#keith prentice

[esqueletosgays]

THE BOYS IN THE BAND (1970)

Director: William Friedkin Cinematography: Arthur J. Ornitz

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The Boys in the Band William Friedkin. 1970

Apartment Entrance: 136 E 65th St, New York, NY 10065, USA Balcony: 243 E 61st St, New York, NY 10065, USA See in map

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[antonwyzek]

I know pride month is over now, but I want to reflect on the artists, musicians, actors, singers, and others we lost to AIDS.

Keith Haring

Gia Carangi

Leonard Frey

Robert La Tourneaux

Frederick Combs

Keith Prentice

Kenneth Nelson

Larry Kert

Irving Allen Lee

Ilka Tanya Payán

I encourage others to add more people, as I will do the same in reblogs as there were so many more people I wanted to add. And those in the public eye that we lost don’t even hold a candle to the large amount of brothers, sisters, friends, that were lost due to AIDS.

[clemsfilmdiary]

The Boys in the Band (1970, William Friedkin)

"What I am, Michael, is a 32 year-old, ugly, pock marked Jew fairy, and if it takes me a little while to pull myself together, and if I smoke a little grass before I get up the nerve to show my face to the world, it's nobody's god-damned business but my own. And how are you this evening?"

2/28/24

[erstwhile-punk-guerito]

[lafiguraentutapiz]

The Boys in the Band. William Friedkin. 1970

[loveboatinsanity]

[basketpod]

What's in the Basket

The highlights and lowlifes of Hollywood history. A classic film podcast for the people!

What’s in the Basket is a female-hosted film history podcast that combines research, humour, and progressive politics to deliver the absolute hottest of takes on Old Hollywood, modern movies, and fan culture.

13. The Boys in the Band (1970): Are You Going to the Birthday Party?

After three seemingly endless months, we're finally back with a fully-researched episode—and it's our longest yet, so heat up some lasagna and settle in as we tackle William Friedkin's adaptation of Mart Crowley's play The Boys in the Band (1970). Topics include the influence of both play and film on the LGBT rights movement, the use of Old Hollywood references as shorthand by an isolated minority that took refuge in the movies, and Natalie Wood's unmatched gift-giving skills.

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