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  • Our Effed Up World
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Gay Deceivers (The)

Country: USA, Language: English, 97 mins

  • Director: Bruce Kessler
  • Writer: Gil Lasky; Abe Polsky
  • Producer: Joe Solomon

CGiii Comment

Made by a TV director and it shows.

It looks like a pilot for a sitcom - thankfully, the sitcom never materialised.

Some will find it cute - due to its age, others, quite rightly, will find it utterly offensive.

It does pose the question: why would gay actors want to portray gay men in such a hideous way?

Aaah the stench of money - wipes out all integrity.

Damnable.


Trailer...

The(ir) Blurb...

Danny and Elliot avoid military service by pretending to be gay, but they have to act the part when the recruiting officer doesn't buy it.

Cast & Characters

Kevin Coughlin as Danny Devlin;
Brooke Bundy as Karen;
Lawrence P. Casey as Elliot Crane;
Jo Ann Harris as Leslie Devlin;
Michael Greer as Malcolm;
Sebastian Brook as Craig;
Jack Starrett as Colonel Dixon;
Richard Webb as Mr. Devlin;
Eloise Hardt as Mrs. Devlin;
Jeanne Baird as Mrs. Conway;
Michael Kopcha as Psychiatrist;
Joe Tornatore as Sergeant Kravits;
Robert Reese as Real Estate Agent;
Christopher Riordan as Duane;
Douglas Hume as Corporal