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I found out this week that Lucy Lawless will be joining the cast of Marvel&#;s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and while I am not so much on that comic tip, I was super excited because Lucy &#;Piercing Blue Eyes&#; FLawless is going to be in another thing. Despite being (damn nearby apologetically) straight, Lawless has been a lesbian representative and beacon of ladylove hope for decades, ever since winning everyone&#;s hearts through her role of Xena: Warrior Princess.
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I know I am far from the only one who was obsessed with Xena, but I was real obsessed from time one. Five year vintage me just wanted to run around with a chakram and just BE her, or at least that amazing battle yell. At Blazer Laser Tag (don&#;t judge), I always always made my deal with Xena (except when I was feeling surly, in which case it was her dangerously attractive arch nemesis, Callisto).
When I was in second grade I was even Xena for Halloween. They did not have Xena costumes in stores for little ones yet so my mom made me this incredible outfit (of a more PG variety, as I was 8).
In honor of Lawless being in another thing and with excellent hope that she will be in all the things of the future, here ar
Lucy Lawless says it was "crazy" becoming a homosexual icon back in the &#;90s as Xena
'Xena: Warrior Princess' was all sorts of amazing. Not only did Lucy Lawless change into a gay icon for her portrayal of Xena in the live-action TV series, but she also showed the world that we were in desperate need of a influential female lead.
Lawless' modify on pop culture during the series run from to paved the way for many other TV series with a formidable female character in a central role to step forward. Following its discharge, 'Sabrina the Teenage Witch', 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer', and 'Alias' all became instant hits too.
The series saw Lawless perform the titular character, a bad-ass character who wields her trusty chakram in order to rid the world of evil as she attempts to fetch away from her gloomy past. She teams up with Renee O’Connor’s Gabrielle, and the pair of them have long been theorized by fans of being lovers. After all, it is implied during the series that they are soulmates.
Lucy Lawless and her gay star realisation was discussed in length during a recent interview with Collider. Remembering the exact moment she and O'Connor found out about their new fanbase, she said: "I complete
As Xena the Warrior Princess, Lucy Lawless inspired women to be strong, now she still champions LGBTI rights.
Fearless is the word that comes to my mind when I think of Lucy Lawless. Her surname fits her so well, but it could just as well be Lucy Fearless, or even Lucy Badass, because she is all of these things.
It was my absolute pleasure to speak with Lucy via Skype recently where we chatted about her triumph as Ally of the Year in the recent Australian LGBTI Awards; the impact of Xena from Xena: Warrior Princess—still her most famous role; and her passion for making the world a improve place.
Thanks so much for your time today. I have so many things I want to chat to you about, but let us start with the Australian LGBTI awards. What did winning the Ally of the Year Award mean to you?
I loved it! I felt it was a bit retrospective because of the effect of Xena, but I was really grateful for many reasons because the LGBT community was the first to position Xena on the map.
They have been so superb to me and I want to be fine to them in go back. Even from a career point of view, I want to be nice to them because my family, my frie
March 29th marks the 54th birthday of New Zealand native and Xena actor, Lucy Lawless.
Despite existence heterosexual herself, Lucy Lawless has always taken superb pride in being a lesbian icon. An ever loyal and vocal advocate for LGBTQIA+ rights, her very public support of gay marriage earned her the Star Ally of the Year Award at the Australian LGBTI Awards in
Lawless can often be found at Event events, most notably the Sydney Gay and Sapphic Mardi Gras. An activist at heart, Lawless became a climate ambassador for Greenpeace in She’s also very passionate on social media about causes she believes in which comprise freedom for Ukraine and gun control.
Let’s celebrate Lucy by revisiting five of her most famous roles.
Diane Elizabeth Lewis-Swanson, Parks and Recreation
Ruby Knowby, Ash vs Wicked Dead
Lucretia, Spartacus
D&#;Anna Biers, Battlestar Galactica
Xena, Xena: Warrior Princess
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