It was about a wrongful termination. True. About a guy whose lawyer brother goes missing replaced by an imposter. Knew he wasnt his brother because he kissed his cheek like a Judas. Joan Jett wrote the song.
It's about wrongful termination, yeah, and about justice, human rights, social justice, and dignity. For a film made 8 years after Rock Hudson's death, it's great. Why does this film get so much hate these days? Why did it get hate when it first came out? I honestly don't get it.
Human rights? How about the female who wrote the original screenplay about a wrongful termination that had nothing to do with a GAY Man!!!!!!!
This woman was harassed for years by gay folks!!!!
Years.
They are still harassing her.
Her parents were killed because her mother would not turn over a building in 1969 to a group if gay folks. It became a cause celeb a gay revolution and she became an orphan.
Get your *beep* together. This film is based on the true story of Geoffrey Bowers, a lawyer in the 80s who was gay and had AIDS, who sued his firm for wrongful termination and won.
Holy cow, honestly don't know if the OP is trolling, just dense or (more likely by her other posts) completely mental, but best not to respond to her. Wow ... just wow.
"You mean -- all this time ... we could have been friends....?"