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THE GAYT MOVI THAT AREN’T ACTUALLY GAY, OM ‘BARBIE’ AND ‘BURLQUE’ TO ‘VENOM’ AND ‘ROAD HOE’
Universal Pictur will make history wh Billy Eichner starrer 'Bros,' the first stud rom- about two gay men. * movie gay universal *
Billie Holiday), Symone (RuPl’s Drag Race), Guillermo Diaz (Law & Orr: Organized Crime) and Guy Branum (tTV’s The Game Show) to star Bros, which will make history as the first romantic edy om a major stud about two gay men, and the first stud film featurg an entirely LGBTQ+ prcipal st, wh queer actors takg on queer rol, as well as all heterosexual characters.
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The latter will make history of his own as the first openly gay man to -wre and star his own stud film.
Bros is billed as a smart, swoony and heartfelt edy about two two gay men—played by Eichber and Macfarlane—maybe, possibly, probably, stumblg towards love. “And while Bros may be the first of s kd several ways, my real hope is that is only the first of many opportuni for openly LGBTQ+ ensembl to she and show the world all we are pable of as actors, beyond jt beg the wacky sikick, token queer or a straight movie star’s ‘gay bt iend. If “Barbie” tells anythg, ’s that a movie don’t have to be gay to be, well, gay.
So what mak a movie gay if isn’t explicly? Cast a few top-shelf gay ins there — your Bette Middlers, your Joan Crawfords, your Faye Dunaways playg Joan Crawford — and pecially have them reparteeg bchy l tearg each other to piec, and have an athetic that’s outre and unironilly mp, and you’ve got the wng-formula starter-pack for somethg licly fabulo and queer, even if not by tentnal sign.
Celebrate the bt gay movi wh our list of the 50 most sential LGBTQ+ films ever ma * movie gay universal *
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Ed Bianchi’s 1981 “The Fan, ” meanwhile, livered perhaps the greatt gift to gay film fans of a certa era stg Lren Ball as an agg actrs stgglg to hold onto her legacy while beg stalked by, what else but, a psychotic gay fan. Films like “9 to 5” and “Steel Magnolias” keep ptivatg bee their sts are all top-to-toe, inic-among-the-gays women who n duce tears and lghs and shout unfettably quotable l the same scene.