Anna kendrick is gay

Anna Kendrick says she's more like her co-star Blake Lively's character, who Kendrick describes as "very comfortable with the fluid aspects of her sexuality," in their upcoming movie A Simple. The American actress and singer has opened up on life as a gay icon and what it really means to have a girl crush on Blake Lively.

Anna Kendrick Identifies as: LGBTQ+ Known for: Twilight, Pitch Perfect, A Simple Favour There has long been speculation when it comes to Anna Kendrick. Many have called out the actress for queerbaiting while others have argued that celebrities do not have to publicly label themselves. Anna Kendrick has opened up about her “fluid sexuality ” for the first time revealing that she has “never had that emotional love for a lady, which isn’t saying it could never happen”.

In a. Kendrick has many close friends who are gay and recalls her time living in West Hollywood, where she became somewhat of a “mini-celebrity” thanks to her role in Camp—a cult classic beloved by queer audiences. Target mom versus Met Gala mom.

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Aspirational versus extra. It's regular mom-meets-mom business, a modern mom-com — until Emily Blake Lively goes missing. Emily's sudden disappearance prompts Stephanie Kendrick to mount an investigation by employing her keen Nancy Drew smarts and posting distressed clips of herself on her dorky craft vlog. Friendship-bracelet tutorials are just gonna have to wait.

A bit camp? A bit queer? And naturally so, as Kendrick's year career is steeped in queerness: at age 17, she cut her acting teeth on "Camp," the teen musical-comedy directed by out filmmaker Todd Graff; as Beca, she brought covert aca-gayness to the three-part "Pitch Perfect" franchise; and in , the year-old Oscar-nominated actress slipped into Cinderella's glass slippers for Stephen Sondheim's "Into the Woods.

Here, the longtime ally talks about attempting to allow the lesbian love to bloom between queer-coded "Pitch Perfect" leads Beca and Chloe Brittany Snow , what irks her about self-congratulatory reactions to celebs coming out and, when it comes to her own sexuality, being open like Emily. A car sing-along, a little camp, some martinis and a mom makeout sesh: Anna, you sure know what the gay community wants at this point in your career, don't you?

Laughs Oh my gosh! I wasn't thinking of it in that way, but yeah, it is kind of camp. It takes itself a little seriously, but we're always winking or having fun. It's bright and colorful, and there's an unabashed campiness to it — even though the stakes are very real in places. To be honest, when I was going in, there was just so much to play with. I remember having one of those conversations with Blake where we both felt like, "Are we high right now?

Are we having a stoner conversation? It was so much fun as actors to have that, and I know that sounds really stoner-y and existential and dumb. But the world Paul created had so much possibility, and so I wasn't really thinking about one group. I was barely getting my brain around what the movie was in the first place! But I think Stephanie is very much an underdog and she's finding her place in the world.

I feel like that's something that queer people can relate to at one point in their lives or another. What was it like coming to set for the first time and seeing the giant painting of Blake-as-Emily's vagina front and center in Emily's front room? OK, this is actually really interesting: So that painting — fun fact — was never once on set.

That is all post effects. Sometimes it was green screen, and sometimes it was this other painting that was very nice but very Tumblr art. It was actually Blake's idea to have it be a little bit more, um, obscene. Certainly it's art, but a little more shocking for Stephanie to see. Not so polished, not so pretty, not so coy. I thought that was really brilliant. I know. I definitely wanted to have an ending that was a Bechloe ending, and we did shoot one version where Brittany and I tricked everybody into just shooting one that was just the two of us getting together.

We knew it was a long shot.