[ SECRET POST #2660 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2660 ⌋

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Comments

[iceyred]

Cosigned. Good secret.

Anybody know of any other book/manga/etc that could be turned into series or movies, that have dwarf characters?

[lilacsigil]

Anything about Toulouse-Lautrec...except that in "Moulin Rouge" he was played by John Leguizamo kneeling with his legs strapped up.

(Toulouse-Lautrec may not have actually had the genetic condition, but he was about 135cm tall.)

[(Anonymous)]

*Google* "Drank because he was teased. Died of Alcoholism." Looks like he probably had a hormone thing that could be fixed now, but not back then.

Dang that's sad. I know we go on in our culture about LGBT people, bullying, depression, and suicides is a large killer of dwarves, especially males.

[arcadiaego]

I'd love a movie with Toulouse-Lautrec! I find him so interesting although his life ended in a very sad way. (Crip drag aside, the original idea for Moulin Rouge was actually going to have a much larger part for Toulouse but the film changed a lot and Leguizamo was quite upset about the whole experience.)

[(Anonymous)]

I'd love to see an adaptation of ME Kerr's YA novel Little Little. There are some plot aspects that would feel dated and need to be reworked if it weren't done as a period piece (1981 is totes a period piece now), but the voice still totally feels fresh to me.