The Homosexuals (1967)

[Snarky Oracle]

An interesting throwback -- doused with the dank, Dante-esque doom of the third-quarter of the '60s -- about the curious problem of sexual inversion.

The commentary, both progressive and regressive, is not so different from today.

 

[rayray]

This was once a "holy grail" of LGBT history. It's amazing to have access to it today.

 

[Luke_Krebbs_Ewing]

This was once a "holy grail" of LGBT history. It's amazing to have access to it today.

Yeah I've often wondered what the gays were like when everything was in black & white back then!

I'm kidding of course.

Seriously though it's a bit of an eye opener that documentary.

 

[Alexis]

 

[Luke_Krebbs_Ewing]

Full marks to Dynasty and Aaron Spelling Productions for showing that there's nothing wrong with being gay.

I wasn't sure what I was when I was a teenager. I knew I wasn't attracted to girls.

But both Dallas & Dynasty showed me what I truly was and I thank both shows for that.

 

[Willie Oleson]

I wasn't sure what I was when I was a teenager.

Were you the first nonbinary person?

 

[Snarky Oracle]

Sadly, DYNASTY was homophobic as hell -- not just the characters but the show itself.

I've tried to tell younger fans that the portrait of Steven Carrington wasn't a step forward -- even by 1980s standards. But yet they're sure it must've been.

 

[Luke_Krebbs_Ewing]

Were you the first nonbinary person?

I dunno. I only knew I didn't fancy girls.

I found guys more interesting & exciting.