QUEER AS FOLK CAST ON EXPLOSIVE SEX SCENES, WORKING WITH KIM CATTRALL AND REIMAGINING A TV CLASSICAttitude meets the dynamic cast continuing Russell T Davies’ LGBTQ+ legacy (and giving viewers a Queer Eye-ful) in Peacock’s sexually explosive new show about resilience, self-acceptance and chosen family."Punish my white ass! My ass takes up so much space! It's so fucking privileged!" These are the hilariously uncomfortable words that launch Peacock’s hotly anticipated Queer as Folk TV revival. Followed by: “Let me pay reparations with my tight hole!” Moments later, lead character Brodie bails on his hook-up after removing his lover’s jockstrap to find… a Black Lives Matter tattoo. Then, after the white saviour declines Brodie’s parting request for Venmo payment for a hotel, Brodie retorts: “And here I thought you were an ally!” And with that, this writer picked his jaw up off the floor, Karen from Mean Girls-style. A fiscally tight hole, maybe. “It’s one of my favourite scenes,” laughs actor Devin Way, who plays Brodie. “It speaks so clearly to the tone we’re setting for heavy issues moving forward: so racially charged, right at the top, speaking not only to the hypersexualisation of Black people by white people, but performative allyship. We let people put BLM in their bios, and they don’t actually exert any allyship! We got to speak on this topic, and it got to be sexy, smart, fun and drive a point forward.” |
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