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Emrhys Cooper on playing toxic men, UAPs and gay roles - Philadelphia Gay News (opens the original)
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Out gay actor Emrhys Cooper has been keeping busy. His nifty new thriller, “The Nice Ones,” dropped Sept. 29 on demand. This follows his role as Reverend Drake in a new season of “The Bay” on Prime Video, and his performance in the controversial play about suicide, “Right Before I Go,” in London. He also had a fun role as a suspect in the Luke MacFarlane Hallmark mystery/romance, “Caught by Love,” back in January. In “The Nice Ones,” Cooper plays Dale, a therapist who is meeting friends at an En
Pennsylvania boy Chris Salvatore is ready for the apocalypse - Philadelphia Gay News (opens the original)
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Chris Salvatore, the out gay actor, model and musician from Richboro, PA, co-stars in “Scorch Marks,” a queer apocalyptic drama out Oct. 1 on Dekkoo. Salvatore plays Joel, the late husband of Beckett (Brandon Shypkowski). Following a cataclysmic event, Beckett may be the last man alive. He tries to navigate his new, scary reality, but he is continuously haunted by Joel. Eventually, Beckett meets Leith (Peter Stickles), who shifts his reality in another direction. Salvatore, who is best known for
Zach Noe Towers is bringing his ‘silly, dumb, subversive, horny’ comedy to Philly - Philadelphia Gay News (opens the original)
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Out gay comedian Zach Noe Towers is busier than ever, with two gay cruises under his belt and opening spots for comedians Fortune Feimster, Taylor Tomlinson and Jessica Kirson. A professional entertainer since 2018, Towers is known for his jokes about homophobia, daddies and queer life on his Instagram reels and on his special, “Twink Death.” Now, he is bringing his humor to Helium Comedy Club on Sept. 23, where he encourages audiences to “get away from the horrors of life. Laugh at my expense.
More than 40 years later, ‘The Cheat’ is a nifty queer thriller ripe for rediscovery - Philadelphia Gay News (opens the original)
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“The Cheat,” a 1984 French film now available on demand, about Michel (Victor Lanoux), a bisexual police commissioner becoming romantically involved with Bernard (Xavier Deluc), a suspect in a case he is investigating, was ahead of its time. Director and co-writer Yannick Bellon (aka Marie-Annick Bellon) wisely does not sensationalize the material, which is compelling. An opening shot, which takes place in Paris, has a man lying naked on his back across an unmade bed smoking a cigarette. He has
Shatara Michelle Ford on Black queer life, safety and finding yourself in 'Dreams in Nightmares' - Philadelphia Gay News (opens the original)
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“Dreams in Nightmares,” playing Aug. 29-30 at the Philadelphia Film Society Center before opening Sept. 4 at the AMC Cherry Hill, invites the audience along for the ride as Z (Denée Benton), Tasha (Sasha Compère) and Lauren (Dezi Bing) go on a road trip to find their missing friend, Kel (Mars Rucker). Black femme writer/director Shatara Michelle Ford takes time to introduce and appreciate each character, so their interactions feel truthful and lived in. As they drive from New York to Iowa City t
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