Neal McDonough paid a hefty price for his no kissing rule for his functioning roles.
Neal who appeared in hit -shows like Desperate Housewives, Minority Report, American Horror Story, and SuitsShared that Hollywood -Execs stopped throwing him when he refused to kiss a woman on screen.
While you appear on Nothing was unsaid pOdcast (excluding shared by TMZ), he noticed that he had always written it in his contracts that he would not kiss on screen.
Neal, who shares five children with wife Ruvé Robertson, has been married to her since 2003 and noted that it was not his wife who asked him to stay away from lubricating other women.
“I had always had in my contracts that I wouldn’t kiss another woman on screen,” McDonough said. “My wife had no problem with it. It really was me who had a problem with it. When I couldn’t do it and they couldn’t understand it, Hollywood just turned on me completely. They didn’t want to let me be part of the show anymore.”
He shared, “For two years I couldn’t get a job and I lost everything you might imagine.”
“Not just houses and material things, but your swagger, your cool who you are, your identity – everything. My identity was an actor and a really good. And when you don’t have that identity, you’re kind of lost in a tail stick,” he explained.
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