Jon Peters has a gay assistant who is a cringe-worthy, over-the-top gay stereotype to the max. Here is a mincing queen with movements so exaggerated he could have Tourette’s syndrome and a sibilant S that could be heard from Encino to Toluca Lake.
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In many ways the “marriage” of Hume Cronyn and John Randolph in director Joe Manciewicz’s penultimate movie “There Was a Crooked Man” is Hollywood‘s first portrayal of a happy and well-adjusted gay couple.
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Then, by the second day, you begin to notice subtle changes in Jeanne’s rituals. Trivial things at first, like dropping a newly washed spoon, and then, as the movie progresses , we realize that Jeanne is slowly losing her mind before our eyes. A sense of unease settles over us. A hunch that something terrible is going to happen, and it does.
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