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Howard's final measure to restore his heterosexuality is the use of a self-help audio cassette, although that fails as well. During the wedding ceremony, Emily recites her vow without hesitation, but when Howard is prompted by the minister, he instead says, 'I'm gay.' The wedding is off, and although Peter is proud of Howard, Howard is angry with himself for hurting Emily. Things take a turn for the worse when he is fired from the school because of his outing. Despite being fired, Howard attends the graduation ceremony to support his students. When one student (Shawn Hatosy) who got into college with Howard's hard work, learns that he was dismissed for being gay, he and his classmates proclaim themselves, one by one, to be gay as well, to show their support of Howard and to thumb their noses at the school board. Howard's family follows suit, as do his friends, and all the townsfolk assembled. Having learned of the ensuing media blitz while in Los Angeles, Cameron Drake flies to his hometown, with his supermodel girlfriend (Shalom Harlow), to support his former teacher and although Howard doesn't win 'Teacher Of The Year', Cameron presents him with his Oscar as a gift. The film ends with Howard's wedding-crazy mother finally getting a wedding - her own, when she and her husband decide to renew their vows. Howard, Peter and the rest of the townsfolk attend the reception, and among the crowd are Emily and Cameron Drake, who appear to have begun a relationship. The film ends with everyone dancing to the Village People's song 'Macho Man'.
Howard's final measure to restore his heterosexuality is the use of a self-help audio cassette, although that fails as well. During the wedding ceremony, Emily recites her vow without hesitation, but when Howard is prompted by the minister, he instead says, 'I'm gay.' The wedding is off, and although Peter is proud of Howard, Howard is angry with himself for hurting Emily. Things take a turn for the worse when he is fired from the school because of his outing. Despite being fired, Howard attends the graduation ceremony to support his students. When one student (Shawn Hatosy) who got into college with Howard's hard work, learns that he was dismissed for being gay, he and his classmates proclaim themselves, one by one, to be gay as well, to show their support of Howard and to thumb their noses at the school board. Howard's family follows suit, as do his friends, and all the townsfolk assembled. Having learned of the ensuing media blitz while in Los Angeles, Cameron Drake flies to his hometown, with his supermodel girlfriend (Shalom Harlow), to support his former teacher and although Howard doesn't win 'Teacher Of The Year', Cameron presents him with his Oscar as a gift. The film ends with Howard's wedding-crazy mother finally getting a wedding - her own, when she and her husband decide to renew their vows. Howard, Peter and the rest of the townsfolk attend the reception, and among the crowd are Emily and Cameron Drake, who appear to have begun a relationship. The film ends with everyone dancing to the Village People's song 'Macho Man'.
Actors:
Kevin Kline,
Joan Cusack,
Tom Selleck,
Matt Dillon,
Debbie Reynolds,
Wilford Brimley,
Bob Newhart,
Gregory Jbara,
Shalom Harlow,
Shawn Hatosy,
Zak Orth,
...»

Kevin Kline
24 October 1947, St. Louis, Missouri, USA

Joan Cusack
11 October 1962, New York City, New York, USA

Tom Selleck
29 January 1945, Detroit, Michigan, USA

Matt Dillon
18 February 1964, New Rochelle, New York, USA

Debbie Reynolds
1 April 1932, El Paso, Texas, USA

Wilford Brimley
27 September 1934, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA

Bob Newhart
5 September 1929, Oak Park, Illinois, USA

Gregory Jbara
28 September 1961, Westland, Michigan, USA

Shalom Harlow
5 December 1973, Oshawa, Ontario, Canada

Shawn Hatosy
29 December 1975, Frederick, Maryland, USA

Zak Orth
15 October 1970, Libertyville, Illinois, USA
Director:
Frank Oz
Country:
United States
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