.
Yes we just did
one of these for Thomas Kretschmann yesterday and no it's still not his birthday, but I realized while doing yesterday's that I actually have heaps and scores of unposted pictures of this sort of him (thanks to
this site here) and since nothing better's revealing itself today let's go with it. All Kretschmann all the time is a perfectly fine way to be, you know. And somebody's gotta keep his name out there here in the US.
These are from the 1995 German TV movie
Wir zusammen allein mit dir, which I think roughly translates to
All Alone Together (proper German speakers, feel free to right me); it's another instance of Tom playing gay (see also: 1996's
Marching In Darkness; no seriously,
get a load of this) - in this case, he's a dude named Wolf (of course) who takes in an abandoned kid, then the mother shows back up, yadda.
I haven't seen it, of course; I haven't seen any of these old things, they seem to be next to impossible to get a hold of sadly. But it appears that this is one of those constant near-miss-kiss things that we got a lot of in this period, where the gays can be slightly affectionate but not actually seem to get their lips together. But if you wanna see a lot of Thomas almost kissing
a dude,
hit the jump!
Yes we just did one of these for Thomas Kretschmann yesterday and no it's still not his birthday, but I realized while doing yesterday's that I actually have heaps and scores of unposted pictures of this sort of him (thanks to this site here) and since nothing better's revealing itself today let's go with it. All Kretschmann all the time is a perfectly fine way to be, you know. And somebody's gotta keep his name out there here in the US.
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Us Together Alone with You might be more literal.
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