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Rub & Tug

Country: USA, Language: English

  • Director: Rupert Sanders
  • Writer: Gary Spinelli

CGiii Comment

This has now been dropped from [any] production slate...due to the [miniscule] outcry from a few vociferous trans*activists...for casting Hollywood A-Lister Scarlett Johansson in the lead trans*role...way to go activists!

Tex Gill's story will - quite probably - never be told...way to go activists!

And...quite possibly [and quite rightly], major studios will think twice about producing trans*stories.

If you extrapolate on this [misguided] stance...no films will ever be made. Think about it...should a [straight] woman not write about a gay love affair between two cowboys?!? Should two straight actors not play two gay cowboys? There goes Brokeback Mountain!!!

Way to go activists!


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The(ir) Blurb...

Tex Gill, a larger than life character who, while transitioning from female to male, becomes the crime kingpin of 1970s Pittsburgh through his empire of illicit massage parlors.

Cast & Characters

Scarlett Johansson as Jean Marie Gill