Sebastian stan is gay

As he recalled in an interview with Backstage, out of the numerous roles he auditioned for during the three years following his college graduation, he was cast in a grand total of zero. However, he added, that attitude had evolved as he'd grown older. "It's part of the world that we're in now, it really is," Stan explained. Meanwhile, he also appeared in a string of films including "The Architect," "The Education of Charlie Banks," "Gone," and "Hot Tub Time Machine."

Impressive as they may have been, all those credits were just a warmup for what was to come when Stan was cast as Bucky Barnes, a.k.a.

Woodall, too, is no stranger to queer parts. The experience not only left him with exposure on a top-rated TV hit, but also a high-profile romance with co-star Leighton Meester. As he tells it, he became totally starstruck when he came face to face with Rick Springfield.

"Picnic" hasn't been Stan's only experience treading the boards on the Great White Way.

According to Broadway World, he previously appeared in a 2007 production of "Talk Radio." 

As Stan explained in an interview with GQ, the only thing that's been keeping him from appearing on Broadway more often is that he's so sought after for film and television projects.

"She's the most interesting, sophisticated, talented and an extremely funny person that I know. News). However, Stan wasn't always so enamored of social media. "Most of the people I admire as actors didn't make it until their mid-30s: the Mark Ruffalos, the John Hawkeses of the world," he said.

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Finally on the last day I think he did. "To some extent, they are always risking something and I just don't think it's easy and the weird part is what people don't see is they'll see a final product, which is an edited version of it but they won't necessarily connect where the stunt man came in to make that look pretty and awesome," he explained.

Their next stop? According to the review, Stan's "line readings exude a tortured adolescent innocence," which was apparently a good thing for his role as "handsome hobo" Hal Carter. "Sure, I would do it, why not? He wouldn't have looked at me."