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Oh, sigh....for the good old days when one actually had the class to keep private things private. Truly it is his own business, and I appreciate the fact that he never saw the need to make it a public issue, or, worse.... a public platform as is the current trend.

I've always thought him a gentleman and a multi-faceted actor, and still do. Not so for the in your face "stars" that insist we love them....and their lifestyles, or they will boycott.

WHY do entertainers want to entertain us with their personal OR political preferences? Hopefully, someday the trend for class above crass will return....

In the meantime, do you remember the two or three part Dr. Kildare where he suffers the loss of his "surfer girl..." It was Yvette Mimieux, I think.