on this one but am watching a marathon of Battle of the Network Stars and, quite frankly, when he speaks he comes off as super, super gay. Now, some guys, when trying to sound polite like when speaking on the phone at their job , come off as effeminate. But he has a way about him that sets my gaydar off big time.

Yes, he is was decent-looking, but that isn't why. OMG, he was gorgeous, and his shirtless scenes with that muscular hairy chest made him one of my first gay crushes. He wore very tight pants, a jacket cut at the waist and a bubble butt like 2 ripe melons. Tell me this was not intentional. As I write this, today is his birthday 83! I always felt he swung both ways--because every time he appeared on screen, he gave off vibs that made my 'gaydar' go berserk!

But he is likeable, so that is a plus for him. He was hot as SHIT!!! His denial was "I am not gay," not "I am not bi," or "I never had sex with a man.

There seems to be a lot of reports of him and Nick Adams exploits, etc. At this point who cares? His everlasting reputation will be the amazing fantasies and JO sessions he inspired and continues in reruns for all of us. Bless him and that amazing butt and body! Word to your guardian. Bob died just a few months ago.

He was in his 80s.

Following their divorce, Robert chose

He had several kids, and two of them, Christian and Shane, starred with him in his short-lived series "High Mountain Rangers'. They were just as good-looking as he was, but their careers never went anywhere. Conrad was a beautiful young man- not just the face but that hot hot body- was he gay or bi- maybe- it's hard to believe he did not get plenty of attention from both sexes.

I must agree with the above comments about not pigeonholing people.