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James Handy | Hal | |
Connie Sawyer | Barbara Baxter | |
Geoffrey Rivas | Police Officer | |
Alexis Arquette | Michael | |
Jill St. John | Mary Oakley | |
Art Hindle | Ted Oakley | |
Julie Brown | OutLoud Receptionist | |
Brian Leckner | Man One | |
Alfred Dennis | George Baxter | |
Steve Braun | Tommy Ballenger | |
Ray Baker | Peter Baxter | |
Alejandro Patino | Gas Station Owner | |
Dennis Bailey | Larry Jenkins | |
Faith Salie | Ignored Woman | |
Sirena Irwin | Beverly | |
Larry Sullivan | Alan Oakley | |
Cy Carter | Young Fan at Bookstore | |
Rosemary Alexander | Ticket Agent | |
David Mixner | Himself | |
Candy Ass | Cocksucker | |
John Harnagel | Middle Aged Man | |
Christina Hempstead | TV Reporter | |
Doug Lee | Stoner | |
Al Rondon | Motel Manager | |
Miles Swain | Mark | |
Zoe Logan | 1973 Jogger |
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Producer | Ned Adams
Tom Blount Houston King Miles Swain |
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Writer/Composer | Miles Swain
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Cinematography | Scott Kevan
Charles L. Barbee |
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Music | Steven Chesne
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When 19-year-old gay-rights activist Tommy and 24-year-old Alan first meet in 1973, they find themselves on the opposite sides of the political coin. Despite their many differences, they form a loving long-term relationship. In 1977, during Anita Bryant's crusade, an anti-gay book Alan wrote years before gets published without his consent. The book destroys Tommy's credibility as a well-known activist, resulting in Tommy and Alan's break-up. Seven years later, Alan is given a second chance, a reunion with Tommy and the opportunity to set things right. 1980's. (John Deitz) |
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