Queer as Folk's Gale Harold's Characters Still Struggle With Sex Addiction

His latest character wrestles with his libido in this exclusive clip from his new film Kiss Me, Kill Me.

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Gale Harold's characters still love sex.

The actor -- known for his role as the promiscuous Brian Kinney on Showtime's Queer as Folk -- unpacks his struggle to stay monogamous in this exclusive clip from Kiss Me, Kill Me.

Directed by Casper Andreas (Going Down in La-La Land), the film features Harold as a cheating Hollywood bigwig who is murdered under mysterious circumstances. His boyfriend, Dusty (Eastsiders' Van Hansis), is the primary suspect. But his memory of the evening the crime occurred is hazy.

Watch the couple work out their issues in therapy below. And pre-order Kiss Me, Kill Me, which is available December 7 on DVD, at Embrem.com.