This is so fun to watch. The latest I saw was Woody Harrelson in Anger Management. Seems to me like he invented his own text and had great fun doing it. ?
Quote from: Vile5my favorite Australian film :yabbse-smiley: :
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You got "Memento", Agent Smith and "The Limey" all in one film.
Then, there's also:
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i havent seen it.
I have. It's good.
no way! it's a bad copy of "Priscilla...."
Quote from: themodernage02i havent seen it.
suuuuuuuuure u haven't.
i'll be the first to admit that i own this movieon vhs and i'm a happy owner. i mean it doesn't matter what the fuck is happening in the movie as long as you get to see snipes and swayze in full drag. both very funny actors, allmost charlie sheen level.
Good choices, Macguffin.
The (mostly) heterosexual Stephen Dorff as Candy Darling in Mary Harron's I Shot Andy Warhol. Excellent performance, great movie.
phil marlowe, would you do something about your avatar, please? change it, perhaps...?
Quote from: mollyphil marlowe, would you do something about your avatar, please? change it, perhaps...?
jus embrace it molly, embrace it.
Don't forget the famed PSH in Flawless. He rocks.
Quote from: Find Your MagaliDon't forget the famed PSH in Flawless. He rocks.
Is that the film with de Niro playing retired policeman who had a stroke?
Yeah. Phil is great in it. As he always is.
Quote from: phil marloweQuote from: mollyphil marlowe, would you do something about your avatar, please? change it, perhaps...?
jus embrace it molly, embrace it.
i love it. the best exploding head of all time.
Quote from: RoyalTenenbaumYeah. Phil is great in it. As he always is.
It's a really bad movie, though. Joel Schumacher- blechhh.
Johnny Depp in Before Night Falls
not really famous, but John Cameron Mitchell in Hedwig and the Angry Itch was great.
Quote from: El Duderinonot really famous, but John Cameron Mitchell in Hedwig and the Angry Itch was great.
Not really hetero either.
Quote from: MacGuffinQuote from: El Duderinonot really famous, but John Cameron Mitchell in Hedwig and the Angry Itch was great.
Not really hetero either.
oh really? hah, my bad, i thought he was.
Quote from: El DuderinoQuote from: MacGuffinQuote from: El Duderinonot really famous, but John Cameron Mitchell in Hedwig and the Angry Itch was great.
Not really hetero either.
oh really? hah, my bad, i thought he was.
On a scale of 1-10, how gay are you duderino?
I'd say I'm about one and a half percent gay. (i wear nice shoes)
2 :|
I like the progressive, secure tone of this conversation. A straight (or mostly straight, or 98% straight) man who can joke about his "feminine" and/or "gay" side is a secure, confident, and definitely (mostly, usually) straight man (as opposed to those ultra-defensive macho guys who are so desperate for no-one to think they're gay that lots of people do).
Quote from: godardianthose ultra-defensive macho guys who are so desperate for no-one to think they're gay that lots of people do
Those guys are funny. I worked on this one short film with this studly young actor who had received his big break and landed a lead in that old MTV soap...Undressed, I think it was called, or something like that. Anyway, he had a lead role for one episode, and then when he found out he had to kiss a guy, he broke contract and quit. Which I guess is why he was back in Texas, working on a short film for no money. He was a nice guy, but he tried
waaayyy too hard to be super masculine, which made his frequent slip-ups far more glaring.
Jackie Chan in the end of the first Drunken Master was getting the shit kicked out of him until he started impersonating the drunken goddess and fought like a girl.
In dave eggers a heartbreaking work of staggering genius he had this thing in the begining where he asked himself on a scale of 1-10 how gay was he, and he said 3. Thats the only thing I remember of that book. I thought it was funny, and true. The thing I think funny is when other guys have a hard time admitting if another guy is good looking, you always get the "Dude, im not gay" then they go play baseball.
Jack Lemmon and Tony Curtis in Some Like It Hot.
Tim Curry in Rocky Horror Picture Show (this one is arguable).
Anthony Perkins in Psycho.
Ted Levine in Silence of the Lambs.
Quote from: CinephileTony Curtis in Some Like It Hot.
Arguable.
Quote from: CinephileTim Curry in Rocky Horror Picture Show (this one is arguable).
I'm pretty sure he is gay.
Quote from: CinephileAnthony Perkins in Psycho.
Not so hetero.
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Quote from: MacGuffinQuote from: CinephileTony Curtis in Some Like It Hot.
Arguable.
Quote from: CinephileTim Curry in Rocky Horror Picture Show (this one is arguable).
I'm pretty sure he is gay.
Quote from: CinephileAnthony Perkins in Psycho.
Not so hetero.
It's funny how the guy who tucked his penis between wasn't mentioned. :wink:
Tony Curtis is arguable but I personally would say that he's hetero. Yes, I said Tim Curry is arguable and he probably is gay. But hey, he did Janet, damnit! And I suppose it would've been less debatable to say Vince Vaughn instead of Perkins, huh? :roll: Thinking back to it now, I always thought he was not to hetero either.