Lucas Hedges of Manchester by the Sea

I enjoyed him way more than Casey. I did NOT get what the big deal was with Casey's acting in this film.

No, but he's allowed to sit on my face.

Too tall to be a twink.

Only if he fucks key Oscar voters.

Michael Shannon was totally believable in "Nocturnal Animals". One of those guys who has bacon, eggs and cigarettes for breakfast their entire adult lives.

Isn't it weird how pederasts judge attractiveness based on how old someone looks rather than whether they're actually good looking or not.

Screen Actors Guild Awards, tonight. Lucas lost the best supporting actor nomination to the darkie from Moonlight.

Literally the worst part of that movie.

Hot, r2. I saw it with my partner and got an erection during the awkward, failed sex scene. I loved seeing Lucas barefoot on the chick's bedroom floor.

That beautiful black guy from Moonlight is getting that Oscar. Gorgeous man.

He's hot as fuck in that movie. Red, red lips. I bet he's got a reddish donkey dick.

He is 20 and masculine. They boyed up his looks in this movie.

God, Casey is so fugly.

Affleck isn't ugly. He's often a poorly groomed mess, but the bone structure is SOLID.

Not really a fan of his current look but still cute.

I liked him much more in Lady Bird. He was adorable in that. Gay in real life?

Very likely that he’ll be a typical NYC theater gay.

He pings to me, I'd love to be right.

He needs to show his butt.

If he is hanging out with Wes Tay Tay

I'd be surprised if he were straight.

Did and and Timmy fool around?

R22 Judging by their Twitter thirst, it's more like he and Ben Platt take turns role-playing as Timothee

R17 settles it: Gay.

Bottom?

Voracious top, for sure

[quote] What was that experience like? [Sighs.] Oh man, jeez. I forgot what the world outside of the movie was like. I was tunnel vision, filming every single day for two months. It was the most brutal story I’ve ever been a part of, and the most heart-wrenching and crushing. But I got to work with some of the best actors out there, period, and learn from them, and have the privilege of telling a story that isn’t about me and that has the potential to save lives in terms of how historically significant it is for 2017 and 2018. It’s a story about gay-conversion therapy which is legal in, I think, 40 state in America right now. It truly is a story that needs to be told right now, because people are dying, or taking their own lives because of these places. There’s an amazing Vice documentary on gay-conversion therapy. It’s so crazy that this stuff still exists. I grew up in New York, in Brooklyn, a very progressive area. That having been said, there was no one in high school that was out — literally not a single kid. There’s so much homophobia in every part of the world — NYC is no exception — but I had no idea what it was like in Middle America and parts of Arkansas, for example. You have no idea how bad it is. I pray to have opportunities like that as an actor where, when you go to work, you’re not going to work to prove that you’re a good actor, you’re going to work for the sake of those kids in Arkansas. Or the rest of the world.

What role did he have to shave his head for?