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Brian A. Kinney is a fictional character from the American / Canadian Showtime television series Queer as Folk, a drama about the lives of a group of gay men and lesbians living in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. [1] The character was created by Ron Cowen and Daniel Lipman, who developed, wrote and executive-produced the series, and was ...
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- Throughout The Series
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Brian, throughout the series, "redefines promiscuity" and can usually be found in the back room of the popular gay club Babylon. Brian's biggest fear is losing his youth and beauty. His best friend, Michael, often tells him: "You will always be young, and you will always be beautiful. You're Brian Kinney, for fuck's sake!" Lindsay, a sister-like fi...
Brian is a tall Caucasian male, tan skin, brown hair and is naturally very handsome or "very good looking". When at work he sports a variety of business suits. Outside of work, Brian’s wardrobe excentuate his muscular physique to attract men. Ethan Goldand several other characters have commented on Brian’s beauty.
He is eccentric, promiscuous, vain and hedonistic, but ultimately fiercely loyal to his friends; especially Michael and Lindsey and ultimately Justin too. At first with Justin, he dismissed his romantic gestures after taking his virginity introducing how love life can be (or how cruel his world has been) as he “…believes in fucking and not love.” B...
In the pilot, he takes Justin home and takes his virginity. In the same episode, his son, Gus, is born to a lesbian couple - Lindsay and Melanie. Because of the simultaneousness of these two pivotal events, Brian often associates Gus with Justin, referring to both as "sonny boy." in the next episode, Brian rebuffs Justin to his dismay. Instead of going to Melanie and Lindsey's house for the Bris, Brian hooks up with Troywhom he later rebuffs. Michael calls him and explains what the bris is an...
During the second season, Brian helps Justin recover, both physically and emotionally. Through the process the bond grows thicker. After witnessing Justin's prom bashing, Brian is traumatized. No one - except Jennifer Taylor - knows that Brian stands secret vigil outside Justin's hospital room every night for weeks. Upon Justin's release from the hospital, Jennifer Taylorbars Brian from seeing Justin. Jennifer later asks him to 'take' her son, because Brian is the only one he trusts. Justin c...
During the third season, Brian's loneliness is evident from Justin's departure. Michael irritates Brian when he confronts him about how Justin ran off with Ethan, and Brian punches him out while at Melanie and Lindsay's house. Brian makes it up to him with a gift, a first saying it was His mother's heart, but is actually expensive meat. Michael refuses to speak to Justin even after Brian insists on them getting back together for a second issue for Rage. While at the diner, people at the diner...
Only several people can see right through Brian’s façade and see him for who he truly is: Debbie, Michael, Lindsey and later Justin. In turn, Brian shows a great deal of affection towards these individuals. When Debbie came to thank Brian for fighting against Stockwell’s homophobic campaign, he reminisced and conversed friendly rather than be sarca...
"No apologies, no regrets" -to the gang"I don't believe in love, i believe in fucking" - to Justin"Alway have, always will" -to Michael"Hey, the only faggots worth laughing at are the ones that don't tell the truth." -to Michael and the gang"Brian's admirers tend to see him as a larger than life icon. The scholar and critic Camille Paglia, reviewing the premiere episode on the website Salon.com, said she enjoyed the show "principally because of the glamorous performance by Gale Harold of cruel-as-ice Brian, who looks like Donatello's David all grown up." Brian has also been singled out...
He is portrayed by Gale Harold.He is approximately 5’10” in height.He is not religious, but it’s implied he gains some degree of faith towards the finale of the series.It implied he graduated college, however, it’s unknown if it’s just an undergraduate or graduate degree. He likely graduated with a concentration in business and marketing as he is an expert at adv...Brian Kinney ist eine fiktive homosexuelle Figur aus der amerikanisch-kanadischen TV-Serie Queer As Folk. Dargestellt wurde er ebenda vom Schauspieler Gale Harold, der durch diese Rolle internationale Berühmtheit erlangte. Für die deutsche Synchronisation von Queer As Folk lieh Karlo Hackenberger Harold seine Stimme.
Brian Kinney ist zu Beginn der Serie 29 Jahre alt und ein gut verdienender leitender Angestellter einer Werbeagentur. Sein Leben dreht sich fast ausschließlich um Sex, feste Beziehungen hat er zunächst keine. In der ersten Folge der Serie lernt er den minderjährigen Justin Taylor kennen und beginnt mit diesem eine turbulente Beziehung.
Brian Kinney ist eine der Hauptfiguren aus Queer as Folk. Er ist der Kindheitsfreund von Michael Novotny und Seelenverwandter von Justin Taylor in der Serie. Er wird vom Schauspieler Gale Harold porträtiert, Brian dient als Antiheld der Show. Im November 2007 wurde die Figur von AfterElens…
4. März 2022 · A tribute to the iconic character of Brian Kinney, the chameleon, the father, the lover, and the antihero of Queer as Folk. Learn about his honesty, his commitment, his confidence, and his love in this article.
20. Feb. 2024 · Find out what the original US Queer As Folk cast members have been doing since the Showtime series ended in 2005. Gale Harold, who played Brian Kinney, is one of the stars who has continued acting and producing.
