ER actress discusses character’s lesbianism
BY Advocate.com Editors
May 02 2001 12:00 AM ET
Laura Innes, who plays the private and conflicted Dr. Kerry Weaver on ER, reveals in an interview with GayHealth.com that her characters attraction to another woman is very strong. The character of Dr. Weaver has had a protracted struggle with sexual identity issues, so this development provides a welcome sense of resolution for the shows many fans. Innes explains, The coming-out process for somebody Dr. Weavers age is incredibly slow. Theres enthusiasm, a sort of adolescent excitement, and then self-recrimination and pulling back. The actress further elaborates, My gut feeling is that shes trying really hard not to be gay. She puts all this energy into pushing these feelings down and turning them into something else. But she just keeps coming back to it. The object of Dr. Weavers affection will be returning for end-of-the-season episodes, and Innes promises, Theres gonna be some good stuff between us.
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