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Bay Area Reporter :: Holiday movies with a queer twist

If anything proves how mainstream the LGBTQ community has become, it's the advent of queer-themed made-for-TV holiday movies. This season includes gay and lesbian rom-coms, and holiday-themed drag movies with very gay apparel.

Fran Drescher Plays Mother Matchmaker In The Christmas Setup Lifetime Movie

Fran Drescher Plays Mother Matchmaker In ‘The Christmas Setup’ Lifetime Movie The protagonist of the new Lifetime holiday movie The Christmas Setup is New York City lawyer Hugo ( Ben Lewis) but it’s his mother Kate ( Fran Drescher, The Nanny) who steals the show. When Hugo comes home (Milwaukee) for Christmas, Kate makes sure to have her son “bump into” his high school crush Patrick ( Blake Lee). Turns out Kate is a successful matchmaker!

Meet Blake Lee and Ben Lewis, the Married Couple Starring in Lifetime s First LGBTQ Holiday Movie

Meet Blake Lee and Ben Lewis, the Married Couple Starring in Lifetime s First LGBTQ Holiday Movie People 12/11/2020 © Provided by People Lifetime Blake Lee and Ben Lewis have been together for 10 years and married for five, and this year they marked a new relationship milestone: becoming costars. The couple headlines The Christmas Setup, Lifetime s first holiday movie centered on an LGBTQ+ romance. In the film, premiering Saturday, Lewis plays New York lawyer Hugo, who returns home to Milwaukee to find that his mother Kate (Fran Drescher) is determined to set him up with an old high school friend, Patrick (Lee). © Lifetime

Christmas Setup Writer on Huge Responsibility of Bringing Gay Experience to Lifetime s Holiday Slate

‘Christmas Setup’ Writer on ‘Huge Responsibility’ of Bringing Gay Experience to Lifetime’s Holiday Slate “It’s my story, all the characters are a piece of me,” Michael Murray told TheWrapJennifer Maas | December 12, 2020 @ 2:14 PM Lifetime As the writer of “The Christmas Setup,” Lifetime’s first-ever holiday movie centered on a gay romance, Michael Murray has felt a sense of responsibility to the LGBTQ+ community since he first began scripting the project back in March. But it wasn’t until Lifetime announced in August that it had given the movie the green light that Murray had a “freakout” and “major meltdown” over just how big a deal his little movie was going to be.

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