maybe Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (1958) more true to the origin play and not just letting the gay be subtext. The Full Monty (1997) would be cool too lol.

"A Charlie Brown Christmas" (1965) Linus and Lucy video… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s1LUXQWzCno Such a happy tune, and I always get a kick out of watching them dance! [image: 95916_1.jpg] [image: 95918_2.jpg] [image: 95920_3.jpg]

**_Thanx 4 this…...In my personal opinion, Garret Clayton looks a little mature to portray a very underage, Brent Corrigan..... Will be w8ing 4 this....._**

Yeah, I couldn't get through this. I thought she was great on Drag Race and deserved to win, but I guess she's best in small doses. Too shouty to listen to for an hour.

I take it you've tried the well-known subtitle sites like this or this But many movies will simply not have subtitles. You could always make your own Have you ever tried, it is very simple but takes forever. PS Just a mention that English subtitles to an English language movie can be helpful to anyone who has a hearing problem

**_This link might help http://www.imdb.com/list/ls072758044/_**

Those were the days when 3 times Oscar Best Actor winner, Daniel Day Lewis was just a secondary lead and very believable gay man

Try Chuck & Buck (2000)

The kissing scene from the movie "Strapped", it's quite erotic

Good story and good acting counts and so frontal nudity is only a bonus especially if a well known actor (not exactly popular) portraying the gay role will do the frontal

bel gris!

stoccolm!  ;D

danlancey!

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there are what's called I think" best death"(?) here. it's dumb role playing of twinks playing cow boys or stuff like that.. That's not really " horror" though . But be warned many crazy radicals fags here might want you to die because you think it's funny to watch that kind of stuff : check this thread in which you'll get the url of the torrent : https://community.gaytor.rent/index.php?topic=37995.0

Thank you for sharing, not all to my taste, inevitably, but nice to see your choices. I also agree with your exclusions mostly, because although they have gay roles, they are not central to the plot. In fact I've just been reading an article (by a writer) which says the journalist is not really relevant to the story of Philomena. I think I agree with that

Beaty is lurking in the details!