Ronald Colman (Anthony John). With Signe Hasso (Brita), Edmond O'Brien (Bill Friend), Shelley Winters (Pat Kroll), Ray Collins (Victor Donlan), Philip Loeb (Max Lasker), Millard Mitchell (Al Cooley), Joe Sawyer (Pete Bonner). Charles La Torre (Stellini); Whit Bissell (Dr. Roland Stauffer); John Drew Colt (stage manager); Peter Thompson (assistant stage manager); Elizabeth Dunne (Gladys); Alan Edmiston (Rex), Art Smith and Sid Tomack (wigmakers), Wilton Graff (Dr. Mervin), Harlan Briggs (Oscar Bernard), Claire Carleton (waitress); Betsy Blair, Janet Warren, Marjory Woodworth (girls in wig shop). In Othello: Guy Bates Post, Fay Kanin, David Bond, Arthur Gould-Porter, Leslie Denison, Frederic Worlock, Virginia Patton, Boyd Irwin, Thayer Roberts, and Percival Vivian. In A Gentleman's Gentleman: Elliott Reid, Mary Young, Georgia Caine. Curt Conway, Russ Conway, and Reginald Billado (reporters); Robert E. Keane and Paddy Chayefsky (photographers); Kay Lavelle (large woman); Sarah Selby (Anna); Alexander Clark (Barry); Harry Bannister and Edward Wragge (actors); Joann Dolan (Ellen); Joyce Mathews (Janet); Harry Oldridge, Nick Dennis, Barry Macollum, Frank Richards (stagehands); Janet Mason and Augusta Roeland (girls in lobby); Angela Clarke (Lucy); Fernanda Eliscu (landlady); Joe Bernard (husband); Charles Jordan (bartender); Walter McGrail (Steve); Jamesson Shade, Harry Hays Morgan, George Sherwood, Cedric Stevens (guests); Bruce Riley, Wayne Treadway, Don McGill (men at party); Carl Milletaire (customer); Hal Melone (head usher); William Norton Bailey and Elmo Lincoln (detectives); John Derek (police stenographer); Phil MacKenzie (police photographer); Buddy Roosevelt (fingerprint man); Howard Mitchell and Pete Sosso (tailors); Watson Downs (bootmaker); Albert Pollet (costume designer); Countess Elektra Rozanska, Mary Worth, Maude Fealy, Yvette Reynard, Katharine Marlowe, Clare Alden, Doretta Johnson, Diane Lee Stewart, and Beatrice Gray (women in audience); John Morgan, Michael Stokey, Thomas Everett Powers, Leander De Cordova, George Douglas, James F. Cade, and Jerry Salvail (men in audience); Laura Kasley Brooks (dowager); George Manning (usher); Fred Hoose (laughing man); Joey Ray (Boyer); Nina Gilbert, Hazel Keener, Ethyl May Halls, John Valentine, James Linn, Michael Stark

Richard Maxwell, a gay teenager struggling with his sexuality, is forced to leave home after a violent confrontation with his father and moves to San Francisco, where he meets Sean Montero, a complex and fearless teenage male prostitute, who teaches Richard the tricks of the trade while also encouraging him to live openly and proudly as a young gay man in 1970s San Francisco. After Richard falls in love with the daughter of a wealthy San Francisco public relations executive, his life becomes increasingly complicated as he fights to maintain his marriage to Chelsea and family life while leading a double life as a closeted gay man and trying desperately to keep his past a secret. When Sean re-enters Richard's life he's forced to choose between Sean and Chelsea and confront the reality of AIDS in the 1980s and its impact on his sexuality, family, work, and old friends in the gay community

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