The actor Jack Falahee, from the series How To Get Away With Murder, was angered by the question from the gay magazine Out whether he, like his character, is also part of sexual diversity.
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Upset, the interpreter of Connor Walsh, a gay student and intern of Annalize Keating (Viola Davis), declared that answering the question would be reducing himself to a label.
"This seems reductive to me. This has no other purpose than to quench the thirst of curiosity. No matter what I answer, there will always be someone who will say: 'it's not true'", said the actor.
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After the statement, the Huffington Post also asked why the actor refused to answer, and he said: "I was basically trying to say that, to me, it's like asking an actor who plays an alcoholic what his relationship is with alcohol. I think people think actors should be like their characters, when at the end of the day, this is just my job and I'm an actor playing a role on a fictional television show."
In the series, the actor has relationships with several men in exchange for information about murder cases involving his teacher's clients.
