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And we need to be sure we're telling a story. “Everything is robbed. These characters can’t otherwise express themselves. It is a deep exploration of LGBTQ+ history and the complexities of love and intimacy.
The show’s intimate scenes are not just for dramatic effect but serve as a vital component in depicting the nuances of a long-term gay relationship.
Having someone kneeling in front of you, having them take off your shoes, having them take off your socks, having them take off your pants and fold them. And for me, it's like Christmas morning. A sex scene should happen because the story demands it happen.
‘Fellow Travelers’ Sex Scenes Were Integral To ’50s-Set Story, Stars Matt Bomer & Jonathan Bailey Say — Contenders TV
Fellow Travelers stars Matt Bomer and Jonathan Bailey waded into the sex-scenes debate at Deadline Contenders TV event Saturday.
Because they've been thinking about the scene too. “The way they connected was so reflective of their societal conditions. He was previously the Entertainment Director of Hearst Digital Media, and before that a Senior Editor at GQ. Raised in Vancouver, Canada, Nojan graduated from NYU with a master’s degree in magazine journalism.
For me as a director, I've prepared the scene in my mind, I've communicated with the cinematographer, I've talked to Ron about what the function of every scene should be.
DM: When I saw that, I thought, Oh my God. In the first sex with the trick he picked up, Hawk is aggressive during and skittish afterward.
But amid a period defined by the anti-communist Red Scare, it explores the lesser-discussed Lavender Scare, in which gay government workers and military service people were rooted out under the pretense that their sexuality made them targets for Soviet blackmail. So we'd go over everything with the actors and an intimacy coordinator. Marie Kondo is going to get the vapors.
RN: There's a quote.
You have a script, you come up with a plan with the actors, and then you break it down into beats. That was a fun challenge to accept, though by the time we got to episode eight, we were looking at each other like, "Now what are we going to do?"
DM: I feel like I've worked on series where there was a lot of sex, but I don't think I've ever worked on anything that was as sophisticated as this, where the sex carried so much importance to the story.
It's one of my favorite moments. It’s not always the most comfortable thing, but it was always an extension of their relationship.”
Bailey, who plays Tim, said the characters could not be open about their sexuality in the ‘50s. And then the actors show up. In that scene that you're talking about, when they have sex for the first time, Matt actually "tastes" Johnny afterwards.
And that was about telling the story of where we were, of the scene. Because it was just so real.