A Four Letter Word (2007)

Director:

Casper Andreas

Writers:

Casper Andreas (writer)
Jesse Archer (writer)

Release Date:

28 March 2008 (USA)

Genre:

Comedy | Romance

Tagline:

Romance is so Profane!

Plot:

When Luke enters the gay bar flanked by his sidekicks, he doesn't know that he is about to meet his match-in hot macho man Stephen.

Plot Keywords:

Gay | Sex | Trust Fund | Transvestite | Men In Drag

Awards:

3 wins

Cast

Jesse Archer	...	Luke
Charlie David	...	Stephen
Jeremy Gender	...	Mace
Cory W. Grant	...	Zeke (as Cory Grant)
Virginia Bryan	...	Marilyn
Steven M. Goldsmith	...	Peter (as Steven Goldsmith)
J.R. Rolley	...	Derek
Aaron Star	...	Yoga Instuctor
Jonathan Baird	...	Disgruntled Customer
Max Rhyser	...	Long John
John Kaisner	...	Bart
William Hernandez	...	Silvio
Margret R.R. Echeverria	...	Audrey
Paul Jessiman	...	South African Bar Patron
Michael Ferreira	...	Tes Tickles

Runtime:

USA:87 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Sound Mix:

Stereo | DTS (DTS 5.1)

Certification:

Australia:R (2008) | Australia:R

Filming Locations:

Chelsea, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA

Company:

Embrem Entertainment

Quotes:

Trisha: In love with you? Oh, Marilyn, I just wanted to bump your doughnut.

Movie Connections:

Spin off Violet Tendencies (2010)

A cute gay comedy that doesn't take itself too seriously

I saw this at the Cleveland International Film Festival this week.

Luke is a promiscuous gay male who spends his time cruising bars and working in a sex toy shop. He is surrounded by a small group of friends, whose stories we learn more about as the film progresses. While out one night, Luke stumbles upon Stephen, a "straight acting" (as the characters define the behavior) hottie who makes a few comments about just how Luke fits the gay stereotype so well. This bothers Luke and begins his journey to self discovery, although it's not exactly rocket science.

I would recommend this to anyone who enjoys the silly gay comedies. "Another Gay Movie," "Adam and Steve," "Noah's Arc (TV Series)," etc. etc... If you've seen and enjoyed these mentioned movies and shows, I have no doubt you will love "A Four Letter Word." The film is a bit silly and you and your friends may squirm at some of the lines, but there is a heartfelt message and you will walk away from the film feeling pretty good about yourself (although you may feel like hitting the gym right away and puking up that movie theater popcorn after staring at the gorgeous actors for 90 minutes)