[ SECRET POST #5883 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5883 ⌋

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Comments

[fscom]

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[(Anonymous)]

Same with me and Marlon Brando. He treated a fellow actor terribly during the filming of Last Tango in Paris from what I recall, but also was a major supporter of Sacheen Littlefeather and what she did. It makes me feel something, but I'm not sure what.

[(Anonymous)]

wasn't Sacheen a fraud though

[(Anonymous)]

People are just... complicated.

I think the first transgender character I ever saw was in a Darkover novel and MZB turned out to be... uh, yeah.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, MZB's books were really important to me as a teenage lesbian in a rural area in the 1980s. I literally didn't know I was gay because I didn't think that was a real life thing but I was very drawn to it in SFF novels, because that's the only place I saw lesbians. Ever.

I don't think I could ever read them again, though, especially considering the amount of "older woman takes much younger woman under her wing for her own good" and sometimes "older woman sets up two much younger people for their own good" happens.

[pantswarrior]

Same, I came from a very sheltered conservative household and learned so much about sexuality (other than monogamous heterosexuality) and gender expression from her books that I really would never have heard of until the internet otherwise. :/ It's hard to come to terms with someone who did me so much good with their work being a generally awful person.

[(Anonymous)]

Classic Hollywood was a terrible time but a relatively safe place to be gay, as long as you weren’t too open about it, but I am kinda surprised to hear this about Hitchcock.

[meadowphoenix]

did you also see that video on Rope, OP?

anyway, ultimately my problem with people like hitchcock isn't that they did good or bad things, it's that they prized their judgement on who should and shouldn't be harmed and their entitlement in exercising whatever power they had over the people being harmed.

it's also the bad things, but the good things are usually more evidence that they could have been ethical people and choose not to in a lot of situations.

[(Anonymous)]

That is VERY well worded, I'll have to remember that.