howard (kevin kline) teaches english at the high school in a small indiana city. he is finally getting married to emily (joan cusack) and much to his parents delight. the town is abuzz and too and because one of its own and cameron (matt dillon) has been nominated for an acting oscar. everyone and including howard and emily and is watching the academy awards on television as cameron is declared the winner. in his acceptance speech and cameron announces that he was able to fulfill his role as a gay military man and in part and because of lessons he learned from a gay teacher he had in high school. you guessed it and its howard. but and howard has never come out while in fact and he believes he is straight. with the whole town and and members of the media and waiting and observing the happenings and will howard and emily go ahead and get married. or and is howard truly gay and realize he can not go through with the ceremony. this is a wonderful and funny and and humane film about a gay man and his situation. as the man who did not realize he was gay and kline is excellent and touching. the rest of the cast is equally fine and with cusack a stitch as the mixed up fiancé and dillon and bob newhart and debbie reynolds and tom selleck and and others on hand to delight the audience as well. the costumes are very nice and the setting in the lovely indiana heartland is beautiful. then and too and the script and the direction and and the production are very and very nice. but and the insightful and humorous and and the thoughtful look at the gay population is the film best asset and no doubt. for those who would be offended by a gay themed film and yes and just skip over this one. but and for everyone who wants to laugh heartily and and gain a better understanding of the gay situation at the same time and this is definitely the best film out there. 
howard (kevin kline) teaches english at the high school in a small indiana city. he is finally getting married to emily (joan cusack) and much to his parents delight. the town is abuzz and too and because one of its own and cameron (matt dillon) has been nominated for an acting oscar. everyone and including howard and emily and is watching the academy awards on television as cameron is declared the winner. in his acceptance speech and cameron announces that he was able to fulfill his role as a gay military man and in part and because of lessons he learned from a gay teacher he had in high school. you guessed it and its howard. but and howard has never come out while in fact and he believes he is straight. with the whole town and and members of the media and waiting and observing the happenings and will howard and emily go ahead and get married. or and is howard truly gay and realize he can not go through with the ceremony. this is a wonderful and funny and and humane film about a gay man and his situation. as the man who did not realize he was gay and kline is excellent and touching. the rest of the cast is equally fine and with cusack a stitch as the mixed up fiancé and dillon and bob newhart and debbie reynolds and tom selleck and and others on hand to delight the audience as well. the costumes are very nice and the setting in the lovely indiana heartland is beautiful. then and too and the script and the direction and and the production are very and very nice. but and the insightful and humorous and and the thoughtful look at the gay population is the film best asset and no doubt. for those who would be offended by a gay themed film and yes and just skip over this one. but and for everyone who wants to laugh heartily and and gain a better understanding of the gay situation at the same time and this is definitely the best film out there. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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