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Jordan Firstman reveals he was 'going for dates' with Andrew Scott in flirty interview

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Andrew Scott and Jordan Firstman revealed they used to be closer than fans ever knew. While doing press for two of the biggest gay films of the year, Scott’s Elsinore and Firstman’s Club Kid, the two actors shared that they are more than colleagues. Speaking together for a chat with Interview magazine, Scott and Firstman go deep while talking about their new films, their careers, and even the sad connection between sex and death for gay men caused by the AIDS crisis. But things took a flirty turn when they started talking about the time they’ve spent together in the past. Firstman admitted that he was “gagged” when he first found out that, although Scott played a straight priest in Fleabag, he was actually gay in real life. “Were you pleased?” Scott asked. Firstman responded, “Obviously. You know I used to have the biggest crush on you.” Excuse us while we kick our feet and swoon.

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