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Cody would be putting Ryan on blast and not give a shit of that were the case.
It was funny but when the Me Too thing happened and folks were bringing in their stories about who acted perverted around them, they talked about Bruce Weber and Rick Day. But I was surprised to see not one mention of Ryan Murphy. Maybe it never happened. Maybe it did. We'll never know. He would've easily been exposed by now but I guess when you have 50-11 shows on TV, it's hard. Not saying he may have done it. You're right about Cody.
You would have to be cautious dealing with male actors that are straight. Not threats of violence necessarily, but it is a clear quid-pro-quo. If you fail to deliver for services rendered, people will talk. You can only rely on the silence from the shame shouldered by straight men for doing "gay stuff" to last for so long. Eventually you will encounter someone with no fucks left to give and think it is their big opportunity for a sizeable insurance settlement. That means big news. Bad publicity. Corporations do not appreciate those headaches. Very time consuming and fails to do what they care about: making money.
It is a double edged sword. You also don't want to be known in the industry as someone playing with dynamite and inviting scandal and litigation to your studio. It overshadows the projects that make the money.
I could see highly driven people being paranoid enough to keep their hands out of the honey pot.
Though I am sure there are more Harveys out there, studios are going to be wary of dealing with potential problems.
It is a double edged sword. You also don't want to be known in the industry as someone playing with dynamite and inviting scandal and litigation to your studio. It overshadows the projects that make the money.
I could see highly driven people being paranoid enough to keep their hands out of the honey pot.
Though I am sure there are more Harveys out there, studios are going to be wary of dealing with potential problems.
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The Murphy rumours are only slightly believable because some of the male actors he casts are really just good looking and that's about it, barely any acting talent whatsoever (see Cody Fern, Colton, that snowboarder guy), so you have to wonder on what basis did they get the role.
Have you ever stopped and thought that all the guys you mentioned are openly gay? You guys are assuming things, while I see a guy man trying to give opportunity to our community! Ryan tends to give a chance to LGBT people even if they don't have that much talent, and you know what? THAT'S GREAT, because let me be honest with you, most of Hollywood don't have talent, so stop trying to create stories. Nothing ever came out saying anything bad about Ryan, why the gays insist on making him the bad guy?
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You say that like it's a good thing? Why give opportunities to good looking gay men with barely any talent, why not give the opportunities to good looking gay men with actual talent or *gasp* maybe even just gay actors with talent regardless of whether they are good looking or not? Maybe this makes me sound awful, but am I supposed to applaud Murphy for giving opportunities to mostly good looking white men because they're gay when the acting is lacking? Nope.
If at least he was casting conventionally unattractive LGBT actors regardless of talent, I might applaud him, but casting the hot guy flavour of the month just seems like Murphy making himself happy than anything else.
Murphy deserves credit for things like Pose and American Crime which have been good for representation, but I won't be applauding him for casting another hot white boy that can't act, regardless of whether he's gay, bi, trans or pan.
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Found this really clear screencap from Auscaps. Evan has such a Beautiful Butt.
Lightened it a little, what a peach!
Because THIS IS HOLLYWOOD!
He also did gave opportunity to a lot of POC on pose and Hollywood, some of them are talented some of them are not.
Anyhow, at least he's doing something.
Is it enough? NO! But who else is doing at least 10% of what he's doing for our community?
And what he's getting in return? Stories that he's abuses his actors. Great!
Well, then you have no one to applaud, because no one is doing that. Look around, we have very few openly LGBT actors out there on big projects, and most of them are "conventionally attractive".
And my English might be broke as fuck, but I don't remember saying anyone should applaud him, did I? If I did please show where.
I why I said was:
That's simply it.
No one has to applaud him, but we shouldn't also create fake stories about him being a predator!
He's neither in or out. He just never talked about his personal life, as far as I know. But he doesn't try to hide it, soooo.....
In fact, he did came out:
Smith calls David the hero of Episode 4. He used his own life experience as a gay man to extrapolate what Madson might have been feeling, telling 'Still Watching':
"Andrew Cunanan’s cleverness is that he plays on a very deep-seated fear which we’ve always felt as gay men and women: that if somehow you open the door to our private lives, everyone looking in is going to be shocked and appalled, and we’ll be disgraced and exiled. Now, suddenly, by killing Jeffrey in that apartment, that lingering nightmare becomes true—because David Madson knows that if he opens the door to that apartment, the world is going to be shocked and appalled. They’ll think he was involved somehow. It’s going to be very hard for David to extricate himself from the trap that Andrew’s sprung around him."
(American Crime Story : The Assassination of Gianni Versace)
American Crime Story: Gay Shame and the Redemption of David Madson By JOANNA ROBINSON FEBRUARY 8, 2018 Vanity Fair
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Yes. The one show that Ryan hasn't ruined with his presence because he left queer POC stories and history to people who actually know what they're talking about. It's Ryan's vibe and glam with actual substance for once.
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