Our interviewer was lucky in that he was able to do the zoom chat when all three actors were in a photoshoot for the film. I love the comments about the heat of the studio lights, makes laugh every time I watch this. =)
I rented the movie on prime. Extraordinary film. Beautifully touching, raw & proper sexy. Rugby is a tough and violent sport that i love. I also really liked revealing truth of gay international rugby on screen with gay folks playing. Shattering those tired stereotypes and myths. Moreover, the story and the queer relationships were authentic, without apologizing, explaining or dummying down.Moments of the interview rocked. And wish the interviewer would have asked short and concise questions, so most of it would have focused on them and not him. He was ordinary & not interesting. But, what the 3 gents shared was fascinating. A doorway into the film and the story.❤
@paulstanton2471 Yes, sorry. Prime is Amazon Prime. I should have used the whole title. Bearing in mind that is an international crowd & not everyone may know or use abbreviations... thanks for clarifying.
I'm curious about 17:36, when Matt the director said that Mark is in a toxic relationship? Like, can someone explain? Is it because Richard has never been watching Matt playing in the field makes it toxic? Or his absence because of work travel makes this questionable? I honestly don't see any bads in the way how the movie portrays Mark - Richard relationship. And when he says Warren makes him feel loved, I don't really see how Mark fell out of love with Richard. I mean, if so, he would've break up with him if he fell like he no longer loves Richard. (I know I know, life and love is not that ideal and easy)
35:40, so Mark had never says he has Richard to his parents? Like, when I watched the movie and saw Warren was there and the family warmly accepted him, my thought is, "wait, so Richard is an unknown person in the family? Mark had been with him for 4 years yet the family didn't know about him?"
I enjoyed this session! After finishing the movie, it's always nice to hear commentary and QnA like this!
Our interviewer was lucky in that he was able to do the zoom chat when all three actors were in a photoshoot for the film. I love the comments about the heat of the studio lights, makes laugh every time I watch this. =)
I rented the movie on prime. Extraordinary film. Beautifully touching, raw & proper sexy. Rugby is a tough and violent sport that i love. I also really liked revealing truth of gay international rugby on screen with gay folks playing. Shattering those tired stereotypes and myths. Moreover, the story and the queer relationships were authentic, without apologizing, explaining or dummying down.Moments of the interview rocked. And wish the interviewer would have asked short and concise questions, so most of it would have focused on them and not him. He was ordinary & not interesting. But, what the 3 gents shared was fascinating. A doorway into the film and the story.❤
Totally agreed
Alex L looks so sleepy lol
He looks bored but he’s just adorable !
Hahaha he looks tired 😅
I really want to watch this movie but I don't know how to go about doing it? Any help would be great! DRS.
You can find this movie on Telegram
I rented it via Amazon, and then bought the CD, which I've not watched yet.
@paulstanton2471 Yes, sorry. Prime is Amazon Prime. I should have used the whole title. Bearing in mind that is an international crowd & not everyone may know or use abbreviations... thanks for clarifying.
If you're in the UK, it's now on BFI Player and Netflix. The way how I found it, is to just Google the title, then it will shows you "How to watch"
I'm curious about 17:36, when Matt the director said that Mark is in a toxic relationship? Like, can someone explain? Is it because Richard has never been watching Matt playing in the field makes it toxic? Or his absence because of work travel makes this questionable? I honestly don't see any bads in the way how the movie portrays Mark - Richard relationship.
And when he says Warren makes him feel loved, I don't really see how Mark fell out of love with Richard. I mean, if so, he would've break up with him if he fell like he no longer loves Richard. (I know I know, life and love is not that ideal and easy)
35:40, so Mark had never says he has Richard to his parents? Like, when I watched the movie and saw Warren was there and the family warmly accepted him, my thought is, "wait, so Richard is an unknown person in the family? Mark had been with him for 4 years yet the family didn't know about him?"