Just dreadful "documentary" about gay stars and some of the movies they made. The narrator (whoever he is) is more than a little ill at ease and some the narration comes off sounding real strange. The footage is in poor shape (most of the clips look like they were taped off of TV) and some truly questionable information. Do we really need to know about the size of Montgomery Clift's best parts when we're looking at his movies? Also there is endless footage of Robert Reed in "The Defenders" (a show he did before "The Brady Bunch") with him and the other actors flubbing lines and mugging for the camera. I suppose this does deserve credit for trying this way back in 1980 but it' a really lousy piece of work. Rent "The Celluloid Closet" instead--you'll be much better off. A 1 all the way.
