Hunter On Awakening, Weed Heads
Hunky actor Hunter Parrish has been hard at work rehearsing for his new gig in Broadway’s Spring Awakening, the Duncan Sheik scored adaption of Frank Wedekind 1891 play.
Of course, the Weeds actor hasn’t been too busy to embrace his local publications, like New York, with whom Parrish recently chatted about reclaiming his beloved stage, awkward sex scenes and the tribulations of being on a show about drugs:
I was in L.A. like five months ago and someone yelled from across the way, “Hey, where the weed at?!†…The number one question I’m asked is, “So do you guys smoke real weed?†And I’m always like, “Really?!†We live in L.A., but it’s not like we have medical marijuana cards.
Yeah, but you could at least have a drug dealer. And people say celebrities are glamorous. As if!
Will you PLEASE stop calling that amorphous lardball “hunky”?
Hells kitchen guy
Will you PLEASE acknowledge that there are more definitions of “hunky” than your single view?
I’m not hearing a “no” on the real weed question.
(Lardball? I guess HKG finds the physique of Somali famine victims ‘hunky’)
He does look a bit of a hefty doughboy—not that there’s anything wrong with that. But I don’t think his physique merits “hunky.”
I think he’s the very definition of “hunky.”
Imagine that! Different people like different things!
According to my dictionary, the definition for hunky is “Exhibiting strong, masculine beauty.” Um, in this case, nope. Cute though.
Geode
Beauty, even mascualine beauty, is in the eye of the beer holder!