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Guy Branum Stayed on Bros Set to Make Sure Gay Sex Scenes Were Hot Enough

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He didn't trust the film's straight director to do the scenes justice.

Rachel Kiley

Rachel Kiley is presumably a writer and definitely not a terminator. She can usually be found crying over queerbaiting in the Pitch Perfect franchise or on Twitter, if not both.

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September 28 2022 12:07 PM EST

February 01 2023 12:07 PM EST

Guy Branum wants to reassure moviegoers that the gay sex scenes in Bros are still hot, despite being handled by a straight male director.

The comedian, who served as a co-producer on the film in addition to stepping in for a role, told Page Six that he showed up to set every day that director Nicholas Stoller was shooting the sex scenes in order to keep tabs on things.

“Our director is straight and I was like, ‘Someone needs to tell you [if it’s] hot or not,’” he said. “I think a straight woman could do it. I think there’s some straight men who could do it, but I need to double check Nicholas Stoller’s work.”

Bros had its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival earlier this month, and will soon be hitting theaters. Although the rom com was directed by a straight man, it was co-written by Billy Eichner and stars a number of gay actors and straight women that gay guys love.

That likely helped add to the authenticity of the film, which Branum praised in regards to a scene that took place in a gay club, which anyone who has been to one understands tends to have a very specific vibe, different from clubs aimed at the general public.