If you watched a comedy American series called "Dead on Demand", then you probably know the merry fellow Ned with an incredible talent to resurrect dead people. It was played by actor Lee Pace. However, his filmography has many other impressive roles. One of the most unusual and most successful projects of the actor was the film "Soldier's Girl". In it, Lee Pace acted as a transsexual . It is worth noting that with this role he coped simply superbly. You could also see Pace in the movie "Outland" and in the "Hobbit", where he was especially harmonious in the guise of the ancient Elf Thranduil.
Lee Pace - the personal life and orientation of the actor
Lee Pace has always been an interesting character, and his personal life is an exciting topic for fans and journalists. However, you can not find on the network a photo where Lee Pace and his girlfriend drink coffee in a small cafe or kiss on the beach. Although the actor's career started back in 1999 and is still thriving, he successfully hides his personal life.
It is well known that Lee was interested in theatrical art from a young age, so at the age of eighteen he went to study at Juilliard School. Since the guy's father worked in Saudi Arabia for an oil producing company, the entire Pace family lived in this country for several years. It's interesting that the future Hollywood star tried his hand at acting as far back as the school years, thanks to the staging of the Houston theater. Even then he realized that this is exactly what he wants to do in the future.
There are rumors that Lee Pace is gay, but the actor did not make public statements about it. However, his friend on the set of the film "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" Ian McKellen, who played the magician Gandalf, to some extent "helped" Pace with this. It happened after the premiere of the legendary film. McKellen is considered one of the first open gays in Hollywood. When the journalist asked the actor about the difficulties faced by homosexuals working in film, Ian listed many men with non-standard orientation from the cast of the Hobbit. The name of Lee Pace was also mentioned in the list.
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Although recently the attitude of society towards homosexuals has become much more loyal than before, Lee Pace does not want his orientation to be the property of strangers. And he has all the rights to it.
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