Morten Tyldum (47) is critical of those who believed that “The Imitation Game” would have had homosexual sex scenes to show that Alan Turing was gay.
It was inget awards over eight times Oscar nominated Morten Tyldum and his “The Imitation Game” and screenwriter Graham Moore was only made use of thanking her.
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Several US media have asked whether Tyldum and film was too shy when they portrayed the British mathematician and cryptographer Alan Turing homosexuality in the film. In an interview with Variety ahead of the Oscars on Monday night, responding to criticism Tyldum.
The Norwegian regiussøren refuses primarily that they showed more explicit scenes in fear of losing the ticket earnings, currently located on 1.2 billion, according to Box Office Mojo.
– It was not because we were afraid that the film would offend anyone. If I have an action with a heterosexual character, I must not have a sex scene to prove that he is heterosexual. If I have a homosexual character with – I must have a sex scene – just to prove that he is gay?
Tyldum meant that it was not relevant to have sex scenes in the movie just to show that Turing was gay.
– He had some sexual partners, but they were few and with large spaces. The only reason to have a sex scene in the movie would have been to sweeten critics who feel that every homosexual character needs a homosexual sex scene.
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“The Imitation Game” was nominated for eight Academy Awards, including Best Film and Best Actor for Benedict Cumberbatch, but there was only one price for the norskregisserte drama .
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