The gay deceivers parents guide

The Gay Deceivers is a American comedy film written by Jerome Wish and directed by Bruce Kessler. The film focuses on Danny Devlin (Kevin Coughlin) and Elliot Crane (Lawrence P. Casey), two straight men who attempt to evade the draft by pretending to be gay men.

The Gay Deceivers () If seen now by young people who weren't old enough to have lived during the Viet-Nam War, this film will seem "small" and out-dated. But, when this film was released in at the peak of the war, this was not only a very funny film, but a sad reality of the society of the times.

The plot's simple: two straight all-American boys play sissy to dodge the draft; they move into a swishy all-gay L.A. apartment complex, and a comedy of misunderstanding ensues. The Gay Deceivers is like Love, American Style on drugs; it's lurid, weird, and unintentionally funny.

Although the two main characters aren't canonically gay, because of their pretending they do run into a cast of gay characters including neighbors, party goers, and gay bar patrons.

The Gay Deceivers is a American comedy film written by Jerome Wish and directed by Bruce Kessler. The film focuses on Danny Devlin (Kevin Coughlin) and Elliot Crane (Lawrence P. Casey), two straight men who attempt to evade the draft by pretending to be gay men.

The Gay Deceivers () If seen now by young people who weren't old enough to have lived during the Viet-Nam War, this film will seem "small" and out-dated. But, when this film was released in at the peak of the war, this was not only a very funny film, but a sad reality of the society of the times.

The plot's simple: two straight all-American boys play sissy to dodge the draft; they move into a swishy all-gay L.A. apartment complex, and a comedy of misunderstanding ensues. The Gay Deceivers is like Love, American Style on drugs; it's lurid, weird, and unintentionally funny.

Although the two main characters aren't canonically gay, because of their pretending they do run into a cast of gay characters including neighbors, party goers, and gay bar patrons.