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"Congrats Zachary Quinto for actually having the b-lls to come out," tweets one, while another opines that "I'll be even gladder when sexual orientation is no longer 'news.'"
Zachary Quinto is earning praise from fans for publicly acknowledging his homosexuality for the first time.
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Over the weekend, Quinto -- known for his roles in the TV series Heroes and the recent Star Trek reboot -- spoke about being gay in an interview with New York magazine as well as in a blog post on his website, saying he was motivated to do so after learning of the death of Jamey Rodemeyer, the gay teen who committed suicide last month after years of being bullied.
While many in the country, still dealing with the effects of the economic collapse, may not want to revisit the beginning of the downturn, the financial thriller, Margin Call, brings viewers back to when it all started.
Spanning a 24-hour time period in 2008, Margin Call follows the players in one investment firm as they deal with the first hours of the financial crisis, and realize the implications it will have on the rest of the country.
First-time director J.C. Chandor's film has plenty of star power, including Zachary Quinto, Kevin Spacey, Jeremy Irons, Paul Bettany, Demi Moore, Stanley Tucci and Penn Badgley.... READ MORE
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