Manhunt Q & A: Bruce Hulse

December 07, 2006

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The Master of "Manhunt" Reveals His Heart of Gold

Only one man survives “Manhunt”, passes every challenge, and returns every week – other than the winner – Bruce Hulse, the master of ceremonies. So of course OUTzone had to catch up with Mr. Hulse first. We caught Bruce on his cell phone while he was on his way to the gym (of course!) and asked him about his experience on television, gay dances in the ‘70s, as well as the world of male models today. After a long, friendly, illuminating, and enlightening conversation – he’s nothing like the guy he plays on the show—Bruce is now one of our favorite Manhunters of all.

OZ: Can you start off by sharing your personal experience with “Manhunt?” How did you get involved?
Well, I’ve been modeling 25 years. I’d actually had the idea myself, about a show similar to this, and was talking to my agent, Chris. When the show came up, ING approached me and asked if I’d like to host. I said, “Definitely.”

OZ: What have you been doing since the show aired?
I’m coming out with a memoir in June that Harmony is publishing. It’s sex-drugs-and –rock-n-roll, you know, starting out in the 80s, and tells my journey through the modeling world.

OZ: Have you thought up a title yet?
Not yet. Any ideas? The two that I have discussed with the publisher are “Male Model: A Memoir” or “The first and Last of the Male Supermodels: a Memoir. What do you think? Maybe any readers can suggest a title … (Editor’s Note: Suggest a title for Bruce’s book in the comments section below. ) It’s basically about my quest to find happiness and balance in the crazy world of modeling.

Vintage Bruce

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