of the gaycentric perspective.
Andy has a don't-miss interview with James Schamus, producer of Brokeback Mountain.
And, in case you've missed it, Annie Proulx (the author) shares the origins of the story with the Associated Press. There's terrific insight into Proulx's thoughts on the characters. When asked if straight men will want to watch the movie, Proulx says "Why wouldn't they watch it?" Going so far as to say the only people that would have problems "are very insecure about themselves and their own sexuality. Jack and Ennis would probably have trouble with this movie."
The old adage remains true. "The things we dislike in others are the very things we see in ourselves..."
And, in case you've missed it, Annie Proulx (the author) shares the origins of the story with the Associated Press. There's terrific insight into Proulx's thoughts on the characters. When asked if straight men will want to watch the movie, Proulx says "Why wouldn't they watch it?" Going so far as to say the only people that would have problems "are very insecure about themselves and their own sexuality. Jack and Ennis would probably have trouble with this movie."
The old adage remains true. "The things we dislike in others are the very things we see in ourselves..."
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That means that there are more latent cases around than I thought. Joy.