In and Out Page #3
- Year:
- 2017
- 85 min
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He used to mow our lawn.
Never again.
Howard,
we want you to know...
you're our son,
and we'll always love you...
gay, straight, red, green...
if you rob a bank,
if you kill someone.
If you get drunk, climb a tower,
and take out the town.
As long as you get married.
I need that wedding.
I need some beauty, music,
It's like heroin.
Do you hear me?
Hmm?
Emily, can we give you a lift?
Oh.
Will you be all right?
Of course.
I'm fine.
We're getting married.
I love you.
Good night.
Hello.
No, I'm not.
Hey, hey.
Hey, hey, hey.
Macho, macho man.
Macho man, yeah.
I've got to be...
a macho man.
I've got to be a...
There he is! That's him!
Howard! Howard!
Howard! Howard!
Do you have a boyfriend?
I am getting married!
I am not gay!
Do you know Ellen?
A teacher in trouble,
a town under siege...
a journey to the heartland.
Peter Malloy.
Stay tuned.
Howard!
Should gays be allowed
I don't care!
This is a classroom!
Class.
So, uh, where were we?
Romantic poetry. Shakespeare.
Talented, English, dead.
The sonnets.
"Shall I compare thee to a summer's gay?
"Thou art more lovely
and more temperate...
darling buds of May, and... "
OK.
Let's get it into the open.
What's on your mind?
Is it... true?
Of course not!
I'm getting married
in three days!
See? I knew it!
Told you.
All right, class.
Why did he say it on TV
Were you incredibly embarrassed?
Did you want to stick
a grenade in your mouth?
Class, class.
I don't know why he said it.
I've been trying
to figure that out.
That's not why we're here today.
- Mr. Brackett.
- Mike?
I've been thinking
about it all night.
Why would he say you were gay?
I got it figured out.
What have you got?
Look at you.
I beg your pardon?
No offense,
but you're an English teacher.
Exactly.
All this poetry and odes
and bonnets.
Sonnets?
And you're kind a prissy.
Prissy?
Not in a bad way.
I mean you're smart.
Well-dressed.
And really clean.
Doesn't look good.
Plus, you got the drama club,
and you ride that bicycle.
You've been engaged to Miss
Montgomery for three years.
What does that...
Think about it. You add it up,
of course he thinks you're gay!
Ooh! Ooh! Ooh! Plus,
he was in that movie...
so his brain is, like,
already going that way...
and then he remembers you...
and he goes, "Smart, clean,
"gay!"
Gays in the space program?
Lesbians on Mars?
Excuse me.
Mr... Mr. Brackett.
Boys and girls.
Mr. Halliwell.
Howard, could, uh, could I...
Oh.
Class, excuse me.
The school is surrounded.
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