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Patrick Schwarzenegger Has Discovered ‘The White Lotus’ Gay Porn Parody: “Excuse Me?”
Although Patrick Schwarzenegger‘s breakout show might have been shocking to some, the subject matter was hardly brand-new to most gay audiences.
The White Lotus actor recently recounted “some really weird experiences” since appearing on Season 3 of Mike White‘s HBO anthology series, including the revelation of a gay porn parody of the show.
“Last week, I was at the gym with two of my friends,” he recalled. “And a guy walked up to me and said, ‘I love your work, and I had to approach over to you because my boyfriend just booked playing Saxon Ratliff in The Tight Lotus.'”
Schwarzenegger continued, “I said, ‘What is that?’ And he said, ‘Tight Lotus—it’s a new porno coming out!’ And I said, ‘Excuse me?’ And he goes, ‘Yeah—he’s playing you.’ I was like, ‘Oh my god!'”
Sure enough, gay adult fun company Men.com announced The Tight Lotus last month. “Tanya McQuoid would be so proud of how these gay
Water is wet and The White Lotus is lgbtq+. These are the two constants in this nature that I live by. If one is no longer true, then nothing is true. Because if there isn't gay sex in a luxury hotel resort on my TV, it means that the end times must surely be upon us.
So it was with some mild alarm that I watched the season three premiere of The White Lotus and noticed a different lack of high-end gays. Where are they? Why aren't they trying to murder me? Am I not high-end enough? These are the questions that raced through my brain when that first hour ended with nary a homosexual in sight.
When I usually check into The White Lotus, I anticipate to be greeted by at least a baker's dozen worth of gays, or homo-curious people at the very least. But season three hasn't quite delivered yet on that front.
The episode opens with a new character, Belinda's adult son, Zion, who I sure wish was gay. The vibes aren't there though. Not yet anyway. So instead, I'm forced to do what so many gays contain done throughout history, and that's to turn to iconic divas for camp inspiration instead. Thankfully, season three is an abundance of riches on that front.
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‘White Lotus’ Celestial body Sam Nivola on That ‘F—ed Up’ Sex Scene, Lochlan’s Sexuality and Why ‘He’s Not Some Psychopath’
SPOILER ALERT: This story contains spoilers for Season 3, Episode 6 of “The White Lotus,” now streaming on Max.
In Season 1 of “The White Lotus,” Murray Bartlett’s spiraling hotel manager Armond is caught with his face between his much younger employee’s asscheeks. And in Season 2, Jennifer Coolidge’s Tanya spots her assistant’s beau Jack (Leo Woodall) plowing his purported uncle, Quentin (Tom Hollander).
That turned out not to be incest — Quentin hired Jack to pretend to be his nephew as part of Greg’s (Jon Gries) scheme to eliminate Tanya and inherit her money — but author Mike White went even further for Season 3 of his HBO vacation dramedy.
In last week’s episode, brothers Lochlan (Sam Nivola) and Saxon (Patrick Schwarzenegger) went out partying with Chloe (Charlotte Le Bon) and Chelsea (Aimee Lou Wood), popping pills, pounding shots and taking Greg’s yacht for a joy ride. After their island escapades, the foursome return to the boat and start playing spi
The White Lotus Season 3 Explores LGBTQ+ Themes with Bold Storylines
The White Lotus continues to captivate audiences, and its latest season is making waves for its deeper exploration of LGBTQ+ themes. As the critically acclaimed anthology series shifts to Thailand in its third season, it retains its signature blend of social critique and unconventional storytelling. While some viewers possess noted a dip in originality, The White Lotus remains fearless in pushing boundaries — especially when it comes to queer narratives.
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Exploring Sexual Identity and Gender Expression
In this season, the series dives into complex themes of latent homosexuality and gender identity, offering viewers intense and thought-provoking moments. These themes take center stage in a particularly powerful sequence involving Rick — the season’s protagonist — and an ancient friend he encounters in Bangkok. Played by acclaimed actor Sam Rockwell, this character shares a deeply personal revelation about his journey of self-discovery.
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