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Was robert goulet gay
Goulet's first film performance was the animated musical feature Gay Purr-ee (), in which he provided the voice of the male lead character, 'Jaune Tom', opposite the female lead character, 'Mewsette', voiced by Judy Garland. [18].
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Canadian-American actor Robert Goulet began his career on stage, enjoying steady work in theater productions in Canada. In , as a virtual newcomer, Goulet was signed to play the part of Lancelot in the stage production Camelot opposite Richard Burton and Julie Andrews.
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Goulet, who assumed the role from actor Daniel Davis—after reported backstage backstabbing and juicy rumors that lubricated the city's gossip columns earned him an abrupt exit—has by most.
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After spending several years on Broadway, Robert made his film debut in as a voice artist, voicing the character "Jaune-Tom" on Gay Purr-ee. He also worked as the voiceover artist in the films like The Daydreamer and Taking the Fifth Grade.
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At 68, he still has the elan of a man of fine vintage, who is impeccably groomed, who can effortlessly name his favorite rings in his jewelry drawer. His is a suite life, where limos are waiting, towels are warmed and the wine is chilled.
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He returned to Broadway in as one half of a gay couple in "La Cage aux Folles." Goulet had no problems poking fun at his fame, appearing recently in an Emerald nuts commercial.
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This little gem has the pedigree of a purebred Persian: it features voices of no less than Judy Garland and Robert Goulet, the original songs of Wizard of Oz composers Harold Arlen and E. Harburg, and the writing talents of animation giant Chuck Jones.
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In , with Glenn Ford giving the bride away, he was married in Las Vegas to Vera Goulet (aka Vera Novak), a Yugoslavian-born writer, photographer and artist. When not living at their home in Las Vegas, they reside on their yacht, "Rogo", in Los Angeles.
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