Dorian Blues Page #4

Synopsis: Coming-of-age. A small-town young man realizes why he's such a misfit - he's gay! Adolescence is proving a pain for the always-thinking Dorian. He's an outcast and the butt of classmates' fag jokes at high school. He's different and understands why when he reaches the conclusion that he's a "stereotypical gay." He soon announces this discovery to his homophobic, Nixon-loving dad. As Dad throws him out of the house, Dorian's off to NYU to encounter a new world of coffee houses, sophisticates and handsome men.
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Romance
Director(s): Tennyson Bardwell
Production: TLA Releasing
  13 wins.
 
IMDB:
6.8
Metacritic:
52
Rotten Tomatoes:
65%
NOT RATED
Year:
2004
88 min
Website
37 Views


- No, it's not a straight word.

Oh.

Never heard one of my

friends say fabulous.

- Oh, OK.

- Well what do I say instead?

U h, say...

...awesome.

OK.

It's awesome.

That would be awesome.

- OK.

- It's awesome, man.

Good.

I know, it feels good,

I like it.

- It's f***ing awesome.

- That's it.

Yeah.

All right, let's go

down to the basement.

What are we going to

do in the basement?

We're gonna fight.

- Did you say fight?

- Yup.

- Actually fight.

- Actually, physically fight.

You're going to teach

me how to fight.

No, not teach, just fight.

If you happen to pick up

some pointers along the way...

...good for you.

I don't understand.

See you want me to help you,

this is how we start.

We mix it up, mano y mano.

OK, but I think

we're short a mano.

See that's just it.

You're a p*ssy.

- You've always been a p*ssy.

- Ouch.

This is for real?

Can't be straight if

you're a chicken sh*t.

I'm not a chicken sh*t.

Stand up.

Ok.

Now drive your elbow back.

The other one.

There you go.

OK.

OK, tough guy, you

wanna see something?

Please.

- You want to see what I've got?

- I'm waiting.

- You might be surprised.

- Surprise me.

Come on, Dorian,

it was just a jab.

I didn't see it coming.

OK, OK, relax, relax,

elbows in, take it easy...

...just breathe.

Ah-ha!

Faked you out, jock boy!

Not hurt at all.

Oh, what's the matter Rambo?

Hurt your little thumb?

You sneaky little...

Sneaky?

I don't think sneaky's

a straight word, bro.

Try ballsy.

Aaaaaah!

Diiiiieeee!

Oooh, sh*t!

You alright?

Dor?

Dor?

Look, I am trying to

help you, allright?

- So please don't embarrass me.

- Embarrass you?

Look at what I'm wearing.

Will you stop milking that?

Milk?

It was a concussion!

- And there was blood!

- It was an accident!

Just forget about it and concentrate

on acting like a real guy.

## Kiss me here, 'cause I've

got the dirt on you my dear. ##

## It's your turn to hurt so kiss me

here I'm gonna make you pay. ##

What's your name?

Tiffany.

##... And it's clear

you're not too brilliant. ##

## Kiss me here, go

on and make my day. ##

Oh... Oh my... Easy,

I'm nursing a concussion.

- You like her?

- I like her shoes.

No, her.

Do you like her?

Actually, I think

she's quite sensuous.

Excellent.

Where have you been?

I've been sitting here...

Been talking to that

dancer, Tiffany.

- She's agreed to help us out.

- What does that mean?

It means she's gonna

sleep with you bro.

Tonight.

- You're full of it.

- No, I'm serious.

- I don't believe you.

- Believe it, Dor.

She gets off work at two,

you show up at her place at 2:30...

...by 2:
35, this

virgin sh*t is over.

- This is for real?

- Totally for real.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

Well, to tell you the truth I

don't know how I feel about this.

Feel great about it,

all right?

And do us both a favor,

don't over think it.

- I won't, but I'm just so...

- No, you got to do this, Dor.

This is what's gonna

make the difference.

- I hope so but...

- No buts, OK?

- OK.

- OK?

Yeah, OK!

Wow.

Wow.

So I guess she kind

of liked me, huh...

I mean enough to

want to, you know...

Yeah, for a hundred

bucks she liked you fine.

What?

You paid her a hundred bucks.

Hey relax, this

is totally on me.

Oh my God, N icky.

It's not the money,

it's the principle.

What principles have you got?

You're between

this and sodomy.

You set me up with a hooker.

She's not a hooker, she's a dancer

who does some of this on the side.

- So she's a part-time hooker.

- She's a lovely, sensuous girl.

- You said so yourself.

- All right!

So my first time will

be with a lovely...

...sensuous dancer

named Tiffany.

Well, uh... Just so you know,

it's a stage name.

These dancers pick sexy

sounding names for the dancing.

- What's her real name?

- Bunny.

Come on in.

- You're all sweaty.

- Oh, I'm sorry.

It's all right.

U h, I have deodorant on,

just not antiperspirant.

It's OK.

I, I didn't want to

wear this for this.

- Should I throw it out?

- Yeah.

Can I get you something

cold to drink?

U h, does it cost extra?

- No.

- Sure.

- Getting ready?

- No, uh.

It's OK.

Stay.

You know, I don't

mind that you're gay.

No, no.

What I mean is, I'm usually

not attracted to the guys I'm with...

...so, um, if you're not attracted

to me then everything's even.

That's not it, it...

What?

It's just, I can't believe

what I've been reduced to...

...someone who has to

pay for a sex life.

I mean, I'm a romantic.

How long have you

been doing this?

About a year.

Why do you need

the money so badly?

You got a crack

habit or something?

No, no nothing like that.

Actually, I'm saving to

move down to New York.

Really? What are you going

to do down there?

- Try and be a singer.

- You sing?

And dance. I do some

vocal impersonations.

Wow, you're multi-talented.

I wish I had one talent.

I'm sure you have one.

Not unless you

count melancholy.

Got a gift for that.

- Who do you do?

- Excuse me?

You said you

impersonate singers?

Oh... A lot of people.

Well do one,

and let me guess.

- No, I can't.

- Why not?

Cause I'm embarrassed.

You're embarrassed

to sing for me?

Did you forget what

I came here for?

OK.

## I don't know why but

I'm feeling so sad. ##

## I long to try something

I've never had. ##

## Never had no kissin'.

Oh what I've been missin'. ##

## Lover man, Lover man, ##

## Where can you be? ##

Billie Holiday.

- Very good.

- Very good yourself.

- That was wonderful.

- Yeah, I love her.

- Do you know any country?

- Country?

Yeah, I love country.

Please don't think

any less of me.

## Worry. Why do I

let myself worry? ##

## Wondrin', what in

the world did I do? ##

## I'm crazy for tryin'

and crazy for cryin'. ##

## And I'm crazy for lovin' you. ##

No, no, no.

Oh, no, no.

U h.

It's just, it's never

gonna happen for me.

What?

I just want to feel good,

you know, sometimes.

I'm sick of being scared.

I'm scared a lot of

the times myself.

- You are?

- Yeah.

You wanna know

what I do about it?

What?

I pretend... Like I'm in one of

those big old Hollywood musicals.

Where everyone's fine,

and happy, and in love.

And I pretend

like I'm in love.

I sing, I dance...

- You delude yourself.

- Yeah, but it works.

Hey, you want to dance

with me right now.

No, no, no.

It's a pick me up.

I swear it always works.

U h, I can't dance, I know it

sounds weird coming from a gay guy.

You can dance,

everybody can dance.

- Come on, I'll teach you.

- It's not that simple.

No, it's that's simple.

Look, I don't know

where you're from...

...but you may have missed

a really important lesson.

You want to feel good,

you gotta work at it.

Now get up.

Well, feeling good for

me has never been simple...

...and learning a dance,

impossible.

But Tiffany was convinced

that if you worked hard enough...

...the universe

owed you an MGM moment.

And work we did.

And you know what?

Before the night was done,

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