Had I Known, I Would Never Have Accepted the Role of a Token Gay Friend

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• HAD I KNOWN, I WOULD NEVER HAVE ACCEPTED THE ROLE OF A TOKEN GAY FRIEND
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It’s an timate moment that plays out between Amy (Kalyn Dever) and Maggie (Diana Silvers) Olivia Wil’s Booksmart, and rgs quietly matter-of-fact portrayal of a homosexual relatnship and the ia that a character’s sexualy is a mere attribute of their entire existence, not their sole purpose, are markers of the emergence of a much more nuanced gay high school experience film.

HAD I KNOWN, I WOULD NEVER HAVE ACCEPTED THE ROLE OF A TOKEN GAY FRIEND

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Booksmart (2019) – source: Uned Artists ReleasgIn 1988’s Heathers, gay teen romance was more so the butt of a joke than a plot pot the cult classic. Plants evince cludg a gay pornographic magaze and a suici pact, patg Ram and Kurt as lovers. “I love my ad gay son, ” one of the boy’s fathers shouts a particularly mpy moment.

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Thought would be a homophobic explosn, ends up brgg the allyship out their muny. It’s not a negative portrayal, per se, but the tent behd the amg of the jocks as lovers seems to suggt beg gay is taboo.

It reads as satiril now and has found an even more absurd life an off-Broadway mil but s assumptn of what means to be gay high school is bleak and stereotypil to say the least – no matter how hilarly dated referenc like a Joan Crawford postrd and meral water seem forward a few years to Amy Heckerlg’s Cluels, a loose adaptatn of Emma that pats a much different picture of gay high school. Cluels (1995) – source: Paramount PicturAs a gay teenager the ey of his peers, Christian is scribed as a “dis-danc’, Osr Wil read’, Streisand ticket hold’ iend of Dorothy, ” and while Cher keeps him around bee of his penchant for fashn and art – 1995 Ally of the Year, anyone? The cln of two LGBTQ characters fely meant the muny was beg reprented the genre, however monstrated that Hollywood still had a ways to go before pictg gay characters as thentilly Goln Age of GBFsA bigger muny foc on g out, providg support, and suici preventn rolled through the 2000s, startg wh the foundg of The Trevor Project 1998.

Teen film rpond by givg gay, but ually for edic effect or wh a twist. The GBF – or gay bt iend – stock character seemed to fd s form, but there was more tolerance than acceptance, wh LGBTQ characters typilly relegated to the outsted groups. Perhaps no one has embodied the role of gay bt iend que as well as Daniel Franze as Damian Mark Waters’ Mean Girls.