OLTL's Ron Carlivati Talks Kyle Sleeping With Fish(es)
By Jamey Giddens on June 19, 2009
One Life to Live head writer Ron Carlivati offers a bit of insight into Oliver Fish (Scott Evans) suddenly struggling with his sexuality to Michael Fairman for Soapside, Fairmain's new bi-weekly column for Advocate.com. Here's how the talented Mr. C explains Fish going from banging town sluts and crushing on Layla to sharing awkward moments with frat brother Kyle (Brett Claywell).
One Life to Live head writer Ron Carlivati offers a bit of insight into Oliver Fish (Scott Evans) suddenly struggling with his sexuality to Michael Fairman for Soapside, Fairmain's new bi-weekly column for Advocate.com. Here's how the talented Mr. C explains Fish going from banging town sluts and crushing on Layla to sharing awkward moments with frat brother Kyle (Brett Claywell).
"Oliver Fish (affectionately known as Fish) is a young police officer and self-described computer geek looking for a second chance to date his female roommate, Layla Williamson. But what is the secret behind his strained relationship with his former best friend and fraternity brother, medical student Kyle Lewis? As the truth about their past begins to come to light, we will go on the journey with Fish as he struggles to come to terms with who he really is.”
Be sure to check out Advocate.com this coming Monday for Fairmain's interview with Scott Evans, where they talk about his brother, movie star Chris Evans, discussing their relationship and little bro's sexuality last January in The Advocate.
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8 February 2009
3 years 6 weeks
I was really hoping this wouldn't be a "coming out of the closet" storyline for Fish. I've seen that on other soaps. Why can't he just be bisexual? Has that been done with a man before on soaps? Maybe that's how it'll turn out, but reading between the lines, it sounds like RC is going the coming out way with Fish.
9 June 2009
14 weeks 2 days
Love the Titles Jamey. Does look like a coming out story, which I know many say that "played out", but I actually enjoy a good coming story. Can be rather soapy. While would be nice to have a bisexual character, my fear is once the gay romance is done, they'd use that as an easy out and just have said character go back to dating strictly women
18 November 2008
1 year 33 weeks
and the insight is that we will go on a journey? geez, I'm more blind that Adam Newman
23 May 2009
3 years 9 weeks
it sounds interesting
5 July 2008
2 hours 12 min
RC will do this right. Maybe in the end Fish could be Bi. Im thinking this may be a story about realizing that also finds his own sex appealing sexually. I dunno just an idea.