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  1. 18 de may. de 2021 · Once again, The Film Experience sings the praises of Jamie Bell's performance in Billy Elliot. He's such a charmer as he teaches his gay best friend, Michael, to dance after he comes out to him. Billy: My hands are freezing. Michael: 'Gizzem here. Billy: [Michael takes his hands and puts them in his jacket] What are you doing ...

  2. Michael lives in Billy's neighborhood and is his best friend. Early in the film, Billy sees him dressing up in women's clothing, and later in the film, Michael comes out to him as gay, and as having a crush on Billy.

  3. Sinopsis. La película se desarrolla en un pueblo del condado de Durham, Inglaterra, durante la huelga de los mineros del Reino Unido de 1984-1985, y se centra en el personaje de un chico de 11 años, Billy Elliot, su amor por el baile y su esperanza de convertirse en bailarín de ballet profesional.

  4. Michael. Michael vive en el barrio de Billy y es su mejor amigo. Al principio de la película, Billy lo ve vestirse con ropa de mujer, y más adelante en la película, Michael le dice que es gay y que está enamorado de Billy. Billy lo acepta y su admisión no daña su amistad.

  5. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Billy_ElliotBilly Elliot - Wikipedia

    Over Christmas, Billy learns his best friend, Michael, is gay. Billy is supportive of his friend. Later, Jackie catches Billy and Michael dancing in the gym, and realizes his son is truly gifted. Although stunned at first, he resolves to do whatever it takes to help Billy attain his dream.

  6. Walter Fischer, Ph.D. | Certified Educator. Cite. In the 2000 film Billy Elliott , the character of Michael is 11-year-old Billy’s closest friend, who also happens to be gay, and quite open...

  7. 15 de ene. de 2003 · The most obvious of these is Billys best friend Michael (Stuart Wells), first introduced chiding Billy about the futility of boxing, later revealed to us and to Billy to be a cross-dresser, and eventually confirmed to Billy and to a viewing audience primed to conflate male cross-dressing with homosexuality to be a ‘poof’ (Garber).