‘Call Me By Your Name’: Why Lu Guadagno Left Out Gay Actors, Explic Sex Scen (Q&A) – The Hollywood Reporter

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IN ‘CALL ME BY YOUR NAME,’ A SCENE OF JEWISH (AND GAY) DISCRETN

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WHY LU GUADAGNO DIDN’T INCLU GAY ACTORS OR EXPLIC SEX SCEN ‘CALL ME BY YOUR NAME’ (Q&A)

Unlike “Moonlight” director Barry Jenks, Lu Guadagno is an out gay man, but that didn’t change the way he approached Oliver and El’s sex scene. In the year that “Moonlight” won the Amy Award for Bt Picture, movi wh gay characters have never been more accepted.

Gay sex those movi, however, is still a b of a third rail.

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