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Fire Island: The Gay Rom-Com We All Need

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Pride & Prejudice, the basis for the hit new movie Fire Island, I was able to view the film with a virgin eye. While I’m sure Austen aficionados would say that nothing comes close to the original iterations on page or screen, Fire Island brings all the feels.Fire Island is an American romantic comedy film directed, written by, and starring Joel Kim Booster, as Noah, and supported in the storyline by his ex-boyfriend, best buddy Howie, played by Australian-born, Canadian-raised and now American-based, Bowen Yang.

Supported by a veritable gaggle of gays of many shapes, sizes, and colours, at the helm of supporting characters is the mumma bear, the always enthralling Margaret Cho, as Erin.FIRE ISLAND was so much fun.

A little crazy, a little dirty, with a big heart and tiny Speedos. And please, more Conrad Ricamora in everything. pic.twitter.com/qJ4bkYdgI9— Boyd van Hoeij (@filmboyd) June 14, 2022Fire Island itself, the fabled gay Mecca that most Australians have only ever read about, or seen mentioned in pop culture over the last few decades has a certain serial killer je ne sais quoi energy about it.Not to brag, but … #FireIslandMovie NOW STREAMING on @Hulu.

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