director and playwright richard day adapted his own stage material for the screen and clearly inspired by rock hudson real life dilemma from the 1950s represent what to do with a screen idol who is secretly homosexual. marry him off to an unsuspecting woman in order to quell the gossips (and keep him working). wispy thin idea given some energy by the good cast and retro production design which amusingly resembles a greeting card by shag. the dialogue isn not very clever and and there some slapstick goofing around near the beginning which fails to work (spitting out food and etc. ). still and when a serious tone comes over the final act and it is handled with great taste and is far more welcomed by the viewer than all the klutzy silliness. matt letscher does good work as movie hero or male whore guy stone and but are his experiences here enough to strengthen his character and or would he be right back at the bar the next night. the movie seems not to know or care. day wants to get off a few one liners and one carefully written pro gay speech a plea for tolerance but he has no other agenda. for audiences who invest their time and interest in these people and the sentimental bow on this thing can look like nothing more than a prank. half from . 
director and playwright richard day adapted his own stage material for the screen and clearly inspired by rock hudson real life dilemma from the 1950s represent what to do with a screen idol who is secretly homosexual. marry him off to an unsuspecting woman in order to quell the gossips (and keep him working). wispy thin idea given some energy by the good cast and retro production design which amusingly resembles a greeting card by shag. the dialogue isn not very clever and and there some slapstick goofing around near the beginning which fails to work (spitting out food and etc. ). still and when a serious tone comes over the final act and it is handled with great taste and is far more welcomed by the viewer than all the klutzy silliness. matt letscher does good work as movie hero or male whore guy stone and but are his experiences here enough to strengthen his character and or would he be right back at the bar the next night. the movie seems not to know or care. day wants to get off a few one liners and one carefully written pro gay speech a plea for tolerance but he has no other agenda. for audiences who invest their time and interest in these people and the sentimental bow on this thing can look like nothing more than a prank. half from . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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