TruthBTold

No, I saw it. I guess I am so perverse that I did not think that the young one was being forced to do anything. I thought the top was just using some pressure to have a few inches more of fun. Of course, I can't hear anything so I might change my mind if there was something which would indicate otherwise. I can't even really say that there is pressure being applied. Damn, those cartoons.

He can make me breakfast any ol' time and in return I will . . .

No one seems to have an "issue" with anyone here.

Bald IS beautiful.

Definitely my BF.

I think that one of the first things to remember about Murphy's Hollywood is that it is a rather fantastical portrayal. Like real life, Willson is a somewhat layered person. Besides actually attempting to help Rock Hudson, among many actors, Willson also took advantage of him, occasionally sexually. Willson was a closeted gay person so he knew that his clients had a lot to lose and so he knew exactly how to manipulate them. At the same time as the movie shows people sacrifice a lot (morals, love, relationships) for fame. Because it seems from the movie that his clients tend to be young they obviously don't know what they will have to sacrifice but they do it all the same in the end. However, the movie is a fantastical portrayal for many of the characters that it has onboard. They are in some ways true but in other ways things just did not happen in that way. The most obvious is Hudson. He remained closeted through out most of his career. In all likelihood he even married Willson's secretary to maintain the facade (lasted only 3 years). There was no man-to-man handholding at the Oscars.

Very good looking alright but like many young actors could certainly benefit from some beginning acting classes. But then again sometimes it just does not matter.

A couple of other mentions: Holland Taylor and Joe Mantello are magnificent. Plus, I was taken aback: Darren Criss is STRAIGHT? Yikes.

Wouldn't mind Corenswet as the bottom.

You just have to take up my afternoon, don't ya? Thanks a million. He is quite a tease with a very nice butt. And he seems to have a friend that he enjoys playing with to a certain extent.

Only if Criss was going to pay.

I think my iPhone is a 5. I have a problem because I have been blocked from downloading certain newer apps.

Saw the second and third episodes and it still held my interest. And for me introduced a lot more comic elements to it. If you have a modicum knowledge of Hollywood culture history it makes sense as it goes along. Some of the characters are fictional and introduced (I believe) to be able to weave the narrative structure that might not have been there. They all are writers, actors, or become friends. And then many, many are or represent real life Hollywood figures. But ofttimes the historical facts become slightly fiction for whatever reason. At any rate, I found many of the characters particularly comical. Jim Parsons (as Henry Wilson, Rock Hudson's somewhat sleazy agent), Patti Lupone (as Avis Amberg, the philandering wife of the head of one of the studios where many of the stars are contracted), Rob Reiner (as head of the studio, married to Lupone and himself philandering). And tons of others. I definitely am going to continue on my journey through Hollywood. Here is Rock and the actor playing him in Hollywood. Here is an article that gives some pics of the cast. https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2020/04/inside-ryan-murphys-hollywood-a-revisionist-homage-to-golden-age-tinseltown P.S. The only thing that I really found hard to buy is Darren Criss as a straight man.

Thanks. Thanks, I wonder what that is from as Griffin Burrows generally likes his BJ sequences. Tho, of course, he still does the full fuck programs. I wonder which this is and if it is an Only Fans, etc. or a studio production.

Very nice smile and pretty nice arms.

All I have to say is "Pull that down and go to town."

I hope that is not the total. Perhaps it is that day.

Anyone know who Griffin Burrows mate is?

We love our shorties.

I didn't realize that I was in love with Paul Krugman. Love what he says but I guess I really am in love with him totally. (Hope he does not have the tats.)

I will take either.

I will take either.

Just watched the first episode and enjoyed it. The acting is good and there are the abundance of sexy scenes (although they tend not to be overly explicit). I don't know what the rest will be like but it reminded me of the book Full Service: My Adventures in Hollywood and the Secret Sex Lives of the Stars. Perhaps that is what it is based on and I just don't know it. The main character in the first episode is David Corenswet and he is good-looking to say the least. I I forgot that Corenswet had been in Murphy's earlier The Politician. Jeremy Pope also plays a sexy character and uses his body to seduce. Dylan McDermott, who appears to be based on the Scotty Bowers mentioned above, and Patti LaPone also appear in the first episode. Hopefully the series will be as good as the first episode.

JJ, first thanks so much. I think that I would like the one being analyzed for future fun. His friend seems to be finding him nice and taut. Or you could probably just wait to the next day and I am sure he would be ready for more fun.

Do you think he just "cleans the pool"?