Mine is where he's posing nude for that old man who talks too much. Beautiful. Just beautiful. It clearly defines just how great his body looks. Also like that scene where he's shown laying face down on the bed at the beginning. Equally as beautiful.
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I love the part where he is posing for the old guy. I also love the first 20-30 minutes of the film. It's really hard to say because Joe (to me) was the best looking guy that ever lived!
Beautiful joe would make the most boring scene of any film come to life!
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I'm hard-pressed to say which is my favorite scene, but one of the best shots of Joe's beautiful face is during a scene where he is on the telephone (in a phone booth, I think). The sun is in his face, and it's a beautifully-radiant shot of the most gorgeous of male faces! The scene is shot in pastels, and he has a look on his face that sends me up to the stars...even with all of the beauty of his entire nude body in the film, that particular shot always has me drooling! Look for it in the film. You'll know it when you see it.
shareThe old man "artist" wasn't fooling anyone. His face was much too flush and his hands much too busy over the young male body. Yeah, his interest was all about the Greeks.
One of the funniest scenes was when Joe was visiting his gym friend. He kept positioning Joe's legs, all the while talking about how he wasn't gay, how he was straight. Most straight guys I know lay on the bed with their male friends and keeps handling their legs, ruffling their hair and while popping their buddy's face pimples.
Life is never fair, and perhaps it is a good thing for most of us that it is not.
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The modelling scene, definitely. Joe's getting more bored and annoyed by the minute and finally wanders off while Maurice Braddell prattles on to the empty bed. That scene is funny as hell.
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