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1. www.vanityfair.com › hollywood › 2017How In & Out “Blew the Roof off the Theater” 20 Years Ago

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   Rudin and Rudnick paid back Oz, who is straight, by gifting him with a “starter gay-man kit”—which included “something with a rainbow on it,” a V.H.S. copy of Beaches, and a cast recording...

2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › In_&_Out_(film)In & Out (film) - Wikipedia

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   In & Out is a 1997 American comedy film directed by Frank Oz, written by Paul Rudnick, and starring Kevin Kline, Tom Selleck, Joan Cusack, Matt Dillon, Debbie Reynolds, Bob Newhart, Shalom Harlow, and Wilford Brimley.

3. www.queerty.com › outings-at-the-oscars-sixOutings at the Oscars, six degrees of Joan Cusack & more ...

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   Oct 2, 2023 · In the 1997 film In & Out —directed by Frank Oz and written by Paul Rudnick—schoolteacher Howard Brackett (Kevin Kline) is shocked when his former student, Cameron (Matt Dillon), wins an Oscar...

4. repeatreplay.com › oz-tv-show-ending-explainedOz Tv Show Ending Explained - Repeat Replay

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   Oz TV Show Ending Explained: The final episode of Oz, titled “Exeunt Omnes,” left viewers with a sense of closure but also ambiguity. The episode showcased the various character arcs coming to an end, with some meeting their demise while others found redemption or closure.

5. www.mic.com › articles › 181981Return to ‘Oz’: 20 years ago, HBO released a seedy prison ...

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   Jul 12, 2017 · Twenty years ago today, HBO went to prison and changed the course of television history. Oz, the network’s first foray into hourlong scripted drama, was the opening shot in a cultural revolution.

6. www.looper.com › 1223990The Ending Of HBO's Oz Finally Explained - Looper

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   Mar 10, 2023 · Augustus Hill signed off for the last time in 2003, but what did it all mean? Here, we take a closer look at the ending of HBO's Oz.

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   How did Rudin and Rudnick pay back Oz?

   • Rudin and Rudnick paid back Oz, who is straight, by gifting him with a “starter gay-man kit”—which included “something with a rainbow on it,” a V.H.S. copy of Beaches, and a cast recording of Gypsy. The movie was released during a watershed era in L.G.B.T.Q. history.

   How In & Out “Blew the Roof off the Theater” 20 Years Ago

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   Will 'Oz' return?

   • Though there have been plenty of trips down memory lane for the core cast of "Oz," nobody has ever been able to pin down a potential return for the series. With the show drawing to a conclusion 20 years ago, it could be said that if a return was going to happen, fans would have seen it by now.

   The Ending Of HBO's Oz Finally Explained - Looper

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   Why does Oz sacrifice realism?

   • Oz ’s tendency to sacrifice realism in order to keep the plot pot boiling gives it more in common with the subsequent New Golden Age’s genre-fiction staples, like Lost, True Blood and Battlestar Galactica, which navigate their own outlandishness with varying degrees of seriousness and success.

   Return to ‘Oz’: 20 years ago, HBO released a seedy prison ... - Mic

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   Is Oz a stupid show?

   • While not a stupid show by any means, Oz is far less cerebral in its pacing and approach than the shows for which it served as proof of concept. Its six-season plot involves dozens of characters in multiple warring factions whose conflicts rocket along at a breakneck pace.

   Return to ‘Oz’: 20 years ago, HBO released a seedy prison ... - Mic

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   Will 'Oz' resurface?

   • However, though fans have voiced their sorrow over the years, the industry's penchant for resurrecting bygone shows means that "Oz" is never completely out of the running. In terms of narrative, it remains completely plausible that a reboot or spin-off of "Oz" could resurface.

   The Ending Of HBO's Oz Finally Explained - Looper

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   How does Karim find himself in Oz?

   • Karim finds himself in Oz thanks to his particular brand of fight-the-power political extremism, and once there never stops fighting: against the system, against sin, against prejudice, and, most notably, against his own demons, some of which are too powerful even for God to quell.

   Why HBO's Oz Is Still Influential 20 Years Later | Den of Geek

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8. www.denofgeek.com › tv › why-hbos-oz-is-stillWhy HBO’s Oz Is Still Influential 20 Years Later - Den of Geek

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   Nov 7, 2016 · The lineage of the televisual revolution – the rightly-dubbed golden age – that kicked off during the 1990s, almost certainly stretches back further than Oz, but Oz was the first show to take...