Lukas Gage

[WiccanRoo]

What do u mean? Im just stating the facts or what seems to be the case in response to the one guy is all lol. Not hate

Is it facts or speculation. You came out of left field and my cat Kyle wasn't sure what one had to do with other. Is he s nepobaby or a litter baby based on his age. Kyle is a cat, he needs accurate intel.

 

[bigboaster]

 

[WiccanRoo]

Pat was hilarious n @fter Midnight

 

[Magnab]

Is it facts or speculation. You came out of left field and my cat Kyle wasn't sure what one had to do with other. Is he s nepobaby or a litter baby based on his age. Kyle is a cat, he needs accurate intel.

Hmmmmmm.. you remind me of oomf from marina del rey/tijuana.

 

[WiccanRoo]

Hmmmmmm.. you remind me of oomf from marina del rey/tijuana.

Do you always just combine things and expect us to sort it out? Whats an oomf and Marina Del Ray and Tijauna are so far apart from each other that your generalizing is hard to define. Just state your exact point without a comparison or a map.

 

[justincfe]

Hollywood will still cast straight actors in queer roles. Barry Keoghan, Jacob Elordi, Paul Mescal and Josh O'Connor will still get calls first because they have good agents

who cares? I'm gay and I definitely don't gaf

 

[WiccanRoo]

who cares? I'm gay and I definitely don't gaf

They complain gay actors must have gay roles. The role of cat king should have gone to a cat that can become a human if we are going to define what roles people get. I am agreeing with you, im just pretentious.

 

[wayne joynx]

who cares? I'm gay and I definitely don't gaf

that post was from over a year ago!

 

[WiccanRoo]

that post was from over a year ago!

It was picked up again on May 5th by a new person. Till I did my thing and stopped it. (My thing is basically commenting. My comments are like the clit, everyone here runs from them).

 

[Rainofar34]

who cares? I'm gay and I definitely don't gaf

My problem with it is the uneven chances gay actors and straight actors have. Most of those recent gay-themed box office hits had barely any gays in them, most in supporting roles (Call Me by Your Name, Love, Simon franchise, God's Own Country, The Power of the Dog etc.). This trend only turned with Heartstopper and Fellow Travelers. Compare the careers of Matt Bomer and Jake Gyllenhaal or any other straight actors who got their big break playing a gay role. Then you have multiple recent instances of queerbaiting by Elordi and some others (Garfield and Criss with their "culturally queer"). Being really gay often limits your carrer opportunities and marketability. Playing gay roles is not a carrer suicide for straight actors anymore. It's a chance of a big break, they could play gay without any damage to their prospects, while at the same time showing what allies they are and getting queer audiences for their projects. All of this while being in a privilaged position compared to their queer friends from the industry. Allies shouldn't obscure or replace queer people.

 

[wayne joynx]

My problem with it is the uneven chances gay actors and straight actors have. Most of those recent gay-themed box office hits had barely any gays in them, most in supporting roles (Call Me by Your Name, Love, Simon franchise, God's Own Country, The Power of the Dog etc.). This trend only turned with Heartstopper and Fellow Travelers. Compare the careers of Matt Bomer and Jake Gyllenhaal or any other straight actors who got their big break playing a gay role. Then you have multiple recent instances of queerbaiting by Elordi and some others (Garfield and Criss with their "culturally queer"). Being really gay often limits your carrer opportunities and marketability. Playing gay roles is not a carrer suicide for straight actors anymore. It's a chance of a big break, they could play gay without any damage to their prospects, while at the same time showing what allies they are and getting queer audiences for their projects. All of this while being in a privilaged position compared to their queer friends from the industry. Allies shouldn't obscure or replace queer people.

chile...you know that no one in this platform reads past three sentencesand you're here writing an essay

 

[Caleb Trask]

Since he’s officially come out has he talked anymore about the beating he took that required his face to be reconstructed? He said it was in defense of a friend, but I’ve wondered if he was actually the target of the gay bashing? Or was it a boyfriend he was defending?

When he initially arrived on the scene it was a prominent story, and then it seemed to be scrubbed from the internet, and now I’m seeing more mentions of it. It could be an important PSA for him to tell the full story, no matter what it is, but I can also imagine wanting to put it all behind him. It would be interesting to see him play the roll of the model in Torch Song Trilogy, but again that might be to close to home.

 

[WiccanRoo]

My problem with it is the uneven chances gay actors and straight actors have. Most of those recent gay-themed box office hits had barely any gays in them, most in supporting roles (Call Me by Your Name, Love, Simon franchise, God's Own Country, The Power of the Dog etc.). This trend only turned with Heartstopper and Fellow Travelers. Compare the careers of Matt Bomer and Jake Gyllenhaal or any other straight actors who got their big break playing a gay role. Then you have multiple recent instances of queerbaiting by Elordi and some others (Garfield and Criss with their "culturally queer"). Being really gay often limits your carrer opportunities and marketability. Playing gay roles is not a carrer suicide for straight actors anymore. It's a chance of a big break, they could play gay without any damage to their prospects, while at the same time showing what allies they are and getting queer audiences for their projects. All of this while being in a privilaged position compared to their queer friends from the industry. Allies shouldn't obscure or replace queer people.

DR:TL
If mutants dont play the X-Men in the MCU. WE STRIKE!!!!!!!

 

[bigboaster]

Since he’s officially come out has he talked anymore about the beating he took that required his face to be reconstructed? He said it was in defense of a friend, but I’ve wondered if he was actually the target of the gay bashing? Or was it a boyfriend he was defending?

When he initially arrived on the scene it was a prominent story, and then it seemed to be scrubbed from the internet, and now I’m seeing more mentions of it. It could be an important PSA for him to tell the full story, no matter what it is, but I can also imagine wanting to put it all behind him. It would be interesting to see him play the roll of the model in Torch Song Trilogy, but again that might be to close to home.

I've never heard of this to be honest.

 

[animatedude]

My problem with it is the uneven chances gay actors and straight actors have. Most of those recent gay-themed box office hits had barely any gays in them, most in supporting roles (Call Me by Your Name, Love, Simon franchise, God's Own Country, The Power of the Dog etc.). This trend only turned with Heartstopper and Fellow Travelers. Compare the careers of Matt Bomer and Jake Gyllenhaal or any other straight actors who got their big break playing a gay role. Then you have multiple recent instances of queerbaiting by Elordi and some others (Garfield and Criss with their "culturally queer"). Being really gay often limits your carrer opportunities and marketability. Playing gay roles is not a carrer suicide for straight actors anymore. It's a chance of a big break, they could play gay without any damage to their prospects, while at the same time showing what allies they are and getting queer audiences for their projects. All of this while being in a privilaged position compared to their queer friends from the industry. Allies shouldn't obscure or replace queer people.

I read this and found it insightful and accurate. At the same time I liked seeing the actors in the movies you named so I'm torn. But very thoughtful post...

 

[WiccanRoo]

I read this and found it insightful and accurate. At the same time I liked seeing the actors in the movies you named so I'm torn. But very thoughtful post...

My point may be thought to be stupid, because I dumb it down. The best actor for the job should get the job, regardless who they are attracted to. Its called acting. Am I wrong?

 

[somegay]

I've never heard of this to be honest.

Generation V: Lukas Gage - V Magazine

Before he came out (or was forced out by his ex-husband depending on your POV), Lukas described jumping into a gay bashing at age 18 to protect a friend and ended up badly bashed himself, requiring extensive facial reconstruction. Based on the timeline he gave on his most recent podcast, the "friend" he was protecting could certainly have been his first boyfriend and neighbor that he dated for 3 years. Now that he's out, I don't see why Lukas wouldn't tell the whole truth if someone asked him again.

 

[bigboaster]

Generation V: Lukas Gage - V Magazine

Before he came out (or was forced out by his ex-husband depending on your POV), Lukas described jumping into a gay bashing at age 18 to protect a friend and ended up badly bashed himself, requiring extensive facial reconstruction. Based on the timeline he gave on his most recent podcast, the "friend" he was protecting could certainly have been his first boyfriend and neighbor that he dated for 3 years. Now that he's out, I don't see why Lukas wouldn't tell the whole truth if someone asked him again.

Wow, interesting stuff. Thanks for sharing

 

[Caleb Trask]

Generation V: Lukas Gage - V Magazine

Before he came out (or was forced out by his ex-husband depending on your POV), Lukas described jumping into a gay bashing at age 18 to protect a friend and ended up badly bashed himself, requiring extensive facial reconstruction. Based on the timeline he gave on his most recent podcast, the "friend" he was protecting could certainly have been his first boyfriend and neighbor that he dated for 3 years. Now that he's out, I don't see why Lukas wouldn't tell the whole truth if someone asked him again.

Thanks for finding this, I think this is what I must have read originally, but couldn’t tease out again. Things embedded in online magazines don’t seem to be as easily pulled up on searches as things in regular postings or straightforward internet interviews.

 

[Rainofar34]

chile...you know that no one in this platform reads past three sentencesand you're here writing an essay

Just for you this answer in Chilean: Gay and straight= uneven chances= bad.