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Gale Morgan Harold III (born on July 10, 1969 in Decatur, Georgia, United States) is an American actor, who rose to fame for his portrayal of Brian Kinney on the Showtime TV Series Queer as Folk.

 

 

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Date: 2008-04-02 19:18:04

Quitting college, Harold moved to San Francisco in the late 80s to study photography, also working as a motorcycle technician and a construction worker. In 1997, he moved to Los Angeles to study acting, working in some indie films. But his big break came when he got a lead role in Queer as Folk. Very Sexy photographs, gallery and videos included.

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