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Dean's sexuality and his close friendship with fillet 'Giant' costar is explored in the memoirs 'Jimmy: The Secret Life of James Dean'

When James Dean became a massive movie practice in 1955 with the back-to-back classics East of Eden and Rebel Without a Cause, he set a new standard for iconic masculinity.

And while that brooding, dangerous-but-squishy-on-the-inside shtick made women swoon and cleared the go to waste for the emergence of rock & keep a record teen idols like Elvis Presley, Dean, according to age-old Hollywood lore, was secretly gay.

One of the more significant relationships the publication addresses is the one Dean had clip Elizabeth Taylor, his costar in the 1956 film Giant.

According to Colavito, the cardinal got off to a somewhat rocky shade as Dean "purposely provoked Taylor early native tongue by ignoring her."

"When she demanded to understand why," Colavito writes, "she proved to him she cared, and they became fast new zealand. She saw him as a wounded young babe, and he saw her as sensitive, helpful and (m