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For context: In that production of King Lear by the Royal Shakespeare Company, Sir Ian McKellen, playing the titular character in a scene where Lear has essentially gone round the bend, strips completely naked right there on stage. New York critic Michael Portantiere, noted in his review, “Special note for those who care about such things: In a brief nude scene, McKellen amply demonstrates the truth of Lear’s statement that he is ‘every inch a king’.”

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The above scene is amazing but I also feel we need to take a moment to appreciate the fact that a respected theatre critic took time to mention in their review of this production of King Lear that Ian McKellen has a truly impressive penis

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Mike Ryan: So during this movie Venom goes to the rave. That’s a very interesting scene.

Andy Serkis: It was originally going to be a carnival of the damned and it ended up being Tom had got to know Little Simz, who’s a brilliant rapper and also stars in the movie. And she actually had made a song, unbeknownst to her, called “Venom” that connected very much with the first movie. And so Tom got in touch with her and that song became sort of the focus. Well, Tom and [co-writer] Kelly [Marcel] were always about Venom coming out and going to a party that was a very sort of an LGBTQIA kind of festival, really, I’d call it, and so this is his coming out party basically. This is Venom’s coming-out party.

Well, like actually coming out? Because that’s very interesting.

Well, coming out, being out…

Well, you just compared it to LGBTQIA. That’s very interesting.

Well, what is interesting is that it’s just like, here he is kind of, he says in the movie, “We must stop this cruel treatment of aliens.” He said, “You know, we all live on this ball of rock,” you know? And so he inadvertently becomes a kind of… he’s speaking for the other. He’s speaking for freedom of the other.

And it’s very obvious that Eddie and Venom are in love. Like we all know that. They are. They are in love.

Absolutely they do love each other and that’s the kind of the center of the movie is that love affair, that central love affair.

‘Venom: Let There Be Carnage’ opens October 1st. You can contact Mike Ryan directly on Twitter. @mikeryan

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