Thanks Trev. This really is one of those performances that changes the way you view an actor. I'll never watch an episode of his television show without thinking about this film again, in all probability.

On the flipside, by complete coincidence I saw All the Queen's Men (2001) the same day which had 'luminaries' such as Matt LeBlanc and Eddie Izzard in it. An utter disaster of a movie about soldiers in drag at the end of WW2. Perhaps life imitates pop art when LeBlanc takes the sort of movie roles his "Friends" character, Joey, a struggling actor would have taken for a laugh on the television show. One thing I can say is the lush cinematography is its only selling point. But in the end, for a film designated for numerous Gay/Lesbian/Bi film festivals, it's quite astounding that it manages to insult this group of people more often than not. Possibly the worst film I've seen in years.