“Hung” star Thomas Jane on size
I’ve been a HUGE fan of Thomas Jane’s ever since *61 and The Velocity of Gary. So I’m very happy to see that he has a new hit show: HBO’s Hung about a high school coach who moonlights as a male prostitute.
He – the character anyway – has a very large penis. Thomas, who is married to the beautiful Patricia Arquette, has done a fun Q&A with UInterview and I wanted to share a bit of it:
Q: Why do think the show has resonated with people so much?
A: Yeah, they are a little insecure about their penises. We are born to be insecure about [our] penises. I was actually quite happy with mine until I did Hung. Now I don’t know what to think of it, maybe I’m not big enough. I was basically really happy with mine, now I’ve got all these issues and I have to go see a shrink. [laughs] It’s a unique scenario playing a man with a large penis. I didn’t know my penis was going to be famous along with me! If I had known he was going to be famous, I would have treated him better in my younger years – I wouldn’t have rubbed him on the carpet so much and gotten that horrible rug burn. I would have treated him a lot better.
Q: What are some of the challenges working on set with all of the sex scenes?
A: I feel very comfortable naked. I just feel comfortable when I’m nude. So I shoot in the nude, which becomes a problem during the teaching scenes – you have to add in the clothes digitally later. Those computer guys like a challenge.
Q: Do you get lots strange reactions from your fans?
A: I know now what it’s like to be a woman because I now have to say during a conversation, ‘Hey my eyes are up here!’ They don’t even know that they are doing this. They look at me like they would someone on TV – ‘No actually I can see you too, this reality thing goes both ways.’
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Mark Kellam says:
I love Thomas Jane, too, as well as “Hung.” It’s interesting to think he played the lead in the sci-fi thriller “The Mist,” which had one of the most depressing endings I’ve ever seen. That was the last project he worked on before “Hung.” In an interview on KTLA, Jane talked about showing his wife the script for “Hung.” Her response? “Oh, more science fiction?”