Gordon Derich is a gay character om V for Ventta. Gordon is a host of a televisn show and Evey Hammond's iend. At one pot Evey, nng om the police, seeks refuge Gordon's hoe. He v her and tak re of her. Around the same time, he cis to go off the...
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IS "V" OM V FOR VENTTA GAY?
* v for vendetta gay *
V for Ventta: V was a gay man. V was a gay man, and Gordon Dietrich (Stephen Fry's character) was his boyiend. I don't have a whole lot of evince for this, but here's my thkg: It never explas why he was sent to the ternment mp, but the film mak a very clear pot that homosexuals were round up along wh other "unsirabl.
My thought is that Dietrich fally realized that his former lover, who he lost to the terment mps, was still alive and fightg the good fight; whereas Dietrich had hid his homosexualy and "sold out" to bee a proment figure on the state-ntrolled media. Yeah, I realize that's prejudice toward gays, but was also part of my thkg while watchg the movie.
In particular, the film als wh homophobia wh society.
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The film liberately ments on this topic by pictg homophobia as a negative attribute of the polil party power, Norsefire. Two of the characters, Gordon and Valerie, are signed to normalise and humanise homosexualy ntrast wh the way Norsefire (a polil party liberately portrayed as a reference to the Nazi party) treats anyone who is not straight.
The stg of Stephen Fry the role of Gordon Dietrich was no doubt liberate, Fry beg a proment public figure England and, as a gay man himself, has been outspoken on the subject of LGBT+ rights. – the makg of V for Ventta’ Fry addrs how the film “pulls no punch s satire agast thorarianism, agast opprsn, agast the general move that you might say this 21st century is takg so-lled civilised untri agast gay rights… agast ‘the other, ’ agast outsirs. This reprentatn is a direct mentary on the real world issu of the time, the treatment of the LGBT+ muny the early 2000’s (which ntu to be an issue to this day), and the film liberately plac those who endorse homophobia direct ntentn wh the hero of the film, who are tend to reprent a ‘better’ kd of society.