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Queer as Folk

  • Série télévisée
  • 2000–2005
  • R
  • 45m
ÉVALUATION IMDb
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Sharon Gless, Hal Sparks, Michelle Clunie, Robert Gant, Thea Gill, Gale Harold, Randy Harrison, Scott Lowell, and Peter Paige in Queer as Folk (2000)
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La vie et les amours d'un groupe d'amis gays à Pittsburgh, en Pennsylvanie.La vie et les amours d'un groupe d'amis gays à Pittsburgh, en Pennsylvanie.La vie et les amours d'un groupe d'amis gays à Pittsburgh, en Pennsylvanie.

  • Creators
    • Ron Cowen
    • Daniel Lipman
    • Russell T. Davies
  • Stars
    • Gale Harold
    • Hal Sparks
    • Randy Harrison
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  • ÉVALUATION IMDb
    8,5/10
    23 k
    MA NOTE
    POPULARITÉ
    3 044
    844
    • Creators
      • Ron Cowen
      • Daniel Lipman
      • Russell T. Davies
    • Stars
      • Gale Harold
      • Hal Sparks
      • Randy Harrison
    • 179Commentaires d'utilisateurs
    • 9Commentaires de critiques
  • Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro
    • Prix
      • 8 victoires et 34 nominations au total

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    Queer As Folk: Season 4
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    Queer As Folk: Season 5
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    Queer As Folk: Season 1
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    Queer As Folk: Season 1
    Queer As Folk: Season 3
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    Queer As Folk: Season 2
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    Gale Harold
    Gale Harold
    • Brian Kinney
    • 2000–2005
    Hal Sparks
    Hal Sparks
    • Michael Novotny
    • 2000–2005
    Randy Harrison
    Randy Harrison
    • Justin Taylor
    • 2000–2005
    Michelle Clunie
    Michelle Clunie
    • Melanie Marcus
    • 2000–2005
    Thea Gill
    Thea Gill
    • Lindsay Peterson
    • 2000–2005
    Scott Lowell
    Scott Lowell
    • Ted Schmidt
    • 2000–2005
    Peter Paige
    Peter Paige
    • Emmett Honeycutt
    • 2000–2005
    Sharon Gless
    Sharon Gless
    • Debbie…
    • 2000–2005
    Robert Gant
    Robert Gant
    • Professor Ben Bruckner
    • 2002–2005
    Jack Wetherall
    • Vic Grassi
    • 2000–2004
    Diane Higgins
    • Passerby
    • 2000–2005
    Sherry Miller
    Sherry Miller
    • Jennifer Taylor
    • 2000–2005
    Makyla Smith
    • Daphne Chanders
    • 2000–2005
    Harris Allan
    Harris Allan
    • James 'Hunter' Montgomery
    • 2003–2005
    Stephanie Moore
    • Cynthia
    • 2000–2005
    Logan Hoover
    Logan Hoover
    • Gus Peterson-Marcus…
    • 2003–2005
    Kegan Hoover
    Kegan Hoover
    • Gus Peterson-Marcus…
    • 2003–2005
    Peter MacNeill
    Peter MacNeill
    • Detective Carl Horvath
    • 2002–2005
    • Creators
      • Ron Cowen
      • Daniel Lipman
      • Russell T. Davies
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    Commentaires des utilisateurs179

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    smoothhoney1265

    crazy sexy sweet cool

    Two men are standing on the roof of a hospital. Brian and Michael are in their late twenties, gay and best friends. In the past three hours before this rooftop scene, Brian has had sex in a gay nightclub, hooked up with a 17-year old boy (whom he will deflower approximately one hour later) and has become a father. Michael, on the other hand, was about to have a one-night stand and realized but once again that he actually is secretly in love with Brian.

    With drugs inside, Brian goes on a trip, climbs the edge of the roof, pulls Michael to him and whispers in his ear: "Come on, Mickey, let's fly!" In the background, Heather Small sings "I step out of the ordinary…" It is a mild summer night in the middle of a sparkling city and there is magic in the air.

    The first episode of "Queer as folk" was probably the sexiest, craziest, sweetest and best TV show premiere I've ever seen (well, apart maybe from "Desperate Housewives"). It really impressed me and woke my interest. But it was this magical moment Michael and Brian share on the roof that made me fall in love with this show. You can almost smell the night air, feel the warm summer wind breeze and know: it's one of those crazy, unusual moments that make us feel alive. The music, the atmosphere, the scenery – it's all perfect and goes straight under your skin into your heart and soul. The scene gives a promise to the viewer that in the future we will witness unusual, as well as profound and ordinary things, but most of all it is a promise that there will be more magical moments like this one and breathtaking surprises like the ones that happened previously and followed right after. And what better promise can a first episode give – and keep? We witness the lives of four gay friends, a newbie, a gay man's mother and a lesbian couple plus their friends, lovers, relatives and one-night-stands in Pittsburgh. Brian, the main character, is a selfish asshole and Casanova on the one hand and a vulnerable, caring, sweet young man on the other. Michael, whose relationship to Brian I have already described a bit, on the one hand loves his proud mother, on the other tries everything to pretend that he's straight at the supermarket he works in. Emmett, a sweetheart of a queen, always delivers flamboyant one-liners and looks for the man of his dreams. So does Ted, suffering from his not-classically-attractive looks, but having a heart of gold. Young Justin is about to discover the scene and has the (bad) luck to choose Brian as his first love(r). And then there are Lindsay and Melanie, just your average lesbian couple, who has just become mother and … mother with the little help of … Brian.

    After having seen three more episodes I am completely addicted to this show. I could enumerate at least 1000 reasons why it went so quickly with me and scenes like the one above which pulled me inside this "queer" world. But I won't. Because everybody has their own reasons to love (or hate) this show and the right to discover it for themselves. But I would like to mention "QAF" 's greatest strength and maybe THE reason why this is a brilliant series. Today's TV shows have so many clichés, try to judge, to label. You will find none of this in "Queer as folk". It just witnesses the lives of people without commenting on it, judging or trying to justify what they do. If they want to shag, they shag, if they want to take drugs, they do so without asking anyone's permission, if they want to party, they party and they make just as many and stupid mistakes as everyone does. Sometimes they screw up and there are times they don't know if they want to scream of joy or suffering. They just live and the show celebrates them for it. And what better message can it have? I know that the show was already a huge success in the US, I am glad that it finally reached Europe (or at least Germany) and I am very grateful that I have the opportunity to see it. Great performances by a brilliant cast and a plot that simply knocks you off – for me one of the best TV shows that has ever been done.
    cute_fun_04

    A piece of my life

    This show, has brought the best five years to my life. I started watching the show when I was 13, and was the backbone for my coming out. Without this show, I don't think I would have had the courage to come out when I did. It was like home to me when things got rough. Now 17, I have developed a connection with the characters based on the lifestyle they led and the one I lead. Through the whole last episode, I cried, it was like a part of me had died, remembering that it was the biggest reason why I came out. I already miss the show, and I am anticipating buying the rest of the box sets I'm missing, the two Cd's I'm missing, and the book, to keep in my collection of the greatest t.v show to be aired and the greatest backbone support to gay people around the world. That's all folks!
    nolanjwerner

    TV Masterpiece

    What can I say about the show? It has incredible characterisation (capable of drawing even a straight man into the lives of the characters), beautiful cinematography, great acting and compelling writing. I have seen the first two seasons and I am currently watching the third on VHS because I lost showtime in the process. I have 3 episodes left of season 3 and, barring a few rather flagrant showings of male nudity (which although arguably contextually appropriate did seem a bit over the top), the shows have continued the quality of the first two seasons. What is great about the show is the fact that you really do care what happens to the characters, you can see an element of yourself in them (well maybe not all of them but you can find something in at least one of the characters that you relate to--I really relate to Ted myself, particularly in the middle of the first season and most of the third season). The show has tackled a lot of touchy topics (HIV, gay marriages, homophobic politicians) and, barring Emmett's brief fling with quack therapy in an attempt to be straight, they have been dealt with in a thoughtful, intelligent and sensitive manner (although how can you deal with reparative therapy seriously?), and, in a real stretch, showing that the gay community has its own flaws, which i think is what really sets the show apart, it says that the gay community isn't perfect and the gay characters aren't perfect.

    And even though all my straight friends who have never seen the show may laugh and ask me if I have started to play for the other team, I will continue to watch as long as the quality is kept up like this. Besides Six Feet Under, Monk and MI-5, this is one of the few shows I would go out of my way to see. Bring on season 4 and let Ben die already (the second part is only a personal opinion, I just never cared for his character although I think Robert Gant does an excellent job of portraying him, I would rather have seen Michael with David).

    And I have seen the second series of the British version and, loath as I am as an anglophile and a purist to say it, the American version has gone further then the British series (although in all fairness they have had a lot more episodes to explore the characters). My only beef is that Gale Harold may seem cold and rather like a jerk (since a stronger term may be censored but one is definately implied), Aidan Gillen was creepy. Gale was the kid in high school that was popular although he never really liked anyone while Aidan was that guy who you would see somewhere and he would just creep you out yet you couldn't take your eyes off him. Two totally different characters and I think one works better for a miniseries and the other works better for a regular series.
    sapphiretwiiight

    One of the most diverse shows I've ever seen...

    I love the American version of Queer as Folk. I never saw the British version, though I'm interested to see if I can find a copy of it. I started watching the show because I was bored and I like Hal Sparks (Michael) from seeing him on VH1's I Love the 80s. But in this show, I discovered some things that a lot of television shows now seem to lack: interesting plots, three-dimensional characters, and most importantly, realism.

    I like how the character's issues are never resolved in one episode, and how the actions of one have some effect on the other main characters of the series. The characters are all three-dimensional, and very strongly played by their respective actors. They have wide ranges of emotion, and though they at first appear to be stereotypes, it is soon very evident that each one has plenty of flaws. The story lines are extremely engaging as well, and I find myself disappointed at the end of every episode, because now I have to wait and see what happens.

    Of course, it isn't a documentary of gay life in Pittsburgh, so of course there are over-exaggerations and the occasional predictable plot line or relationship. But that's okay, because this is television, and the writers are allowed to have creative license. Now into the fifth season, I am a dedicated fan of the show, and will be sorry to see it end.
    toriti

    opening one's eyes...

    It's about time that filmmakers created a series that doesn't revolve around the trivial and comic relationships of heterosexual couples - many of the sitcoms these days seem to have that theme in there somewhere do they not? It's controversial, often quite graphic and rarely comic - it's an adult 'soap opera' with alot more content than your average. Apart from anything else, Queer As Folk has thrown a revealing light onto the trials and tribulations of gay relationships - proving to those unfamiliar with the subject that they are not relationships that should be ridiculed or discriminated against. Regardless of the moral merits, it's just a really good series. The acting is great and the storyline keeps you watching week after week. The series explores numerous relationships that all differ in some way or another - yet in many ways they are also very much alike. This series can be enjoyed by anyone, despite some of the reviews I've read in the past. In fact, I'd encourage anyone to try it out at least once - you may be presently suprised.

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    • Anecdotes
      Executive producers Ron Cowen and Daniel Lipman said they encountered an extreme amount of homophobia from other Hollywood industry professionals, during the pre-production and casting process for this television series.
    • Gaffes
      There is a hexagon shaped window on the wall between Debbie's front door and the stairs that lead upstairs. In season 1 this window was clear and you could see 'daylight' coming through it. In subsequent seasons the glass panes of this window were covered in gay pride colors and had a non-see-through look. When you see the outside porch and front door of Debbie's house, her house is a semi-detached home with the other half of the house attached to the wall that has the window.
    • Citations

      Brian Kinney: [whispers in his ear] I love you.

      Justin: [sighs]

      Brian Kinney: I love you.

    • Générique farfelu
      "Queer As Folk is a celebration of the lives and passions of a group of gay friends. It is not meant to reflect all of gay society."
    • Connexions
      Featured in Prom Fight: The Marc Hall Story (2002)
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      Spunk
      (Main Title Theme)

      Written by Don Pyle & Andrew Zealley

      Performed by Greek Buck

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    • Date de sortie
      • 22 janvier 2001 (Canada)
    • Pays d’origine
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    • Langue
      • English
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    • Lieux de tournage
      • 6 Church Street, Toronto, Ontario, Canada(Brian's Loft exterior)
    • sociétés de production
      • Cowlip Productions
      • Tony Jonas Productions
      • Showtime Networks
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