‘Bros’ Cast Break Down Their Historic Gay Rom-Com | Around the Table | Entertainment Weekly

[@divinedivine2646]

As a big fan of "Bros" movie since I attended a cinema for the movie for the first time in last October. It's a very nice interview. And Luke's giggling made my day! Hearing his giggling in every interview just melt my heart every time! Really! Till today, I've seen it at cinemas for 7 times and watch it through my own BD for 27 times. I just keep playing and watching every weekend. It's my favorite!

[@rick0e295]

Mature gay MAN who spent years in the closet has seen BROS multiple times and finds MUCH similar to my own experiences. Laughed and shed a few tears. This is what WE need, especially when human rights are on the line! Thanks to everyone involved in BROS!🏆🏳️‍🌈 .

[@gxdjoeybaby07]

great interview and lots of great comments from the panel...hoping most of the scenes shown here that were cut from the movie make the extras on the blu-ray...and i saw it many times in the theater while it was playing here in vegas...thanks to everyone involved for making this movie!

[@colinhowe1913]

Great programme. Thank you 📽 🇬🇧

[@A22DNAL]

What a great panel convo they give here about their chemistry in creating this! Seen the movie twice in two days!!! Utterly Hilarious.

[@jmykalz3974]

YAAAASSS MADIIEEEEE!!! 👑💐

[@lucasodearaujo]

We need more LGBT stories and characters 🏳️‍🌈❤️

[@johnflynn9619]

Billy is Amazing and Extraordinary. A Great Leading Man. I Loved Bros.

[@nxnxnx800]

Eichner screwed up this opportunity and moment on so many levels....so annoying!

[@saifmahmudishtiakshushaan462]

Luke MacFarlane not Aaron Shepherd EW.

[@JustSomeCanadianGuy]

If you think this movie is historic you don't know about The Broken Hearts Club: A Romantic Comedy. Or Victor/Victoria. Or any NUMBER of LGBTQ+ themed romantic comedies that have been made. Every time someone makes one of these movies the last few years they act like they're the first one! 🤣

[@lifegood1712]

Did you listen to the discussion? You are commenting about straight actors playing gay roles, which was significant progress for straight cinema but didn't create many opportunities for gay actors. Victor/Victoria? Straight and excellent actors playing a couple pretending to be gay may be a fairly respectful appropriation of gay culture, but it is not a gay movie. Did you hear them talking about Symone, who isn't even there? Symone being in "Bros" could potentially be its greatest historic significance.