Longtime Companion

Longtime Companion

Movie |

Virus | Aids

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  • Genre(s): Drama, Romance
  • Language(s): English
  • Director(s): Norman René
  • Cast(s): Bruce Davison, Campbell Scott, Patrick Cassidy, Mary-Louise Parker, Stephen Caffrey See all Cast & Crew
  • Duration: 1h 36min
  • Music: Greg De Belles
  • Award(s): Golden Globe 1991 (Won)
    Oscar 1991 (Nominated) Awards List
  • Similar To: Song Sung Blue, My Oxford Year
  • Story:
    Longtime Companion follows the lives of a small circle of friends from the first mention of the disease in the New York Times in 1981. First referred to as "Gay-Related-Immune-Disorder," we watch the effect of the disease as it devastates the lives of our protagonists. Jumping between Manhattan and Fire Island, vignettes carry us from the it-couldn't-happen-to-me mentality of the early days of the disease to the invasive effect it has had on all of our lives, today. The title of the film comes from the New York Times' refusal to acknowledge homosexual relationships in their obituary section during this period. Instead, survivors were referred to as "Longtime Companions" of the deceased
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7.6/10
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STORY AND RATINGS

Story
Longtime Companion follows the lives of a small circle of friends from the first mention of the disease in the New York Times in 1981. First referred to as "Gay-Related-Immune-Disorder," we watch the effect of the disease as it devastates the lives of our protagonists. Jumping between Manhattan and Fire Island, vignettes carry us from the it-couldn't-happen-to-me mentality of the early days of the disease to the invasive effect it has had on all of our lives, today. The title of the film comes from the New York Times' refusal to acknowledge homosexual relationships in their obituary section during this period. Instead, survivors were referred to as "Longtime Companions" of the deceased
Ratings

7.6/10

IMDb

AWARDS

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Won
Golden Globe Award

Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in a Motion Picture | 1991 | Bruce

NSFC Award

Best Supporting Actor | 1991 | Bruce

NYFCC Award

Best Supporting Actor | 1990 | Bruce

Audience Award

Dramatic | 1990 | Norman

GLAAD Media Award

Outstanding Film | 1991

Independent Spirit Award

Best Supporting Male | 1991 | Bruce

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Nominations
Oscar Award

Best Actor in a Supporting Role | 1991 | Bruce

Grand Jury Prize Award

Dramatic | 1990 | Norman

PFS Award

Human Rights | 1991

Artios Award

Best Casting for Feature Film Drama | 1990 | Natalie

Critics Award

1990 | Norman

LAFCA Award

Best Supporting Actor | 1990 | Bruce

BOX OFFICE

Box Office Collection 4,609,953 USD

TRIVIA AND POPULAR DIALOGUES

Trivia

The title refers to the only way that newspapers at the time would allow a gay man's lover to be listed in an obituary.

The cast members reunited in 1995 in Los Angeles to be presented with the Video Industry AIDS Action Committee's 'Longtime Companion' Award, honoring AIDS awareness, education and care.

The film takes place on July 3, 1981, April 30, 1982, June 17, 1983, September 7, 1984, March 22, 1985, January 4, 1986, May 16, 1987, September 10, 1988 and July 19, 1989.

Features Bruce Davison's only Oscar nominated performance.

In the poster art and DVD cover, the image of the guys walking on the beach has been altered - some might say censored. In the scene where the poster/cover image is taken from in the movie, the character "Fuzzy" is wearing an ACT-UP t-shirt that depicts two sailors kissing with the tag line that read "Read My Lips", a play on then President Bush's "Read My Lips, No New Taxes" slogan. In the cover art, the t-shirt graphic has been removed so that he only has a blank white t-shirt now. In the film scene, in contrast to the poster scene, "Fuzzy" also has shaved off his beard.

Popular Dialogues

"Fuzzy: What do you think happens when we die? Willy: We get to have sex again."

"Disco Bartender: What do you want? John: I'll have the sweat of that hairy man's brow, thank you."