The guy that did this interview is pretty good. He asked the questions in a very classy way. And all the answers were just beautiful from all 4 of them. They way Johnny answered the question about sex scene was just brilliant to me 🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️❤️
I've read so many comments in forums in which people describe Matt Bomer's character "Hawk" as the villain of the piece. But really, and as Jelani says, you have to forget about having a 21st Century mindset while watching FT. All the characters, in their own way, are victims.
I read so many comments about Hawk that show me people clearly couldn't step into his shoes and his time! It's such a missed opportunity! Would Skippy have loved him so deeply if Hawk was such an AH?! And Hawk childhood was so full of trauma and reject and the one person he really looked up to, the senator, also couldn't accept him for who he was... I think too many people didn't realize how important his dream of moving to Italy to finally be free was... he really thought that was the only way to get his freedom to be himself. And for a second at the beginning of his story with Skippy, for a second he thought he could get away with it... and then he felt the walls where closing up on him and that's when he went back to his safety plan of getting married and playing it safe... how can anybody blame him when considering how things were back then?
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The guy that did this interview is pretty good. He asked the questions in a very classy way. And all the answers were just beautiful from all 4 of them. They way Johnny answered the question about sex scene was just brilliant to me 🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️❤️
I've read so many comments in forums in which people describe Matt Bomer's character "Hawk" as the villain of the piece. But really, and as Jelani says, you have to forget about having a 21st Century mindset while watching FT. All the characters, in their own way, are victims.
I read so many comments about Hawk that show me people clearly couldn't step into his shoes and his time! It's such a missed opportunity! Would Skippy have loved him so deeply if Hawk was such an AH?! And Hawk childhood was so full of trauma and reject and the one person he really looked up to, the senator, also couldn't accept him for who he was... I think too many people didn't realize how important his dream of moving to Italy to finally be free was... he really thought that was the only way to get his freedom to be himself. And for a second at the beginning of his story with Skippy, for a second he thought he could get away with it... and then he felt the walls where closing up on him and that's when he went back to his safety plan of getting married and playing it safe... how can anybody blame him when considering how things were back then?
Very Handsome interviewer🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈
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