Somewhere in the Night
1946
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Dec 30, 2001 · And when he was living with character actor Anderson Lawler, Gary Cooper would doubtless have been shocked to have been referred to as “bi.”
May 3, 2022 · It was rumored that Cooper also had a romantic relationship with his male Devil and The Deep co-star Anderson Lawler. Lawler was said to be a “swisher,” a term used at the time to mean a flamboyant homosexual.
In 1928 Anderson Lawler started a relationship with Gary Cooper. In letters to his mother in Virginia, Lawler wrote of slipping away with Cooper to Catalina Island for the weekend, a break from the studio and Gary's volatile girlfriend, Lupe Velez.
Aside from his professional career, he was also popular with many Hollywood actors, including William Haines, George Cukor, Gary Cooper, and Katharine Hepburn. [5] Lawler produced the 1946 film Somewhere in the Night, which was directed by Joseph L. Mankiewicz and starred John Hodiak, Nancy Guild, and Lloyd Nolan.
Lawler was in love with Gary Cooper. In one scrapbook Lawler pasted pictures of Cooper carefully cut from fan magazines. Beside them is mounted every clipping mentioning the two of them together, along with every photograph and every telegram Gary ever sent him, all carefully pasted and preserved.
Jun 6, 2012 · To wit: angry over Cooper’s close friendship with Anderson Lawler, known, in the time’s parlance, as a “swisher,” or flamboyant homosexual, Velez supposedly “unzipped Cooper’s fly at a ...
Nov 8, 2001 · All he can say for sure is the obvious -- that Lawler and Cooper were good friends, and that Cooper had an androgynous quality that may have added to his appeal.
Not when you know that it was sent in 1929 to openly gay actor Anderson Lawler, and that "Gary" was none other than beautiful Hollywood newcomer Gary Cooper, Lawler's constant companion.
Apr 19, 2022 · During their relationship Cooper was said to have had an affair with Marlene Dietrich and some of Vélez's biographers have made claims that he had an affair with actor Anderson Lawler who was gay and shared a home with Cooper from 1929 to 1930.
Aug 8, 2012 · The film, which had tied up in rights issues, was one of the last for star Gary Cooper, who died two years after its premiere.
