OutFilms: Hundreds of
gay,
lesbian, bisexual, and transgender
movie reviews
What's This?
There are more than 800 gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender movies from 44 countries reviewed on this site.
>>about this site
>>Site Map
top ten lists
Overall
Gay men
Lesbians
Bisexuals
Transgenders
HIV/AIDS
Documentaries
genres
Comedy
Documentary
Drama
Erotic
Musical
Romance
Suspense
Type
Gay
Lesbian
Bisexual
Transgender
Rating
Excellent
Good
Average
Bad
Awful
year
Select Decade
2010-Present
2000-2009
1990-1999
1980-1989
1970-1979
1960-1969
1950-1959
1940-1949
1930-1939
1920-1929
1910-1919
adult films policy
If you're 18 or older,
click here.
link to outfilms
Put a
link to OutFilms
on your site.
Rent this movie
Buy this movie
Watch the trailer
Role/Play
Year:
2010
Country:
USA
Director:
Rob Williams
Starring:
Matthew Montgomery, Steve Callahan, David Pevsner, Brian Nolan, Matthew Stephen Herrick, Jim J. Bullock
Synopsis:
Two men, one a recently-outed soap opera actor and the other a gay marriage rights advocate, meet at a Palm Springs resort both hiding secrets.
Quick review:
Role/Play offers little that is new and follows a pretty obvious path. Two gay men both going through turmoil in their lives meet. Initially, they don't like each other. Then they fall for one another. Then, problems ensue. The film is dialogue heavy, and for most of it there are just two men offering their commentaries on modern gay life. What makes this film a bit different, is the two leads are actually married. And that does add to the appeal. Graham is a soap opera actor who is hiding out after a sex tape scandal broke. Trey is a gay rights advocate who has been fighting for marriage equality. When his marriage starts to break up, he also becomes stuck in a scandal. Off to Palm Springs where they meet, fight, fall in love and then face their secrets. How you feel about the film will probably be influenced by your feelings on their commentary. (Gay media quit covering gays, and now they're dying; why do gay men tend to stick to their own instead of going outside their groups?). The reactions when both men find out the other secrets are what put me off, since both are way too extreme for the offense.
Drama
:
Comedy
:
Romance
:
Suspense
:
Musical
:
Erotic
Gay Men Films
:
Lesbian Films
:
Bisexual Films
:
Transgender Films
Overall GLBT Films Top 10
:
Gay Men Films Top 10
:
Lesbian Films Top 10
Bisexual Films Top 10
:
Transgender Films Top 10
:
HIV/AIDS Films Top 10
Site Map
:
Contact the editor
:
Contact the IT Manager
Paying the bills