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I find it hilarious how in a weird way, the original two series of twin peaks is so like...fanservicey to the gays?
Like, Michael Ontkean and Kyle Maclachlan both had a adj gay/bi/MLM following each individually - Michael because of Making Adore, Kyle because of Blue Velvet (and probably also because they're both hot lbr).
Then, stare at their character design/costuming - Dale is this typical, suave, movie-star type in nicely slice suits and shit. All very like, old movie star glamour. Then Harry is, literally, a sexy cowboy with a minute dangly/hoop earring, lmao. Maybe I'm biased but to me that seems like two aesthetics beloved by the gays hahahah (at least, in our house, my boyfriend is the lover of old school movie stars and I'm the lover of cowboys).
THEN as if it's not fruity enough to have these two very handsome men with gay followings wearing little suits and cowboy hats, they're then so damn tactile and physically intimate with each other *constantly*.
Like.......just capitalise on the pink pound why don't you, lynch/
In "Giant Little Ones," actor Kyle MacLachlan plays a gay divorced dad named Ray Winter parenting a distant teenage son, Franky (Josh Wiggins), who's grappling with his own sexual identity. I repeat: Kyle MacLachlan, a gay dad. The 60-year-old actor's range knows absolutely no bounds, inhabiting diversified worlds and traversing genre, from comedy to drama, from soapy to supernatural.
MacLachlan's first major role was in David Lynch's 1984 adaptation of "Dune" (soon, "Call Me By Your Name" actor Timothée Chalamet will be slipping into MacLachlan's stillsuit for the forthcoming remake) and two years later, in 1986, he collaborated with the screen auteur again on "Blue Velvet," starring alongside Isabella Rossellini. But it was Lynch's early-'90s cult TV series "Twin Peaks" that arguably made MacLachlan a marquee name (he reprised his role as Agent Cooper in "Twin Peaks: The Return").
In his three decades in TV and film and on stage, MacLachlan has played a city official based on first big-city openly gay Mayor Sam Adams, Fred Flintstone's boss, the guy who fucks Nomi Malone in
TIFF: ‘Giant Little Ones’ Starring Kyle MacLachlan Is a Sweet Adj Story that Packs in a Web of Complex Topics
Every film festival has its fair give of sweet little indie movies about troubled adolescences and suburban angst, not to mention stories of bright young teens discovering their sexuality. It’s as much a staple of the season as underfed and overworked critics fighting for the last mini muffin in the press room. The downside of this is that it can be tough for something to stand out when it’s one of a plethora of such stories. Truthfully, I probably wouldn’t have checked out Giant Little Ones, the second film by Canadian director Keith Behrman, if certain circumstances had not led me into an early morning screening. Then again, that’s half the pleasurable of the festival — discovering those gems you otherwise would have overlooked.
Giant Little Ones follows Franky (Josh Wiggins, looking so very like Lucas Hedges’s toddler brother), a 17-year-old boy living what he would assume to be a pretty normal life. He’s on the swim team at schoo
Kyle MacLachlan
“Diane, it's 4.55 pm, and I've just looked myself up on the popular internet website, Uncyclopedia. I find it intriguing that there is no entry under the name Kyle MacLachlan. Am I really so unpopular that I don't have my own article on, what I have been told, is one of the most popular and informative encyclopedias on the internet besides Wikipedia? Measures will have to be taken Diane, and so I will undertake the task myself of writing this article, giving extensive insight and knowledge about my life, and hopefully giving myself a much needed career-boost.”
~ Kyle MacLachlan
I was born Kyle Merritt MacLachlan (February 22, 1959), and I am an American actor. I graduated from the University of Washington in 1982 and, shortly afterward, moved to Hollywood, California to pursue a career in acting. At the time I was under the impression that Hollywood was the only place in the world where you could. I own since been proven wrong as other actors have taken roles from me who come from places