Dykonography 101: Angie
[Self-confirmed bisexual] Angelina Jolie is an actress, philanthropist, mom…and now she can add “favorite lesbian role” to her list of credentials.
The top gay women’s site, LesbiaNation, conducted a poll asking [lesbians] from all over the globe, who their favorite characters are in film. Jolie came out on top with her portrayal of ’70s supermodel Gia Carangi in the 1998 movie Gia. The role won her a Golden Globe and a Screen Actors Guild award and overall, the movie won 7 awards and 12 nominations.
-from Sassy Smith‘s post “Lesbians Love Angelina Jolie” on FameCrawler (original post)
Dykonography 101: Jodie
One of the most accomplished film actresses of her generation, Jodie Foster has been a glbtq icon for decades, though only recently has she obliquely acknowledged her lesbianism.
No other contemporary actress has generated as much interest in her personal life as Foster, an interest intensified by her steadfast refusal to discuss her private life in interviews. For years, with her lesbianism an open secret in the film industry, the gay press demanded—to no avail—that she come out publicly.
Foster’s tomboyish roles as a child and her strong female protagonist roles as an adult fueled speculation as to her sexuality, especially among her numerous lesbian fans.
-excerpted from Victoria Shannon‘s glbtq entry (read the rest)