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I found myself and my best mate, Dom, staring in shock at our privately educated friend Poppy cooking breakfast in halls and admitting that she had never used a microwave. Big Boys aims to depict a neglected truth.Īt university I found myself bonding with many straight boys over class commonalities: the perils of being the first one from your family to go to uni and everyone at home calling you a snob because you now eat chorizo. There is sometimes a disbelief that they can exist when seemingly all adolescent friendships are about accompanying each other on the quest to get shagged. Plenty of gay people have a straight best mate, and yet British television has long overlooked these sort of male relationships.
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Instead, I’ve written a dweeby, shy queer character, Jack (Dylan Llewellyn), taking centre-stage, with a straight best pal, Danny (Jon Pointing), coming along for the ride. And while that deserves no prize or laddy pat on the back (because a hug might look gay), I do believe it needs celebrating more than ever in the current climate.Ī gay-straight male friendship is central to my new Channel 4 series, Big Boys, a sweet-but-silly comedy based on my university years, where I flip the trope of the gay best friend. Photograph: Kevin Baker/Channel 4/ Kevin BakerĪlas, Eddy graciously declined, but I was chuffed by the way he could soak up the spectacle of Pride, laughing with rather than at. Fresh meat … Dylan Llewellyn and Olisa Odele.