Brad davis gay
Hello, Eldergays. Please tell me about actor Brad Davis
His character in "Midnight Express" didn't have a male lover sex scene. He became close to a guy in the Turkish prison but he turned him down sexually. I contemplate the real Billy Hayes did have a lesbian affair in prison. But Alan Parker seemed to have a homophobic streak and did not crave a male sex scene in his movie. His movie "Fame" featured the infamous character Montgomery, who seemingly was a lonely pariah, the only male lover student in the Elevated School for the Demonstrating Arts.
Brad (real name Robert) Davis was a tormented train wreck. He came from a crazy Southern family. His mother was in love with him and had sex with him. He married a co-dependent, heavy Jewish chick named Susan Bluestein, who later became a flourishing casting director. She stuck by him through plump and thin.
After the victory of "Midnight Express" he went totally crazy, wilding indulging in drugs and sex. He was a drug and sex addict. He fucked anything. His wife believed he was NOT gay, just homosexual friendly. She said he did same gay hustling early in his career but wasn't to her knowledge sexually involved with men in any concrete capacity. Yeah, right.!
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Did Brad Davis get AIDS from drug use?
Or sex with the mens?
| by Anonymous | reply 130 | February 9, 2019 6:20 PM |
From both, probably.%0D %0D Yes, he was happily married but I'm sure wandered off and had sex with guys from time to time.
| by Anonymous | reply 1 | January 15, 2011 10:33 PM |
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| by Anonymous | reply 2 | January 15, 2011 10:39 PM |
It was from both. Study "After Midnight."
| by Anonymous | reply 3 | January 15, 2011 10:41 PM |
Did he do anything noteworthy besides 'Midnight Express'?
| by Anonymous | reply 4 | January 15, 2011 10:42 PM |
R4, see Querelle.
| by Anonymous | reply 5 | January 15, 2011 10:55 PM |
Thanks, R5.
| by Anonymous | reply 6 | January 15, 2011 10:58 PM |
He was so beautiful
| by Anonymous | reply 7 | January 15, 2011 10:58 PM |
Indeed - he was hawt. Querelle is a hot mess - but lots of gay sex and Brad is just smoking in it.
| by Anonymous | reply 8 | January 15, 2011 11:02 PM |
He was in "How to Survive a Marriage."
| by Anonymous | reply 9 | January 15, 2011 11:05 PM |
He wasn't pretty, R7, he wasn't what one would call handsome, either. But he was damned sexy.
by AnonymousSuffering a secret: Brad Davis and AIDSIn 1991, player Brad Davis was dying of AIDS and only two people knew it Mr. Davis and his wife of 15 years, Susan Bluestein Davis. Through the night sweats, the weight loss and the realization that in the terminate nothing could save him, Mr. Davis and his wife kept the classified. Because, in the film industry, the word AIDS spelled unemployment. As he wrote in a book wedding offer developed in the ultimate weeks of his existence, Mr. Davis said, "I make my money in an industry that professes to care very much about the fight against AIDS but in actual fact, if an performer is even rumored to have HIV, he gets no support on an individual basis. He does not work." Mr. Davis wanted the world to recognize that he'd been HIV-positive, he'd had AIDS and he'd still worked -- and more important, he hadn't held up film. Because, as he wrote, "There are so many others like me, who are healthy and operational, but who live lives of paranoia and anxiety because they can't narrate the truth." So he extracted a promise from his wife Susan to inscribe the book he would not live to finalize. The Davises kept the secret until Brad's death in September 1991. He was the first heterosex He was handsome. He was talented. He had guts. He was a celebrity who died too soon.
One of the highlights of this year, so far, for me was hugging and interviewing Billy Hayes one afternoon in New York City. The writer/actor was performing his one-man performance smack dab in the heart of Manhattan's Broadway district. He got a great New York Times review. A couple of weeks after our interview for my podcast, he was off to London to perform his show there. Bravo, Billy! This is a great new chapter in his colorful life. His show focuses on the rest of the story after his famed Midnight Express. He was the U.S. college student caught trying to smuggle hashish out of Turkey. Hit with a severely long jail sentence in those days of the Nixon administration. Billy Hayes escaped from that brutal Turkish prison. His best-selling memoir was adapted in a great hit action movie. Midnight Express captured Oscar nominations for Finest Supporting Actor (John Hurt), Best Director (Alan Parker), Best Original Music Score, Oliver Stone won the Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay and the feature was nominat . |