Boze Hadleigh is an author who specializes in writing books about cinema history and LGBT culture and film. Here we chat about his book "Conversations With My Elders" (later republished under the title "Celluloid Gaze"). The book is a series of interviews with gay film artists and individuals such as Rock Hudson, George Cukor, Sal Mineo, Luchino Visconti, British great Quentin Crisp, and a man of all trades, Cecil Beaton. I especially enjoyed the chapter and interview with German filmmaking genius Rainer Werner Fassbinder. From the year 1987.
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