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Tag Archives: gay
Hedwig and the Angry Inch (2001)
Director: John Cameron Mitchell Writer: John Cameron Mitchell (Based on the musical by John Cameron Mitchell & Stephen Trask)
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Musical
Tagged 2001, adaptation, andrea martin, band, comedy, drama, east berlin, gay, gender reassignment surgery, germany, group, hedwig and the angry inch, homosexual, homosexuality, immigrant, john cameron mitchell, michael putt, miriam shor, music, musical, rock and roll, rosie o'donnell, sex change, stephen trask, surgery, tour, transgender
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Rocketman (2019)
Director: Dexter Fletcher Writer: Lee Hall
Posted in Drama, Musical
Tagged 2019, addict, addiction, alcoholic, bernie taupin, biography, britain, bryce dallas howard, celebrity, concert, dexter fletcher, drama, drugs, elton john, england, gay, homosexual, homosexuality, jamie bell, john reid, matthew vaughn, music, musical, musician, richard madden, rocketmat, sex, taron egerton, tate donovan
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Bohemian Rhapsody (2018)
Director: Bryan Singer Writer: Anthony McCarten (Story by Anthony McCarten and Peter Morgan)
Posted in Drama, Musical
Tagged 2018, adam lambert, aidan gillen, aids, allen leech, anthony mccarten, band, ben hardy, bisexual, bohemian rhapsody, bryan singer, dexter fletcher, drama, freddie mercury, gay, gwilym lee, homosexual, joseph mazzello, live aid, lucy boynton, mike myers, music, musical, musician, party, peter morgan, queen, rami malek, robert de niro, rock and roll, tom hollander
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Can You Ever Forgive Me? (2018)
Director: Marielle Heller Writers: Nicole Holofcener and Jeff Whitty (Based on the book by Lee Israel)
Posted in Comedy, Crime, Drama
Tagged adaptation, alcoholic, alcoholism, author, ben falcone, biography, can you ever forgive me?, cat, comedy, crime, dolly wells, drama, drunk, fanny brice, forger, forgery, gay, homosexual, homosexuality, jane curtin, jeff whitty, lee israel, lesbian, marielle heller, melissa mccarthy, memoir, nicole holofcener, richard e. grant, true story, writer
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Bohemian Rhapsody (2018)
Director: Bryan Singer Writer: Anthony McCarten (Story by Anthony McCarten and Peter Morgan)
Posted in Drama, Musical
Tagged 2018, adam lambert, aidan gillen, aids, allen leech, anthony mccarten, band, ben hardy, bisexual, bohemian rhapsody, bryan singer, dexter fletcher, drama, freddie mercury, gay, gwilym lee, homosexual, joseph mazzello, live aid, lucy boynton, mike myers, music, musical, musician, party, peter morgan, queen, rami malek, robert de niro, rock and roll, tom hollander
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