Panther1bdcat said:

I just read the article. The Greeks have every right to be upset. Stone is making reference that are not truly founded or documented in Greek history. All they ask that references are fictional not based on facts.
I myself really don't care what was Alexander sexuality and he did with his sex life. He is dead. His sexuality died with him. It should stay that way.

fromautumntoashes said:

i take that in offense, i myself am greek, and that is a harmful stereotype....lol...im jk, im not greek, but if i was id be mad at u

marlon0626 said:

fromautumntoashes said:

i take that in offense, i myself am greek, and that is a harmful stereotype....lol...im jk, im not greek, but if i was id be mad at u

youd be mad at who?

pimpjoe_esb said:

I don't know if it's true or not, but I just read the news story, Kit-Kat submitted. Wow. Greek lawyers are sueing becasue of that? For suggesting Alexander the Great was bisexual?

I guess Greek people are homo-phobics or something.

Why would you want to sure for that?Unless they only want money.

Well, jsut read for yourselfs, so you'll understand. Read
here!

Nick_Duran said:

Stone changed some sh!t in Troy, but I didn't complain, so I'm not really going to complain on this movie either.

JHBLADER05 said:

its actually rumored that Alexander and Hephestian were lovers, but to this day no one knows. Oliver Stone obviously believes Alexander and Hephestian were lovers so he is adding this element into his film.

bmw_666 said:

why do you hate him

Vanya_Elda said:

JHBLADER05 said:

its actually rumored that Alexander and Hephestian were lovers, but to this day no one knows. Oliver Stone obviously believes Alexander and Hephestian were lovers so he is adding this element into his film.

Actually, it's pretty well accepted that Alexander and Hephestian were male lovers. The thought seems to be so taboo these days, but back in the times of the Greek and Roman empires it was quite common.