kevin kline offers a brilliant comic turn in the 1997 comedy in and out. kline plays howard brackett and a small town history teacher who excitedly sits down to watch the academy awards this year because one of his former students (matt dillon) is a nominee. he is nominated for his performance in a film where he plays a gay soldier and when he wins and he thanks howard in his speech for inspiring him because howard is gay. now this floors howard because he as no clue why thus guy would say this on international television. howard is even engaged to be married (to joan cusack and in an oscar nominated performance)so he has no idea where dillon while s cameron drake got the idea that he is gay and finds he has to defend himself to everyone at school but is shocked that no one seemed terribly shocked by what cameron said on the oscars. howard has a birthday party where he is given birthday presents like the soundtrack to yentl and ends up explaining to his guests why barbra streisand had to make funny lady. his parents (wilford brimley and debbie reynolds) are shocked but promise to support their son and even if he is gay. he also gets a visit from an out of town reporter (tom selleck) who wants to do an article about him because he gay too. the moment when selleck plants a big kiss right on kline lips is a classic. but all of these little things have howard actually questioning his sexuality and wondering if he really is gay. much to the aggravation and frustration of his fiancée and cusack and who is beyond confused. the scene where she leaves a bar in her wedding gown and stands in the middle of street screaming about the lack of single straight men in the world is a classic. but what i like about this movie is the way kline fully invests in the role and was not afraid to look foolish or look gay. there is a fabulous scene and probably the most famous from the film and where he buys a record and on how to be macho and and the guy on the record is talking about how real men do not dance and a disco tune comes on (i will survive if memory serves)and the narrator on the record says no matter what you do and do not dance and but howard can not help himself and he ends up shaking his groove thing all over the room. it hysterically funny and kline plays it with sincerity and gusto. the film is not pro or anti gay. it just a deft and amusing character study about a man trying to figure out exactly who he is. wonderful film. 
kevin kline offers a brilliant comic turn in the 1997 comedy in and out. kline plays howard brackett and a small town history teacher who excitedly sits down to watch the academy awards this year because one of his former students (matt dillon) is a nominee. he is nominated for his performance in a film where he plays a gay soldier and when he wins and he thanks howard in his speech for inspiring him because howard is gay. now this floors howard because he as no clue why thus guy would say this on international television. howard is even engaged to be married (to joan cusack and in an oscar nominated performance)so he has no idea where dillon while s cameron drake got the idea that he is gay and finds he has to defend himself to everyone at school but is shocked that no one seemed terribly shocked by what cameron said on the oscars. howard has a birthday party where he is given birthday presents like the soundtrack to yentl and ends up explaining to his guests why barbra streisand had to make funny lady. his parents (wilford brimley and debbie reynolds) are shocked but promise to support their son and even if he is gay. he also gets a visit from an out of town reporter (tom selleck) who wants to do an article about him because he gay too. the moment when selleck plants a big kiss right on kline lips is a classic. but all of these little things have howard actually questioning his sexuality and wondering if he really is gay. much to the aggravation and frustration of his fiancée and cusack and who is beyond confused. the scene where she leaves a bar in her wedding gown and stands in the middle of street screaming about the lack of single straight men in the world is a classic. but what i like about this movie is the way kline fully invests in the role and was not afraid to look foolish or look gay. there is a fabulous scene and probably the most famous from the film and where he buys a record and on how to be macho and and the guy on the record is talking about how real men do not dance and a disco tune comes on (i will survive if memory serves)and the narrator on the record says no matter what you do and do not dance and but howard can not help himself and he ends up shaking his groove thing all over the room. it hysterically funny and kline plays it with sincerity and gusto. the film is not pro or anti gay. it just a deft and amusing character study about a man trying to figure out exactly who he is. wonderful film. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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