I’m glad he wrote this book and did the movie. It is salacious but I also feel he’s telling the truth.

@julianaocampo9150

Жыл бұрын

Where can i find the movie?

@missymissymiss5192

Жыл бұрын

@@julianaocampo9150 It’s currently playing for free on the channel Tubi

Scotty, never owned the Gas Station! He answered an ad, in the Newspaper to work there! 😒

I am amazed it took so long for this book to appear, it is full of great stories

I thought both the film and book were fascinating. As a "classic film" lover, I have no problem with these truths being finally revealed. I completely believe everything he said. This is a well-done film that leaves it up to the viewer to "judge", if you will. I don't see it as an expose of Old Hollywood, rather as a long overdue story that finally reveals the truth behind the myths. Yes, Scotty is a quirky guy but we're all quirky. He has perhaps unresolved issues as do we all, but that doesn't make him any less trustworthy. I'm actually glad the film didn't go too deeply into Scotty's issues. Enough of them were shown to give the viewer an idea of them. As for the veracity of Scotty's revelations: there were many people who vouched for Scotty; many credible people. This is quite different than "Hollywood Babylon" that divulged some of the same information in a much more salacious, tabloid-ish manner. Boze Hadleigh, unfortunately, was later accused of lying and in some cases was proven a liar. Scotty, on the other hand, didn't make up stories or create stories that weren't later corroborated by a credible source. Thanks for the great video!

Scotty Bowers was not "estranged" from his daughter; Donna, his only child, died at the tender age of 23 from complications from a botched, back-alley abortion.

@a.a.p3254

3 жыл бұрын

Bimbo didn't do her research or read the book. She's over her head. Cheers🇨🇦

@fenian123

15 күн бұрын

That is exactly what I came to the comments to write, thanks. He adored his daughter and she loved both her parents

The reason why I believe he's telling the truth is because there are similar stories about celebrity hookups from Studio 54... that everyone involved have confirmed. So why should the stories about celebrities from old Hollywood be any different?

@rollydoucet8909

3 жыл бұрын

Most of he people Scotty mentions (outs) were well known for their life styles long before Scotty's book and film. Scotty just adds credence to the so-called rumors.

@theylied1776

3 жыл бұрын

@@rollydoucet8909 Either way, in this day and age no one is surprised.

My father in law, burdette, spoke of him to me fondly. Having heard buds stories, I can new put a name to the face. Thank you

He did not open a gas station. Did you even watch the movie or read the book?

@Kendell062

5 жыл бұрын

I was about to write what you did,but you beat me to it. I liked the book better.

@maryannemelenka9250

4 жыл бұрын

show the bloody full documentry, not these people who were not even born during yhat time.

Yes people are getting all bent out of shape to hear about their idea of a cookie cutter actors were not what they portrayed in movies. They were just people with who often were opposite.

@paulaharrisbaca4851

4 жыл бұрын

I was always disappointed to find out that people one idealized were not the same people you imagined they were. When I was a kid some older lady took great pleasure in telling me Elton John was gay. Seems funny now. I was ready to cry. She followed me around telling me all these things as though she got off on it. It was just....young people want to believe in something not too different from their innocent eyes. That's why Hollywood is full of people who like to ruin the innocence of others,

@Firespawnable

3 жыл бұрын

@@paulaharrisbaca4851 Nothing is like how a kid imagines. Kids believe in Santa Clause and the tooth fairy. When they are older, they find out it's bullshit. That's called GROWING UP. 🙄

@rollydoucet8909

3 жыл бұрын

Finding out, later in life that the people we once idolized, actors specifically, were just ordinary people, with ordinary issues. It's almost like finding out there was no Santa Claus.

@a.a.p3254

3 жыл бұрын

Paula Harris Baca Get a grip! Are you still living in wonderland? Poor thing Go with the flow.

Wow, Mr. Alonso says that Scotty opened a gas station? He was just an employee.

@Chutney1luv

6 ай бұрын

So true! He answered an ad in the newspaper for the job! 🇺🇸

More power to Mr. Scotty Bowers for coming right out and putting things in perspective. Some people like this woman (Christy Lemire) seem to believe much of this is either a figment of Bower's imagination or myth. Why? Because these people are "celebrities"? Big deal. Listen, everyone who was born on this planet is no better than anyone else. Some may think they are (but that's a story for another day). Wishful thinking. No one's shit comes out gold, get me? Not only do I accept it as credible... just as important, he went ahead and made it public out of courtesy and respect for their privacy. But now that have passed, do you really think that somehow, they are turning over in their graves?? If you believe that, then I have a bridge I want to sell you! They are long gone and dead. We should accept it and move on. Come some 30 yrs from now, I'm sure many people will eventually accept it without judgement. And that's because today, particularly in the movie business, there's little to no stigma to his/her career when it comes to one's sexuality. In fact, it tends to make the individual in question more interesting to some of its fans. And many of today's celebrities know it! Many conservatives may be angered by Scotty Bower's decision to make things public. I say, good for you, sir! We salute you!!

Too bad Scotty died without a second book. I know he left out some of the very best stories.

Old news, anyone who had anything to do with Hollywood from the beginning of time, knows the variations of lifestyles that actors lived, I had a friend who was The Hollywood Reporter from 1938 to 1942, and filled me in with all the different things that he witnessed during his times as a reporter, he said he couldn't tell half the stories because the movie makers wouldn't let him on their lot if he told the story in truth, he did relate so many different stories to myself, and he had 8 by 10 black and white photographs of himself with the different movie stars so he wasn't telling a fairytale well actually he was sometimes, but it was really interesting to find out about some of my heroes from my childhood, where are nothing like what was projected on that silvery screen every Saturday afternoon when I went to the movies as a youngster, but the word acting, means acting, and has nothing to do with real life, the reporter's name was Sparky Johnson and he was probably as interesting as any actor I've ever met, I'm sure he's long gone as he was 20 years older than myself, anyway I enjoy this little KZread piece on Hollywood behind the curtains

@a.a.p3254

3 жыл бұрын

I always felt as a young teen. When I saw Great stars like Tyrone Powers, Charlton Huston, Rock Hudson, and many many more they where so sexy and masculine. All those great classic movies. It was the height of sexuality and they still had to deal with the Hays code, so creative How could they not be gay and the wit and the great writing as well as all the glamour and style. It was just out or this world. Look what you have now. That is sad. Cheers 🇨🇦

@Grace-qr9cf

2 жыл бұрын

@@a.a.p3254 to

His stories about World War II were by far the most interesting part of the documentary

Been watching What the Flick since day one just about, and I have to say I have never seen a video that shows off so remarkably well what a great back-and-forth, point-counterpoint-supplementary point style of interaction two reviewers have, than this one. The working relationship between Christy and Alonso, which is respectful, open, and eager to hear the other person's point of view, really is a treat to watch, and could be used as a model for anybody else in the professional world looking to enjoy a more fruitful, productive, and effective dynamic with whoever it is they find themselves working with. I wonder how Cenk initially pitched this whole idea of What the Flick?! to the team: did he entice Alonso with the prospect of working with Christy, and Christy the prospect of working with Alonso, as well as with the editor-of-chief of Rotten Tomatoes Matt Atchity, or what. I knew Christy from At the Movies beforehand (with that young, very green and hideously earnest tryhard Ignatiy Vishnevetsky) but had not seen Alonso's work before, although perhaps I had at Rotten Tomatoes, I just didn't know it. The problem with At the Movies is that Christy was confined by the very rigid formal style; they had her wearing rather conservative clothing and excessive foundation and speaking as if the targest demo was 55-year-old corn farmers from Iowa, just returned home from hearing about damnation and the sins of sensuality at a Presbyterian church.

@thebayonneguy

5 жыл бұрын

I couldn’t agree more‼️

@muzicaempathica6479

3 жыл бұрын

Too bad they don't fact-check, or at the very least actually 👀WATCH👀 & take notes before reviewing. THAT'S the ticket C & A--RE-view and take notes if need be..... So much Wrong Info contained in this particular commentary‼🤦🏼‍♀️🤦‍♂️🤦🏼‍♀️🤦‍♂️🤦🏼‍♀️

Like Crumb and Grey Gardens...can't wait!

RIP Scotty.

Where can we see the movie?

Hi, Alonso! Long time no see. I’m so glad to see you on TYT, one of my favorite sources of information. I will join because of you.

OK .. Some 'Studio Executives' actually pimp[ed] for 'the Stars' ..... selecting 'prime' studio on lot employees ... and making 'them' offers .... then and now ...

This looks like a bunch of old-school Hollywood, raunchy FUN! I can't wait!

wonder who the procurer to the stars is today...

@NewFalconerRecords

Жыл бұрын

You don't really need them anymore because people can be themselves now -- gay, straight or otherwise. In those days actors and actresses were required to sign a "morals clause" in a studio contract, which basically meant that you were finished in the industry if it came out that you were not heterosexual (hence the need for Scotty to provide a discreet service to hook people up). But then again, in those days you didn't have social media...

He should be on TCM!

I wanna see this!!! I read his book , very interesting

@a.a.p3254

3 жыл бұрын

I just finished it. I believe they made a Netflix series Hollywood. Cheers

he probably kept many stars out of trouble with the law, it is funny looking back

What we think warrants inclusion in our collective history books always reflect the social mores of the current time. Many famous historical figure were born out of wedlock or had “illegitimate children” but most present day adults in North America do not regard those as unmentionable, where they at one time may have been. No one would plead don’t say that or it “mars their legacy” in any way, if this is simply something historically known, testified to by several people. The fact that a person had to be closeted and this is how they dealt tells us a lot about our past and the road we’ve walked thus far in our stride for universal human rights. Like every single historical narrative, there will be a balance for society and the individual between believing vs verifying and by whom. I think this man has a right to recount his life, and he doesn’t have to lie about anything. It doesn’t sound like he did anything shameful (he’s claiming that he didn’t exploit people), and whatever he says can’t harm the person currently if that is the concern. Finding out a person was gay does not alter the greatness of their legacy in any way. Finding out personal attributes of a historical figure, gives us a richer story and adds another layer of complexity to the figure as well as our own understanding of that time.

@janedoe1790

4 жыл бұрын

Romina Jones not everyone is proud to be gay. The agenda is pushed on to people that like their privacy.

This is a great review!!🥰

If anybody had a three way with Ava and Lana, no doubt it would've been old blue eyes and instead of singing My Way, it would've been " Three Way".

@lindashelley3635

5 жыл бұрын

tim jones I must admit that my first thought when I saw that was to wonder just when this liaison was supposed to have taken place. If it was at the time when Sinatra and Ava were together (and don’t forget that he was absolutely besotted with her, and indeed never entirely got over her until the day she died), then Scotty was playing a very dangerous game because everyone knew that Frank had ‘connections’, and that you didn’t cross him in case he made a phone call about you to ‘the boys’....

@noel888

5 жыл бұрын

I remembered reading about it in the old Confidential mag. It was Frank that caught them in a compromising position and threw both of them out of the room.

@elizabethf1591

4 жыл бұрын

tim jones NO WAY .!!!!!

@thisistheworldtoday

4 жыл бұрын

I don’t believe the three way didn’t include Frank watching filming or participating.

omg cary grant was gorgeous !!!!!!!!!!!!

@Firespawnable

3 жыл бұрын

You just noticed that? 😂😂😂

@a.a.p3254

3 жыл бұрын

I rather pass on him. Rock Hudson was man everyone wanted.

Scotty did not own the Gas Station, he answered an ad in the newspaper for a job there! He did write a book, but there is no one alive to verify his writings. Who is around to sue him? Who knows what the truth is anymore? 😮

Scottie did not open the gas station, he just got a job there and seized the opportunities that came his way.

nice detective comics shirt

@cjwright79

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah I love the slighty nerd-girl aesthetic Christy sometimes brings to the table.

An Open Secret, the less charming documentary about Hollywood procurers.

@intivism

5 жыл бұрын

This.

Alonzo, the gentleman speaking here is very euridite.

Fred had a threeway with Lucy and Ethel

Shocking but it makes sense.

interesting timing seems like glorification even in documentary form or not

Just reading this book

I came out in the late 70s in the Southern California and was well aware of this history and network. This is a time when the gay parades were just starting. There were lots of people who were arrested, harassed by the police for gathering at parties in private homes or whatever. So I don't shed a lot of Tears when bad things happen to these folks. That culture is still alive and well there. Just look at how police harassed, fine, imprison and murder blacks now. The police and government officials have not been a friend of the gays. It's like Scotty said, everybody was having fun. I know the victim culture wants to paint this horrible picture. That might be true for others but in my experience everyone was having fun. Then AIDS was let loose. Some say intentionally.

@ExquisiteKinkyCoils

3 ай бұрын

Thank you for sharing your experience. Please stop using Black people's Civil Rights history in America to solidify your experiences as a gay person.

How did Scotty dodge AIDS?

@rollydoucet8909

3 жыл бұрын

Not everybody who was sexually active got aids. It reminds me of Covid-19 that's going around. Not everyone will be infected with Covid-19, but it is contagious.

When any interesting interview is spoken in Italian, German or Spanish, many American yield uncomfortable “ how can not translate this to English” , but nothing in English is ever translated in a Spanish , Italian or a German, may I ask why this time?

He was simply a man free in his sexuality and was able to help everybody in Hollywood be the same, living sex freely and, as he said « be happy! » 😃 That’s all

I'm dad I couldn't know him. Such a darling person. This chick is still in wonderland. Really !. Who cares about who screwed who its about people. I love him. A grandma in la.

I just bought the book, it’s amazing! Most of the information was public information for years, I’m very old so yes I know. To those of you who don’t think the military had a history of homosexual behavior read about the Roman’s and the Greeks taking boys along on marches that women were not suited for. I don’t believe every word but 85% is true. I remember the aftermath of the Great War. If you wanted a alternative life the west coast where to go. Elder abuse is not real because she could do many things to get the situation under control. I loved that part because I’m a pack rat and I cleaned up so I had an awakening

Guarantee you Frank was watching and filming that three way

First he didn't open the gas station he got hired do your homework

The issue I have with this documentary is tht these ppl arent around to defend themselves or confirm or deny if they even had sex with someone of the same gender. Like we will never know if Cary Grant was just experimenting or didn't even have sex with a man at all. I will and would never assume anything like tht unless it came out of the person's mouth themselves. Even if Scotty is telling the truth, then so wht? Most of these ppl have already died and to talk abt their private life and intrude could hurt their family. But anyway, thts the only issue i have.

@nicolelabram5575

3 жыл бұрын

And the fact that charming Scotty is making money from his book to the tune of 100k+. There is really no way to confirm these stories without disclosure from some of these celebrities . Most or all are deceased.

@gopherstate777

2 жыл бұрын

I never knew you needed protection from the truth? I think it was a good thing he waited for his subjects to die. I also dispute him as being the only source for his encounters. We tend to idolize the greatest generation. I feel it is refreshing to know that these people were just human beings like all the rest of us. And I think it gives a historic history on how gay people were treated by the industry in the golden era of film.

@grace-op7nd

2 жыл бұрын

@@gopherstate777 i commented this a while back lol but i do agree w u 100%!

@MetFan37

2 жыл бұрын

@@grace-op7nd Why would this info "hurt their family"? By showing that they weren't gods, that they were HUMAN like you or I???

@rglazz

Жыл бұрын

Still believe in fairy tales Grace? Silly girl.

The criticism that "outing" the dead is "reprehensible" is spurious at best. Is "outing" a heterosexual person in a biography also reprehensible? Until we stop viewing being gay as something an individual has the "right" to hide, then we'll never progress to the point where one's sexuality, whatever and however they see it, is equal for everyone. No one even dreams of saying the same thing about a heterosexual film star. History is slanted regardeless of whether its a documentary about gay Hollywood or the Roman Empire. Its people's interpretation of the past, and in this case their memories of the past that are put forth. I've read Scotty's book and I don't find any reason to question his veracity in his memories of his life. Of course, there are embellisments and I'm sure a lot left out too...that is how people remember and that is how histories are written...from other's recollections or comments that are filtered by the one writing. People act as if its "shocking" that box office idols, all packaged as heterosexual, were, in reality, gay. As someone commented here, its really about how gay people had to hide their true selves and what the consequences of that in their personal and professional lives were. For another take on this watch on Netflix, "The Women He Undressed", a wonderful doc. on the movie fashion designer Orry-Kelly who was Cary Grant's first boyfriend and knew the world that Scotty Bowers moved in. Also watch any biography or docu. on William "Billy" Haines who was a huge movie star in the 20's/30's and who was out completely and left the business to become Hollywood's biggest interior designer. Haine's life gives you a view of someone bravely bucking the system long before Stonewall.

@ocheltree1

5 жыл бұрын

Sotzume, well said!

@devanshepard9118

5 жыл бұрын

Good point and I agree wholeheartdley

@arthurboehm

5 жыл бұрын

Of course, there's nothing wrong about being gay and it's risible to believe that one can defame dead people by outing them. Still, there's an extant real politic that makes it difficult for, say, gay male heartthrobs to come out. Outrageous, but the bottom line still dictates many a term. Homophobia lives--unfortunately. What I almost liked best about the film was the questions it posed about Scotty's psychology: what happens to an aging libertine? He's a hoarder so we know there's psychological trouble in paradise--but what, if anything, does this tell us about Scotty's "mission" in life. A fascinating film.

@samuelparker9882

5 жыл бұрын

Sotzume PLEASE! YOU PEOPLE ARE FUCKIN SICK! ASSES ARE MADE FOR SHITTING ONLY YA IGNORANT MORON!

@randypoisson8823

5 жыл бұрын

Amen! I'm glad that someone else gets it!

well when you have a theme going

@muzicaempathica6479

4 жыл бұрын

🍆🤣🤣🤣🥒

Who are these self-appointed social justice warriors? LOL

@keithhinchcliffe4377

5 жыл бұрын

And the winner of the Judgmental Prick Award is ...

@a.a.p3254

3 жыл бұрын

Really, it's obvious she's out of her field. She's need more training.

He didnt open a gas station, he got a job there

I'll never agree with outing people, especially those that are dead

@victorcredenza6932

5 жыл бұрын

Oh grow up

@devanshepard9118

5 жыл бұрын

I don't consider this outing. I consider this man telling his story which he has a right to

@a.a.p3254

3 жыл бұрын

Move on Mary!

He feels like the Whitey Bulger of old school: Hollywood Confidential. Crumb was an incredibly sad, sad film about a miserable man from a miserable family. It’s a tough film! Hollywood was very harsh towards children and young women-they really did control “their “ lives, as much as was possible.

I read the book, with my IPAD next to me. I would read a name and google it , and sure enough it usually panned out either verifying or giving enough info to think yep something there. Scotty probably exaggerated some of it, but I think mostly true.

@rickariki547

11 ай бұрын

The fact that something checks out on google doesn’t make anything necessarily true or false.

It's hilarious that people are upset by someone spreading gossip about HOLLYWOOD!

@jasonlawrence8450

4 жыл бұрын

it's hilarious that you don't get it.

Chris Hardwick ✊... you need clear that name 😒

Yes, Scotty was a hoarder, but he was also a Soldier and spent several tours defending the US. Scotty was around after the war was over and provided special services at his station, especially for Hollywood. It was a crime to say that "You were gay" in Hollywood inn the 50"s. Actors were fired if found out and was written into their acting contracts. Scotty was actually a sweet person....... and PATRIOTIC.

Whew can one see this documentary?

@a.a.p3254

3 жыл бұрын

Netflix

Scotty told the truth.

This is one of your best reviews ever.

It's very saddening that so many gay people had to deceive the fans who loved dreaming about these people who would never be part of their lives. I just hate that so many innocent young people, even today, still fall in love with people who are not just unattainable, but that would never be able to physically love them in a lifetime. Young girls fall in love with gay men often because of their unattainability on so many levels. I don't think it's the same for Lesbian stars and straight males who might be attracted to them. (I don't think too many of them actually are attracted to many of the really overtly....um....Hepburn....Sondergaard....maybe smart girls who just didn't flirt much....with....) Jodie Foster was an exception, perhaps....

@Firespawnable

3 жыл бұрын

If people REALLY love them. It shouldn't matter to them if they are gay, straight, lesbian because it doesn't matter. 🙄

I read Scotty’s book but his causal discussion of his own childhood sex abuse, at the hands of multiple people, put a damper on the fun pool party stories. But I’ll see the doc.

@a.a.p3254

3 жыл бұрын

That is part of life. Nothing is perfect unless it's a Hollywood movie. Cheers 🇨🇦

@fallonrappaport5270

9 ай бұрын

So sad

@presidentgas4980

2 ай бұрын

Scotty never considered it sexual abuse and was more than happy to partake. He had a choice in the matter and that to me is not abuse of any kind.

Looking nice....

Yes, Lady, you were looking for the word "CONTROVERSIAL".......better luck next time.

This lady-host just Can't Quite Totally Let Go of her Restrictive Judging but the guy is more Genuinely Accepting...

Can there be a more deviant place than Hollywood?

Isn't this old news, not SECRET History? I mean people are/were gay, people are/were fond of hooking up is not exactly a documentary that shouted to be made. However, Scotty seems charming. If this documentary is well-directed and edited, I will give it a chance when it lands on a streaming service.

@dmc8092

5 жыл бұрын

I find the history of gay people at a time it was illegal to be gay and not talked about very interesting. Books like Gay New York, Odd Girls and Twilight Lovers and this book are very interesting to me. I look forward to a documentary about it.

@muzicaempathica6479

4 жыл бұрын

It is-and you should! 😎👍🍆🥒

It's good to show that the so called "stars" are simply human beings who happen to be talented in a certain way.

I had seen him elsewhere before the book was written, in another documentary, and I thought then, well THIS is gossip I can't help but listen to. So I find it very sad when you hear his life story, seems very abusive, and sadly includes that by priests😞

@rollydoucet8909

3 жыл бұрын

In the film, Scotty tells of the episodes with priests, but he doesn't sound sad about it. Those times were just different chapters in his life.

@a.a.p3254

3 жыл бұрын

Thank God for people like Scotty. That Bimbo Christy is just a uninformed child and uneducated about the matter she's talking about.

I doubt little Bowers says in the documentary, but would've preferred he'd not frame sex with minors as something not NECESSARILY "bad" because HE had a "good" experience.

Horsefeathers, Untruths, Where is the proof?

What comes to mind is the danger that these actors faced by going to someone like him. How do they know they could trust him? Cause he says so? They would risk there career by trusting a stranger, who possibly could blackmailed them. Too hard to comprehend.

@keithhinchcliffe4377

5 жыл бұрын

wow. did you ever miss the point ...

@Firespawnable

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah and it turns out they couldn't trust him. He literally old all their buisness. 🙄

@MetFan37

2 жыл бұрын

@@Firespawnable He told after they died. It's not the same. They're not here to experience the scrutiny and the loss of income anymore. They all were probably very proud of who they were, they just had to tow the line because of the contracts they signed with the studios.

@Firespawnable

2 жыл бұрын

@@MetFan37 That makes it even worse that he told their business after they died so he made sure they can't even defend themselves and he could have just been lying on them but it doesn't matter because he died shortly after this bullshit was made so I guess they got their revenge lol 🤣🤣🤣

I didn't get the impression that Scotty is covering up anything, with the exception of saying that he never received money for arranging "dates". It's obvious that to do so would be a crime (pimping) so he doesn't admit it.

@presidentgas4980

2 ай бұрын

There were many others ways he was compensated for his efforts.

Judge-y....

DOES it really matter who is GAY, bisexual, we are all human being to quote J C. he without sin caste the first stone.

Maybe actually read Scotty's book before praising him and his lifestyle: Scotty Bowers was NOT opposed to pedophilia.

The celebs cited are known gays-lez. Anyone could make up the stories !

I was truly disappointed on this documentary. I was expecting the director would have dived deep in Scotty's most incredible stories involving the Hollywood stars, with some new, untold stories too (Scotty certainly had many) but instead of this it was a boring film, mainly telling Scotty's dramas of the time the documentary was shot. It indeed started all fairly well, with photos of the infamous gas station, etc, but soon it focused on family problems, Scotty's health condition and his problem as object accumulator.

Not allowing people to tell their own story is wrong. He’s hijacking famous people’s lives for his own benefit, especially since some of said stories may not even be true.

This movie is just typical of their behaviors and now they want to legalize child molestation.

Outing dead or alive is horrible. He’s a pathetic little gremlin.

The female reviewer seems to be suggesting that Scotty is suppressing the whole truth about himself. This is probably because she disagrees with his lifestyle. I quite disagree with her. Scotty appears to be way way ahead of his time. If only we could all be more like Scotty... what a wonderful world this would be. He's not the only one who had sex as a minor and viewed the experience positively. He's not the only one who thinks that people deserve the happiness that comes from having great sex with the type of persons they desire sexually. Bravo Scotty!! There may be no higher calling on Earth than what you dedicated your life to!

@MetFan37

2 жыл бұрын

Finally, someone who gets it!!!

It is very wrong and defamatory to label someone as gay if they are not. It will result in a man not dating a woman if he hears this about her, and likewise for a man. It is extremely damaging because the person thus labeled has no chance to directly deny it before the damage is done.

@MetFan37

2 жыл бұрын

What fictional land do you hail from??

If someone doesn't want to be outed, they should never be outed. It is their choice. Being gay is not bad, but to certain gay people, they prefer to be in the closet. By outing them after they are dead, is really reprehensible in my opinion.

@jeoltem

5 жыл бұрын

I agree with you, but then we would be living in a perfect world where nobody's gay, everybody is happily "married with children" - I miss Bundy so much, and i'm the only freak. Not anymore.

Shocking! Gay people in Hollywood. Holy mackerel.

It would be more interesting to find out how many men Lana Turner actually slept with than who was gay. She claimed she married men if she loved them. Esther Williams said Lana didn't marry Fernando Lamas.

@davidallen508

3 жыл бұрын

In an interview with David Frost,Lana stated that the one man she truly loved was Tyrone Power.How sad.

@rogerpropes7129

3 жыл бұрын

@@davidallen508 Elizabeth Taylor's one true love was Montgomery Clift.

@a.a.p3254

3 жыл бұрын

Roger Propes God they must have a lot of fun.

I think what's required here is a little more critical thinking & a little less wish fulfillment on the part of some people. Some guy who has an obvious self-interest in stirring up controversy & self-promotion should not be considered a credible source. Just because said source claims someone is gay is not proof of anything. The truth is we probably can never know what these past celebrities' sexual preferences were unless they themselves chose to reveal it or make it public.

@chs75

5 жыл бұрын

His claims were checked and verified though.

@rglazz

Жыл бұрын

Are you in the closet?

I wish the word "bisexual" was more a part of the lexicon in something like this... it is lgBt.....

@pdailey1950

4 жыл бұрын

It is mental illness.

@kennethrussell1158

4 жыл бұрын

@@pdailey1950 Great Point and Observation, I agree

The girl is trying to have substance. She is boring. She should get another job. The guy's comments are totally boring.

So he slept with spencer tracy?! Lucky guy!

Who cares what these people think

Scotty, you look a little sloppy.

Batman woman don't like your stuff.

This girl is really annoying. She should shut the hell up.

Utter nonsense, BS

This is so disgusting and sad.

@neildickson5394

3 жыл бұрын

Why in the world is it discusting Prudance McPrude of Prudytown? Feeling bitchy because other people are happy and your dried toast!

@a.a.p3254

3 жыл бұрын

What's disgusting about it. Get a grip on yourself. We are all humans made of God's Love. Cheers

I think he was a liar

@Firespawnable

3 жыл бұрын

Obviously he's lying. It's easy to say you slept with famous people that are all dead and can't say you're making the shit up. 🙄

@a.a.p3254

3 жыл бұрын

I think Trumpie could be as well. Only in America.