My nephew plays Alan. Thank you for your opinion. I agree it should have gone on longer. 👍
@Scrappy527
Жыл бұрын
Splendid casting. Ollie did a great job. Hoping they give "Changing Ends" a 2nd series.
@jasabasenara8124
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@@Scrappy527 thank you. Very kind. They are talking about a series 2. 👍
@OzPoliceScandals12 күн бұрын
I thought this program was beautiful. My best friend was a lot like the character Oliver Saavell. He took his life 9 years ago due to bullying and harassment. He used to say he wish he knew when he was a boy, he dreamt about me protecting him, supporting him. In me he found acceptance and brotherhood he’d not been able to find with other straight guys. I was only uncomfortable when he was heavily drunk at concerts and he’d openly and loudly perv on blokes. I always worried I’d have to step in and take the punches cause he was pretty fragile. This character (I understand it’s based on are) looks and acts so much like my mate, and as I watched it, I was wishing I’d known him when we was this young too, just to have that extra time, and make things easier for him like he’d wished. I think about him weekly, talk to him often and cry every few months when I just want him here. This shows a bum it of a gift for a bloke like me. I have no interest in walking into the gay community, but knowing I can come back and watch this series again, it’s a bit like refreshing my memory of who he was. What made him unique and hysterical, sweet and vulnerable. I felt like his Dad even though we were the same age. I’m glad watching this program that folks like Carr survived and thrived. I need to go find a tissue, this ruggered Aussie bloke has to go wipe some tears and get back to my day.
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My nephew plays Alan. Thank you for your opinion. I agree it should have gone on longer. 👍
@Scrappy527
Жыл бұрын
Splendid casting. Ollie did a great job. Hoping they give "Changing Ends" a 2nd series.
@jasabasenara8124
Жыл бұрын
@@Scrappy527 thank you. Very kind. They are talking about a series 2. 👍
I thought this program was beautiful. My best friend was a lot like the character Oliver Saavell. He took his life 9 years ago due to bullying and harassment. He used to say he wish he knew when he was a boy, he dreamt about me protecting him, supporting him. In me he found acceptance and brotherhood he’d not been able to find with other straight guys. I was only uncomfortable when he was heavily drunk at concerts and he’d openly and loudly perv on blokes. I always worried I’d have to step in and take the punches cause he was pretty fragile. This character (I understand it’s based on are) looks and acts so much like my mate, and as I watched it, I was wishing I’d known him when we was this young too, just to have that extra time, and make things easier for him like he’d wished. I think about him weekly, talk to him often and cry every few months when I just want him here. This shows a bum it of a gift for a bloke like me. I have no interest in walking into the gay community, but knowing I can come back and watch this series again, it’s a bit like refreshing my memory of who he was. What made him unique and hysterical, sweet and vulnerable. I felt like his Dad even though we were the same age. I’m glad watching this program that folks like Carr survived and thrived. I need to go find a tissue, this ruggered Aussie bloke has to go wipe some tears and get back to my day.