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Works by Donald F. Reuter
(Writer)
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Profile created 2004
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Making Faces (1997) with Kevyn Aucoin and Gena Rowlands (Illustrated by Donald F. Reuter) Heartthrob (1998)
Heavenly: A Hundred Years of Unforgettable Women
(1999)
Face Forward (2001) with Kevyn Aucoin Gaborabilia (2001) with Anthony Turtu Shirtless!: The Hollywood Male Physique (2001) Songbird (2001)
Fabulous female vocalists from Billie Holiday to Britney Spears
Boyz and the Bandz: The Hottest Men in Music (2002)
From Elvis to Nsync
Gaydar (2002) --
The ultimate insider guide to the gay sixth sense.
Fabulous!: A Loving, Luscious, and Light-hearted Look at Film from the
Gay Perspective (2004)
Defining “gay perspective” is no easy task, but Don Reuter has created a
star-studded new tribute to the Hollywood moments that give gay culture
its own saucy language. Collecting the most memorable one-liners, gender
benders, tear jerkers, nail biters, and heart stoppers from the world’s
most celebrated picture shows, Fabulous! is a campy, fun-filled
companion to gay cinema.
More
than two hundred films are covered, from classics like All About Eve and
Breakfast at Tiffany’s to newer films such as Moulin Rouge and Boogie
Nights, many of them accompanied by screen stills and snippets of
dialogue that readers will know by heart. Dozens of selections include
in-depth commentary featuring fun facts, vivid plot summaries, and a
witty rundown of reasons for the movie’s gay appeal. Reuter also lists
the “gayest” television movies, music videos, performers, and directors,
along with tips for throwing a perfect Oscar party.
A
special gift for silver screen swooners, Fabulous! is the absolute
source for all things gay in cinema.
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