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LGBTeaQIA+ πŸ³οΈβ€πŸŒˆ Mark Gatiss on LGBTQ+ representation in films and TV

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u/BananasPineapple05 6h ago

I mean, yeah?

But there's also a reason why Heated Rivalry was so healing to many in that community. Representation of the LGBTQIA+ experience has leaned hard into the trauma up until now. We all deserve to see ourselves represented and represented as normal and happy.

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u/BulgarYeet 3h ago

Similar to how autistic people simply can’t be other than maverick geniuses (i.e. tolerated because useful to society)

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u/Bambi_H 1h ago

I love Mark Gatiss. An absolute legend.

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u/Tactrix1 5h ago

Are they not allowed to be those things?

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u/CaptBland 3h ago

I think in film Hollywood wants those characters to be perfect

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u/Tactrix1 2h ago

Wtf does Hollywood know about perfection?

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u/Responsible-Middle35 4h ago

And yet he was happy to queerbait his audience along with Moffat. He's only pulling up the ladder and calling it something else.
I like his acting, but he has nothing to say worth listening to

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u/Bambi_H 1h ago

How do you think he's pulling the ladder up?