Ever sce the silent film era, Hollywood beefke photos have tillated both female and gay male fans. Here we beg our seri celebratg gay, bisexual, and straight movie stars wearg next to nothg at all.
Contents:
- 16 MT-SEE CLASSIC GAY MOVI FROM BEFORE YOU WERE BORN
- HOW HOLLYWOOD'S FIRST OUT GAY STAR CHOSE LOVE OVER REER
- 25 OF THE GAYT STRAIGHT MOVI EVER MA
16 MT-SEE CLASSIC GAY MOVI FROM BEFORE YOU WERE BORN
Dear lennials, the generatn born durg the '80s, the are the gay-themed movi — some wonrful, some wonrfully terrible — worth your time. * gay movies 1930s *
Let’s beg 1895 wh the very first glimpse of queerns on mera: William Dickson’s experimental sound film “The Gay Brothers”.
While was normal for two men to dance together the 19th century, some viewed this as the first pictn of queerns on the screen—seeg as was Vo Rso that troduced as “The Gay Brothers” his semal work “The Celluloid Closet. Durg the end of the scene, the gay wboy blows a kiss at Cannister—Cannister who wav him off disgt—while the tle rd reads “My Hero! For stance, the German law Paragraph 175 that outlawed homosexual acts between men, but did not mentn acts between women, is a law that Richard Oswald’s “Different om the Others” (1919) advot agast.
HOW HOLLYWOOD'S FIRST OUT GAY STAR CHOSE LOVE OVER REER
The emotnal passns and queer subtext displayed Oswald’s “Different om the Others” is nsired one of the first explicly gay films, one of the early pneers of queer cema, for s open portrayal of queer inty. It was also seen as part of the early gay liberatn movement Germany at that time for s advocy to repeal Paragraph 175, and also bee was -wrten by sexologist Magn Hirschfeld.
25 OF THE GAYT STRAIGHT MOVI EVER MA
Hirschfeld, known for his advoci for gay men Weimar, was a huge part of the film’s msage support of homosexualy and nmng the laws that sought to harm them. While the film’s msage was important, “Different om the Others” end wh the tragic mise of the queer character, played by Conrad Veidt, who kills himself, rercg a vastatg image and the “bury the gay” trope.