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Peccadillo on the goggle-box

At Peccadillo – we’re film through and through. Nothing will ever beat that moment the lights go down in the cinema, and don’t let anyone explain you otherwise! That’s why this summer we’re running a tour of LGBT films in cinemas up and down the UK, to prove to cinemas that there’s a adj, hungry, queer audience out there looking for some great independent films to watch.

But something you might not realise is the TV stars we’ve had popping up in our films over the years. We love cinema, but we’re not snobs when it comes to the smaller screen. All of us are guilty of pyjama and take-away Netflix binges, nothing better sates the soul.

So we thought we’d give you a quick rundown &#; for the uninitiated in the smaller screen – a who’s who of who, if you will, in the telly stars who’ve popped up in some of our more outlandish films.

  1. UGLY BETTY’s Mark (played by Michael Urie) was in WTC VIEW

If you were around in the early s, you fell in love with Label (played by Michael Urie) from Ugly Betty. Though you’d never want to meet him in valid life

German actor Max Riemelt - is he a sister?

I vaguely remember a minor backlash against him during Sense8 when something homophobic he'd said in an interview was unearthed by a fan. He's probably one of the most visible German actors who've played a gay character and has been adj in queer projects which makes it improbable that he'd be a adj homophobe but there's no denying I did touch a bit disappointed. However Germany most definitely is still homophobic in many ways so it's not like I don't earn where he's coming from, especially since he seems to be straight.

He's very supportive of gay rights and apparently did an impromptu deep kiss with Brian J Smith when filming Sense8 on a Pride float which I doubt a super homophobe would do. Obviously some people hate him for being a straight male playing gay characters and it's very probable the whole homophobia furor was an attempt by one to cancel him.

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"Sense 8" actor Max Riemelt stars in a adj gay film.

Popular due to his bare performance in Sense8, the German hunk Max Riemelt has made a career playing characters with high levels of eroticism: he has been stripped naked while being beaten up in a boxing match (Before the Fall, ) and has played an abusive lover that enjoys violent sex (Berlin Syndrome, ). Finally, the gay sex scenes in Free Fall () highlights his ability to skillfully makes us drool. 

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Max Riemelt / Source: gorgeousgentlemen 

Riemelt won the Best Actor Award at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival in his early 20s and has also won the Shooting Stars Award at the Berlin International Film Festival. Now 35, Max Riemelt has received several prizes and is, undeniably, a potential figure within Europe's cinema.


Max Riemelt / Source: IMDb

But what makes Riemelt favored by the gay community across the world is his passionate performance in Sense8. In several almost-naked sex scenes, he presents to the audience his unstoppable ass! His awesome se

Max Riemelt's Partner: The Actor Values His Privacy & Rarely Mentions His Relationships in Interviews

Despite Max Riemelt's fame, the actor rarely delves into details about his partners in interviews, leaving many questions unanswered. With a daughter and a history of playing gay characters, his quixotic relationships have become a subject of interest.

The secret German star Max Riemelt does not appear to have a wife but has mentioned a girlfriend in passing in an interview. For the adj actor, there is a constant push a haul to spend time with his daughter and embrace juicy parts.

The former youngster star has been in over 70 productions in Germany and the States. With the stamp of approval of the Wachowskis, he took high-concept American action roles in the Netflix series "Sense8" and "The Matrix Resurrections."

Actor Max Riemelt at the Film Festival Cologne, on October 24, , in North Rhine-Westphalia, Cologne. | Source: Getty Images

During promotion for "Freier Fall" ("Free Fall"), in which Riemelt starred as a gay policeman in , the actor said that he had always