Alexis Arquette is a gay artist in Never Met Picasso. His uncle (Alvin Epstein) is also a gay artist, the love of whose life went off to war many years ago. Then there’s his actress mother (Margot Kidder) who has a lesbian affair. This was watchable, but I really didn’t take much away from it.
Connor Trinneeras Chief Engineer Trip Tucker on Star Trek Enterprise. The blue uderwear sure beats the old “red shirts.” Sorry Scotty. . . .
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In I Think I Do, Alexis Arquette and Tuc Watkins are a gay couple who attend the wedding of some of Arquette’s old college friends. Along the way, Christian Maelen shows up as Arquette’s old straight college roommate who he had a major crush on. Seems the whole straight thing might’ve been just a phase.
There’s an excellent cast in Heights. James Marsden is getting married but trying to keep his fiance (Elizabeth Banks) and her mother (Glenn Close) from finding out about the risque pictures he posed for years ago from a reporter (John Light) or from the exhibit of the photographer’s work that’s just come to town. Not to mention the guy (Jesse Bradford) he meets for trysts on the rooftop of their apartment building.
In the Six Feet Under season 4 episode “Can I Come Up Now?”, Brenda (Rachel Griffiths) has Joe (Justin Theroux) tied to the bed when her ex boyfriend Nate (Peter Krause) drops by. Disappointingly, she unties him and gets him dressed before inviting Nate in.
Asanee Suwan is Parinya Charoenphol in a true life story of a Thai kickboxer who underwent a sex change operation (and wears makeup to his boxing matches). There’s a great scene where he gets excited over his first box of eyeshadow.
Bryce Johnson & Cole Williams in Harry and Max are two brothers, both teen idols, who find themselves attracted to one another.
