List of feature films with LGBT characters

The following is a list of feature films with fictional and factual lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender characters. The films were released theatrically, direct-to-video, or on a streaming platform (non-television network).

For queer characters ("Q" in LGBTQ), see lists for asexual, intersex, non-binary, and pansexual characters.

Film franchises

Film franchises share common universes. The following film series collectively feature LGBT characters in a leading or supporting role.

Franchise	Year	Title	Character(s)	Identity	Actor	Notes	Country	Ref(s)
Austin Powers	1997	Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery	Frau Farbissina	Bisexual	Mindy Sterling	Frau has a girlfriend named Una Brau in the second film who she met on the LPGA tour and fell in love. Later, when Dr. Evil and Past Frau have sex, she comments that she'll never love another man. Dr. Evil remembers her, responding "Yes, that's true". The sex between Dr. Evil and Frau results in their "love child", Scott.	United States	[1]
	1999	Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me
	2002	Austin Powers in Goldmember
Bridget Jones	2001	Bridget Jones's Diary	Tom	Gay	James Callis	Tom is Bridget's flamboyant 'gay best friend'.	United Kingdom, United States, France	[2] [3][4] [4]
	2004	Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason	Tom	Gay	James Callis	Rebecca is Mark Darcy's colleague who Bridget thinks is enamoured with him; it turns out her affections lie with Bridget.	United Kingdom, France, Germany, Ireland, United States
	2004	Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason	Rebecca Gillies	Lesbian	Jacinda Barrett		United Kingdom, France, Germany, Ireland, United States
	2016	Bridget Jones's Baby	Tom	Gay	James Callis	The same character from the 2001 and 2004 films.	United Kingdom, United States, France
Child's Play	1998	Bride of Chucky	David	Gay	Gordon Michael Woolvett	He has an unnamed ex-boyfriend.	United States	[5][6] [7][8]
Child's Play	2013	Curse of Chucky	Jill	Lesbian	Maitland McConnell	The live-in nanny of Alice, she has an affair with Barb, who is Alice's mother, making out with her in the kitchen.	United States	[5][6] [7][8]
DC Extended Universe	2020	Birds of Prey	Harley Quinn	Bisexual	Margot Robbie	In the film's first 10 minutes, it is established that Harley is bisexual, with Harley saying she is unlucky with love, with her first two partners as men and the third one a woman. At the beginning of the film, it shows that one of Harley's failed relationships was with a woman. Renee and Ellen are exes.	United States	[9][10]
			Renee Montoya	Lesbian	Rosie Perez
			Ellen Yee	Lesbian	Ali Wong
Deadpool	2018	Deadpool 2	Negasonic Teenage Warhead	Lesbian	Brianna Hildebrand	Negasonic Teenage Warhead and Yukio are in a relationship.	United States	[11]
Deadpool	2018	Deadpool 2	Yukio	Lesbian	Shioli Kutsuna	Negasonic Teenage Warhead and Yukio are in a relationship.	United States	[11]
The Hangover	2009	The Hangover	Leslie Chow	Bisexual	Ken Jeong	The main antagonist in two films. In The Hangover he mentions his bisexuality. (GLAAD criticized the character as stereotypical.)	United States	[12][13] [14][15][16] [17][18]
	2011	The Hangover Part II	Leslie Chow	Bisexual	Ken Jeong
	2011	The Hangover Part II	Kimberly "Kimmy"	Trans woman	Yasmin Lee	A beautiful stripper and sex worker who Stu falls for.
	2013	The Hangover Part III	Leslie Chow	Bisexual	Ken Jeong	Chow escapes from a prison in Thailand and is a major presence with a parade of hookers, as he remains sex-obsessed.
Harry Potter	2001	Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone	Albus Dumbledore	Gay	Richard Harris	Albus Dumbledore is the headmaster of the wizarding school Hogwarts. Although Dumbledore's sexual orientation is not portrayed or explicitly mentioned in the films and books they are based on, J. K. Rowling (author of the Harry Potter series of fantasy novels) revealed in 2007 that he is gay.	United Kingdom, United States	[19][20]
	2002	Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets			Richard Harris
	2004	Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban			Michael Gambon
	2005	Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
	2007	Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
	2009	Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
	2010	Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 1
	2011	Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2
How to Train Your Dragon	2014	How to Train Your Dragon 2	Gobber the Belch	Gay	Craig Ferguson	Voice actor Craig Ferguson ad-libbed a line in the second film in which he mentions that he never got married for an undisclosed reason. (Ferguson and director Dean DeBlois confirmed that this was in reference to the character's homosexuality.)	United States	[21][22]
How to Train Your Dragon	2019	How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World	Gobber the Belch	Gay	Craig Ferguson		United States	[21][22]
It	2017	It	Richie Tozier	Gay	Finn Wolfhard (young) Bill Hader (adult)	It is revealed that when Richie was younger, he struggled with his sexuality and feelings for his best friend Eddie Kaspbrak, and was bullied for it. When he returns to Derry 27 years later, we find out Richie had been in love with Eddie, who dies, which devastates Richie, but leads him to accept who he is and re-carve his and Eddie's initials on the kissing bridge that he had carved when he was 13. He loved James Ransone as an adult.	United States	[23]
It	2019	It Chapter Two	Richie Tozier	Gay	Finn Wolfhard (young) Bill Hader (adult)		United States	[23]
Mannequin	1987	Mannequin	Hollywood Montrose	Gay	Meshach Taylor	A flamboyant black man.	United States	[24] [25]
Mannequin	1991	Mannequin Two: On the Move	Hollywood Montrose	Gay	Meshach Taylor	A flamboyant black man.	United States	[24] [25]
Marvel Cinematic Universe	2017	Thor: Ragnarok	Valkyrie	Bisexual	Tessa Thompson	The scene confirming the character's bisexuality was deleted from the film and her sexual orientation is instead only alluded to. (The Valkyrie is canonically bisexual in the comics the movie was based on.)	United States	[26][27] [28][29] [30][31] [32]
	2018	Black Panther	Ayo	Lesbian	Florence Kasumba	Based on the Marvel Comics character of the same name who has a lesbian lover in the Dora Milaje.
	2019	Avengers: Endgame	Valkyrie	Bisexual	Tessa Thompson	The first non-straight superhero in the Marvel cinematic universe. In the film, she is crowned King of Asgard.
	2021	Eternals	Phastos	Gay	Brian Tyree Henry	Phastos is the first superhero to be depicted as gay in an MCU film. Ben is Phastos' husband.
	2021	Eternals	Ben	Gay	Haaz Sleiman
Pitch Perfect	2012	Pitch Perfect	Cynthia Rose Adams	Lesbian	Esther Dean	She reveals to the Barden Bellas that her gambling addiction has been causing problems with her girlfriend (stated in dialog near the end of the first film).	United States	[33]
	2015	Pitch Perfect 2
	2017	Pitch Perfect 3
The Producers	1967	The Producers	Carmen Ghia	Gay	Andreas Voutsinas	Carmen is the companion of Roger De Bris, a flamboyant director who is directing "Springtime for Hitler".	United States	[34][35] [36][37]
	1967	The Producers	Roger De Bris	Gay	Christopher Hewett
	2005	The Producers	Carmen Ghia	Gay	Roger Bart	Just as in the 1967 film, Carmen is the confidente of Roger De Bris.
	2005	The Producers	Roger De Bris	Gay	Gary Beach
Star Trek	2009	Star Trek	Hikaru Sulu	Gay	John Cho	The film franchise is based on the television series of the same name, and the changing of the character's original sexual orientation from heterosexual to gay led George Takei to express his disappointment with the decision.	United States	[38]
	2013	Star Trek Into Darkness
	2016	Star Trek Beyond

Stand-alone films (20th century)

1900–1959

Year	Title	Character(s)	Identity	Actor	Notes	Country	Ref(s)
1919	Different from the Others	Paul Körner	Gay	Conrad Veidt Karl Giese (young)	The first film supportive of homosexuality.	Germany	[39][40]
1924	Michael	Claude Zoret	Gay	Benjamin Christiensen	Claude is a painter who falls in love with his assistant, Michael. Michael eventually leaves Claude for a woman.	Germany	[41]
1924	Michael	Michael	Bisexual	Walter Slezak		Germany	[41]
1929	Pandora's Box	Countess Augusta Geschwitz	Lesbian	Alice Roberts	The Countess likes to wear a man's jacket, shirt, and tie as informal attire. She is in love with Lulu. At Lulu's wedding party, she looks at her longingly and finds an opportunity to dance with her. She then helps rescue Lulu from being taken to prison. Later, she goes in search of Lulu, who is hiding on a gambling ship, and gives her much-needed money. Lulu tells the Countess that she is being blackmailed by Rodrigo Quast, who threatens to turn her over to the police, and the Countess agrees to help Lulu by tricking Rodrigo into thinking that she is interested in him, luring him to his death. Countess Geschwitz is often cited as cinema's first explicit lesbian character.	Germany	[42][34][43]
1931	Mädchen in Uniform	Manuela von Meinhardis	Lesbian	Hertha Thiele	The first film about a lesbian coming out.	Germany	[44][45][46]
1936	Dracula's Daughter	Countess Marya Zaleska	Lesbian	Gloria Holden	Dracula's daughter, Countess Marya Zaleska, pursues and seduces women.	United States	[47]
1940	Rebecca	Mrs. Danvers	Lesbian	Judith Anderson		United States	[48][49]
1941	The Maltese Falcon	Joel Cairo	Gay	Peter Lorre	In the novel upon which the film is based, Joel Cairo is referred to as "queer" and a "fairy" but, in the film, his sexuality is not directly addressed, likely a decision by filmmakers in order to comply with the Hays Code, which banned the depiction of homosexuality in American films.	United States	[50][51][52]
1948	Rope	Phillip Morgan	Gay	Farley Granger	Because of the Hays Code, the word "homosexual" could not be stated outright and was referred to as "it". Adapted from the 1929 British play Rope's End, which is loosely based on the Leopold and Loeb murder case.	United States	[53][54][55]
1948	Rope	Brandon Shaw	Gay	John Dall		United States	[53][54][55]
1950	All About Eve	Addison DeWitt	Gay	George Sanders	Addison is a gossip columnist who engages in loveless relationship predation. (The constraints of the Motion Picture Production Code did not allow homosexuality to be portrayed overtly.)	United States	[56][57]
1953	Glen or Glenda	Glenda	Trans woman	Ed Wood	Filmed when it was illegal for a man to crossdress as a woman in public.	United States	[58]
1953	Glen or Glenda	Anne	Trans woman	Tommy Haynes		United States	[58]
1955	Rebel Without a Cause	John "Plato" Crawford	Gay	Sal Mineo		United States	[59][60]
1958	Touch of Evil	Gang leader	Lesbian	Mercedes McCambridge	Butch lesbian leader of a Mexican biker gang. She watches as the bikers terrorize Susan Vargas with gang-rape.	United States	[61][62][63]

1960–1969

Year	Title	Character(s)	Identity	Actor	Notes	Country	Ref(s)
1961	The Children's Hour	Martha Dobie	Lesbian	Shirley MacLaine	The film is based on the 1934 play of the same name.	United States	[64]
1961	A Taste of Honey	Geoffrey Ingham	Gay	Murray Melvin		United Kingdom	[34]
1961	Victim	Melville Farr	Gay	Dirk Bogarde	Melville is a barrister threatened with blackmail. The film is credited for being important in the decriminalization of homosexuality in Britain. It is also the first British film to use the word "homosexual" in the narrative.	United Kingdom	[65][66]
1962	Advise & Consent	Senator Brigham "Brig" Anderson	Gay	Don Murray		United States	[34]
1962	The L-Shaped Room	Johnny	Gay	Brock Peters		United Kingdom	[34]
1962	Walk on the Wild Side	Jo Courtney	Lesbian	Barbara Stanwyck	Courtney is the owner and madam of New Orleans brothel the Doll House. She is the first conspicuous lesbian character in a Hollywood feature film. Stanwyck is the first major Hollywood actress to portray an unconcealed lesbian in an American film.	United States	[34][67][68]
1963	The Balcony	Madame Irma	Lesbian	Shelley Winters		United States	[34]
1963	From Russia with Love	Rosa Klebb	Lesbian	Lotte Lenya		United Kingdom	[34]
1963	Scorpio Rising	Scorpio	Gay	Bruce Byron		United States	[34]
1964	Goldfinger	Pussy Galore	Lesbian	Honor Blackman	Although the film does not make her sexual orientation explicit, hints are made in the dialogue. When Bond is flirting with her in one scene, she tells him "You can turn off the charm. I'm immune." In another scene he asks her "What would it take for you to see things my way?" and she replies "A lot more than you've got."	United Kingdom, United States	[69][70]
1964	The Night of the Iguana	Judith Fellowes	Lesbian	Grayson Hall		United States	[34]
1965	Bus Riley's Back in Town	Spencer	Gay	Crahan Denton		United States	[34]
1965	Darling	Robert Gold	Gay	Dirk Bogarde		United Kingdom	[34]
1965	Inside Daisy Clover	Wade Lewis	Gay	Robert Redford		United States	[71]
1965	King Rat	Steven	Gay	Michael Lees		United States	[34]
1965	The Loved One	Mr. Starker	Gay	Liberace		United States	[34]
1965	The Loved One	Mr. Joyboy	Gay	Rod Steiger		United States	[34]
1965	My Hustler	Paul	Bisexual	Paul America		United States	[34]
1965	The Pawnbroker	Rodriguez	Gay	Brock Peters		United States	[34]
1965	Sylvia	Irma Olanski	Lesbian	Viveca Lindfors		United States	[34]
1965	Who Killed Teddy Bear	Marian Freeman	Lesbian	Elaine Stritch		United States	[34]
1966	7 Women	Agatha Andrews, Head of Mission	Lesbian	Margaret Leighton		United States	[34]
1966	The Group	Elinor "Lakey" Eastlake	Lesbian	Candice Bergen		United States	[34]
1967	Bedazzled	Envy	Gay	Barry Humphries		United Kingdom	[34]
1967	Bedazzled	Vanity	Gay	Alba		United Kingdom	[34]
1967	Caprice	Dr Stuart Clancy	Transvestite	Ray Walston		United States	[34]
1967	The Fearless Vampire Killers	Herbert von Krolock	Gay	Iain Quarrier		United States	[34]
1967	The Fox	Jill Banford	Lesbian	Sandy Dennis		United States, Canada	[34]
1967	The Incident	Kenneth Otis	Gay	Robert Fields		United States	[34]
1967	Portrait of Jason	Himself	Gay	Jason Holliday		United States	[34]
1967	Reflections in a Golden Eye	Major Weldon Penderton	Gay	Marlon Brando		United States	[34]
1967	Tony Rome	Nicky	Gay	Lloyd Bochner		United States	[34]
1967	Tony Rome	Irma	Lesbian	Elisabeth Fraser		United States	[34]
1968	The Anniversary	Henry Taggart	Gay	James Cossins		United Kingdom	[34]
1968	Barbarella	The Great Tyrant	Lesbian	Anita Pallenberg		United States	[34]
1968	Boom!	The Witch of Capri	Gay	Noël Coward		United Kingdom	[34]
1968	The Boston Strangler	Terence Huntley	Gay	Hurd Hatfield		United States	[34]
1968	The Detective	Teddy Leikman	Gay	James Inman		United States	[34]
1968	The Detective	Colin MacIver	Gay	William Windom		United States	[34]
1968	Flesh	Geri	Lesbian	Geraldine Smith		United States	[34]
1968	Flesh	Geri's Girlfriend	Lesbian	Patti D'Arbanville		United States	[34]
1968	if....	Wallace	Gay	Richard Warwick		United Kingdom	[34]
1968	if....	Bobby Philips	Gay	Rupert Webster		United Kingdom	[34]
1968	Joanna	Lord Peter Sanderson	Gay	Donald Sutherland		United Kingdom	[34]
1968	The Killing of Sister George	June Buckridge	Lesbian	Beryl Reid		United States	[34]
1968	The Legend of Lylah Clare	Rossella	Lesbian	Rossella Falk		United States	[34]
1968	The Lion in Winter	Philip II of France	Gay	Timothy Dalton		United States	[34]
1968	The Lion in Winter	Richard the Lionheart	Gay	Anthony Hopkins		United States	[34]
1968	Lonesome Cowboys	Little Joe	Bisexual	Joe Dallesandro		United States	[34]
1968	Lonesome Cowboys	Eric	Bisexual	Eric Emerson		United States	[34]
1968	The Mercenary	Ricciolo (Curly)	Gay	Jack Palance		Italy, Spain, United States	[72][73]
1968	No Way to Treat a Lady	Christopher Gill	Gay	Rod Steiger		United States	[34]
1968	P.J.	Shelton Quell	Gay	Severn Darden		United States	[34]
1968	The Queen	Himself	Gay	Flawless Sabrina		United States	[34]
1968	Rachel, Rachel	Calla Mackie	Lesbian	Estelle Parsons	Calla, an extroverted schoolteacher, has a crush on her best friend Rachel. (Parsons was nominated for the 1969 Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress.)	United States	[74][34]
1968	The Sergeant	Albert Callan	Gay	Rod Steiger		United States	[75][76]
1968	Star!	Noël Coward	Gay	Daniel Massey	Biopic about Gertrude Lawrence who, besides collaborating with him in theater productions, also had a close friendship with Coward off stage.	United States	[77][78][79]
1968	Teorema	The Visitor	Bisexual	Terence Stamp		Italy	[34]
1968	Therese and Isabelle	Thérèse	Lesbian	Essy Persson		United States	[34]
1968	Therese and Isabelle	Isabelle	Lesbian	Anna Gaël		United States	[34]
1969	The Gay Deceivers	Malcolm	Gay	Michael Greer		United States	[34]
1969	The Gay Deceivers	Colonel Dixon	Gay	Jack Starrett		United States	[34]
1969	Justine	Toto	Gay	Cliff Gorman		United States	[34]
1969	Midnight Cowboy	Joe Buck	Bisexual	Jon Voight	Joe is a gigolo who has sex with men and women in an attempt to make money. The film is based on the 1965 novel of the same name. The character was later parodied in the "Brannigan, Begin Again" episode of Futurama, which also used the film's theme, "Everybody's Talkin'" by Harry Nilsson.	United States	[80] [81][82]
1969	Riot	Mary Sheldon	Gay	Clifford David		United States	[34]
1969	Staircase	Harry C. Leeds	Gay	Richard Burton		United Kingdom	[34]
1969	Staircase	Charles Dyer	Gay	Rex Harrison		United Kingdom	[34]
1969	The Damned	Konstantin von Essenbeck	Gay	Reinhard Kolldehoff	Part of a wealthy industrialist family, Konstantin is an SA officer who is part of homosexual orgy in Wiesee.	Italy, West Germany	[83][84][85]
1969	Women in Love	Rupert Birkin	Bisexual	Alan Bates		United Kingdom	[34]
1969	Women in Love	Loerke	Gay	Vladek Sheybal		United Kingdom	[34]
1969	Z	Vago	Gay	Marcel Bozzuffi		Algeria, France	[34]

1970–1979

Year	Title	Character(s)	Identity	Actor	Notes	Country	Ref(s)
1970	Beyond the Valley of the Dolls	Casey Anderson	Lesbian	Cynthia Myers		United States	[34]
1970	Beyond the Valley of the Dolls	Ronnie "Z-Man" Barzell	Transgender	John LaZar		United States	[34]
1970	Bloody Mama	Fred	Bisexual	Robert Walden		United States	[34]
1970	The Boys in the Band	Michael	Gay	Kenneth Nelson		United States	[34]
		Harold		Leonard Frey
		Emory		Cliff Gorman
		Hank		Laurence Luckinbill
		Donald		Frederick Combs
1970	The Christine Jorgensen Story	Christine Jorgensen	Trans woman	John Hansen	A former Army private from the Bronx undergoes surgery and hormone treatments in Denmark in 1952 to transition from male to female. Based on Jorgenson's autobiography. (Jorgensen later unsuccessfully tried to get a restraining order to stop the producer's estate from exploiting the film.)	United States	[34][86][87]
1970	Entertaining Mr Sloane	Ed	Gay	Harry Andrews		United Kingdom	[34]
1970	Five Easy Pieces	Terry Grouse	Lesbian	Toni Basil		United States	[34]
1970	Five Easy Pieces	Palm Apodaca	Lesbian	Helena Kallianiotes		United States	[34]
1970	The Kremlin Letter	The Warlock	Gay	George Sanders		United States	[34]
1970	Little Big Man	Little Horse	Gay	Robert Little Star		United States	[34][88]
1970	Loot	Dennis	Gay	Hywel Bennett		United Kingdom	[34]
1970	Loot	Hal	Gay	Roy Holder		United Kingdom	[34]
1970	Myra Breckinridge	Myra Breckinridge	Trans woman	Raquel Welch		United States	[89][90]
1970	Myra Breckinridge	Irving "Blaggot" Amadeus	Gay	Calvin Lockhart		United States	[89][90]
1970	The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes	Sherlock Holmes	Gay	Robert Stephens		United States, United Kingdom	[34]
1970	Puzzle of a Downfall Child	Pauline Galba	Lesbian	Viveca Lindfors		United States	[34]
1970	Something for Everyone	Konrad Ludwig	Gay	Michael York		United States	[34]
1970	Something for Everyone	Helmuth von Ornstein	Gay	Anthony Higgins		United States	[34]
1970	Tell Me That You Love Me, Junie Moon	Warren	Gay	Robert Moore		United States	[34]
1970	Tell Me That You Love Me, Junie Moon	Guiles	Gay	Leonard Frey		United States	[34]
1970	The Vampire Lovers	Carmilla Karnstein	Lesbian	Ingrid Pitt	She has romantic feelings for Emma who lets her dress her.	United Kingdom	[91][92][93]
1970	Where's Poppa?	Sidney Hocheiser	Bisexual	Ron Leibman		United States	[34]
1971	The Anderson Tapes	Haskins	Gay	Martin Balsam		United States	[34]
1971	Daughters of Darkness	Countess Bathory	Lesbian	Delphine Seyrig	Bathory is a countess who has a loyal servant named Ilona and tries to seduce a woman named Valerie.	Belgium	[94][95]
1971	Death in Venice	Gustav von Aschenbach	Gay	Dirk Bogarde		France, Italy	[34]
1971	Diamonds Are Forever	Mr. Wint	Gay	Bruce Glover		United Kingdom	[34]
1971	Diamonds Are Forever	Mr. Kidd	Gay	Putter Smith		United Kingdom	[34]
1971	Doctors' Wives	Della Randolph	Bisexual	Rachel Roberts		United States	[34]
1971	Fortune and Men's Eyes	Queenie	Gay	Michael Greer		United States	[34]
1971	Fortune and Men's Eyes	Mona	Gay	Danny Freedman		United States	[34]
1971	It Is Not the Homosexual Who Is Perverse, But the Society in Which He Lives	Daniel	Gay	Bernd Feuerhelm		West Germany	[34]
1971		Clemens	Gay	Berryt Bohlen		West Germany	[34]
1971	The Last Picture Show	Coach Popper	Gay	Bill Thurman	Closeted high school basketball coach, married to Ruth.	United States	[96][97]
1971	The Music Lovers	Tchaikovsky	Gay	Richard Chamberlain		United Kingdom	[34]
1971	Some of My Best Friends Are...	Scott	Gay	Gil Gerard		United States	[34]
1971	Some of My Best Friends Are...	Jim	Gay	Gary Sandy		United States	[34]
1971	Sunday Bloody Sunday	Bob Elkin	Bisexual	Murray Head		United Kingdom	[34]
1971	Sunday Bloody Sunday	Daniel Hirsh	Gay	Peter Finch		United Kingdom	[34]
1971	Thank You Mask Man	The Lone Ranger	Gay	Lenny Bruce		United States	[34]
1971	Villain	Vic Dakin	Gay	Richard Burton		United Kingdom	[34]
1972	Blacula	Bobby McCoy	Gay	Ted Harris		United States	[34]
1972	Cabaret	Baron Maximilian Von Heune	Bisexual	Helmut Griem	Maximilian is a wealthy playboy who befriends Sally and takes her and Brian to his country estate where he courts both of them. Based on the musical Cabaret.	United States	[98][99]
1972	Cabaret	Brian Roberts	Bisexual	Michael York		United States	[98][99]
1972	Georgia, Georgia	Herbert Thompson	Gay	Roger Furman		United States	[34]
1972	Heat	Jessica	Lesbian	Andrea Feldman		United States	[34]
1972	I Want What I Want	Roy / Wendy	Transgender	Anne Heywood		United Kingdom	[34]
1972	Pete 'n' Tillie	Jimmy Twitchell	Gay	René Auberjonois		United States	[34]
1972	Play It as It Lays	B.Z. Mendenhall	Gay	Anthony Perkins		United States	[34]
1972	They Only Kill Their Masters	Mrs. Watkins	Lesbian	June Allyson		United States	[34]
1972	Zee and Co.	Zee Blakeley	Bisexual	Elizabeth Taylor		United Kingdom	[34]
1972	Zee and Co.	Stella	Bisexual	Susannah York		United Kingdom	[34]
1973	A Bigger Splash	Himself	Gay	Peter Schlesinger		United Kingdom	[34]
1973	Cleopatra Jones	Mommy	Lesbian	Shelley Winters		United States	[34]
1973	Day for Night	Alexandre	Gay	Jean-Pierre Aumont		France	[34]
1973	The Day of the Jackal	Bernard	Gay	Anton Rodgers		United Kingdom	[34]
1973	The Last of Sheila	Tom Parkman	Gay	Richard Benjamin		United States	[34]
1973	Ludwig	Ludwig II of Bavaria	Bisexual	Helmut Berger		Italy, France, West Germany	[100][101]
1973	Papillon	André Maturette	Gay	Robert Deman		United States	[34]
1973	Scarecrow	Riley	Gay	Richard Lynch		United States	[34]
1973	Sleeper	Jeb Hrmthmg	Gay	Spencer Milligan		United States	[34]
1973	Summer Wishes, Winter Dreams	Bobby Walden	Gay	Ron Rickards		United States	[34]
1973	The Tenderness of Wolves	Fritz Haarmann	Gay	Kurt Raab		West Germany	[34]
1973	Theatre of Blood	Meredith Merridew	Gay	Robert Morley		United Kingdom	[34]
1974	Butley	Ben Butley	Gay	Alan Bates		United States, Canada, United Kingdom	[34]
1974	Caged Heat	Superintendent McQueen	Lesbian	Barbara Steele		United States	[34]
1974	Freebie and the Bean	(Unnamed)	Transvestite	Christopher Morley		United States	[34]
1974	Lenny	Honey Bruce	Bisexual	Valerie Perrine		United States	[34]
1974	Once Upon a Time in the East	Hélène	Lesbian	Denise Filiatrault		Canada	[34]
1974	Score	Eddie	Bisexual	Casey Donovan		United States	[34]
1974	Score	Betsy	Bisexual	Lynn Lowry		United States	[34]
1974	The Taking of Pelham One Two Three	Gay subway passenger	Gay	Gary Bolling		United States	[34]
1974	The Tamarind Seed	Fergus Stephenson	Gay	Dan O'Herlihy		United States	[34]
1974	A Very Natural Thing	David	Gay	Robert Joel	David is a public school teacher and former monastic monk. He meets Mark at a disco. After their relationship ends he meets Jason, a photographer who came out after divorcing his wife. The film contains documentary footage of the Christopher Street Liberation Day March in New York City (known today as NYC Pride March).	United States	[102][103]
		Mark		Curt Gareth
		Jason		Bo White
		Alan		Jay Pierce
1975	Barry Lyndon	British Soldier	Gay	Anthony Dawes		United States	[34]
1975	Cleopatra Jones and the Casino of Gold	Dragon Lady	Lesbian	Stella Stevens		United States	[34]
1975	The Day of the Locust	Nightclub Entertainer	Transvestite	Paul Jabara		United States	[34]
1975	Dog Day Afternoon	Leon Shermer	Trans woman	Chris Sarandon	Leon is Sonny's partner who tries to use a robbery to pay for her sex reassignment surgery. Sonny, a first-time crook, attempts to rob a bank, but plan goes awry. The robbery was intended to pay for Leon's's sex reassignment surgery. It is also mentioned that Sonny has children with his estranged wife, Angie (this led critic Tim Robey to call Sonny a "bisexual desperado").	United States	[104][105]
1975	Dog Day Afternoon	Sonny Wortzik	Bisexual	Al Pacino		United States	[104][105]
1975	The Eiger Sanction	Miles Mellough	Gay	Jack Cassidy		United States	[34]
1975	Farewell, My Lovely	Frances Amthor	Lesbian	Kate Murtagh		United States	[34]
1975	Fox and His Friends	Franz "Fox" Bieberkopf	Gay	Rainer Werner Fassbinder		West Germany	[34]
1975	Funny Lady	Bobby Moore	Gay	Roddy McDowall		United States	[34]
1975	Mahogany	Sean McAvoy	Gay	Anthony Perkins		United States	[34]
1975	Once Is Not Enough	Deidre Milford Granger	Lesbian	Alexis Smith		United States	[34]
1975	Once Is Not Enough	Karla	Lesbian	Melina Mercouri		United States	[34]
1975	One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest	Dale Harding	Gay	William Redfield		United States	[34]
1975	The Rocky Horror Picture Show	Brad Majors	Bisexual	Barry Bostwick	Brad cheats on his fiancée, Janet Weiss, with an alien transvestite man named Dr. Frank N Furter.	United Kingdom, United States	[106][88]
1975	The Rocky Horror Picture Show	Rocky	Bisexual	Peter Hinwood		United Kingdom, United States	[106][88]
1975	The Wild Party	Madeline True	Lesbian	Jennifer Lee		United States	[34]
1976	L'Alpagueur	Gilbert ("L'Epervier")	Gay	Bruno Cremer	A killer and crook who has feelings for a young man he hires to rob a jewelry store.	France	[107]
1976	The Best Way to Walk	Marc	Gay	Patrick Dewaere		France	[34]
1976	The Best Way to Walk	Philippe	Gay	Patrick Bouchitey		France	[34]
1976	Car Wash	Lindy	Gay	Antonio Fargas		United States	[34]
1976	Drum	Bernard DeMarigny	Gay	John Colicos		United States	[34]
1976	Face to Face	Dr. Tomas Jacobi	Gay	Erland Josephson		Sweden	[34]
1976	Fellini's Casanova	Giacomo Casanova	Bisexual	Donald Sutherland		Italy	[34]
1976	The Man Who Fell to Earth	Oliver V. Farnsworth	Gay	Buck Henry		United Kingdom	[34]
1976	Next Stop, Greenwich Village	Bernstein	Gay	Antonio Fargas		United States	[34]
1976	Norman... Is That You?	Garson Hobart	Gay	Dennis Dugan		United States	[34]
1976	Norman... Is That You?	Norman Chambers	Gay	Michael Warren		United States	[34]
1976	Ode to Billy Joe	Billy Joe McAllister	Gay	Robby Benson		United States	[34]
1976	The Ritz	Chris	Gay	F. Murray Abraham		United States	[34]
1976	The Ritz	Claude Perkins	Gay	Paul B. Price		United States	[34]
1976	Sebastiane	Sebastian	Gay	Leonardo Treviglio		United Kingdom	[34]
1976	Swashbuckler	Lord Durant	Gay	Peter Boyle	Durant is the tyrannical and cruel governor of Jamaica.	United States	[108]
1977	The Choirboys	Blaney	Gay	Michael MacKenzie Wills		United States	[34]
1977	Desperate Living	Muffy St. Jacques	Lesbian	Liz Renay		United States	[109][110]
		Grizelda Brown	Lesbian	Jean Hill
		Peggy Gravel	Bisexual	Mink Stole
		Mole McHenry	Trans woman	Susan Lowe
1977	Hidden Pleasures	Eduardo	Gay	Simón Andreu		Spain	[34]
1977	Looking for Mr. Goodbar	Gary	Gay	Tom Berenger		United States	[34]
1977	Outrageous!	Robin Turner	Gay	Craig Russell		Canada	[34]
1977	The Private Files of J. Edgar Hoover	J. Edgar Hoover	Gay	Broderick Crawford		United States	[34]
1977	A Special Day	Gabriele	Gay	Marcello Mastroianni		Italy, Canada	[111][112]
1977	To an Unknown God	José	Gay	Héctor Alterio		Spain	[34]
1977	Valentino	Rudolph Valentino	Bisexual	Rudolf Nureyev		United States	[34]
1978	The Betsy	Loren Hardeman Jr.	Gay	Paul Ryan Rudd		United States	[34]
1978	Bloodbrothers	Paulie	Gay	Bruce French		United States	[34]
1978	California Suite	Sidney Cochran	Gay	Michael Caine		United States	[113]
1978	A Different Story	Albert Walreavens	Gay	Perry King		United States	[34]
1978	A Different Story	Stella Cooke	Lesbian	Meg Foster		United States	[34]
1978	In a Year of 13 Moons	Elvira Weishaupt	Trans woman	Volker Spengler	In the film, Weishaupt faces brutal cruelty on an everyday basis.	West Germany	[114]
1978	La Cage aux Folles	Renato Baldi	Gay	Ugo Tognazzi		France	[34]
1978	La Cage aux Folles	Albin Mougeotte/'Zaza Napoli'	Gay	Michel Serrault		France	[34]
1978	Midnight Express	Billy	Bisexual	Brad Davis		United States	[34]
1978	Midnight Express	Erich	Gay	Norbert Weisser		United States	[34]
1978	Nighthawks	Jim	Gay	Ken Robertson		United Kingdom	[34]
1978	A Wedding	Rita Billingsley	Lesbian	Geraldine Chaplin		United States	[34]
1979	10	Hugh	Gay	Robert Webber		United States	[34]
1979	...And Justice for All	Ralph Agee	Transgender	Robert Christian		United States	[34]
1979	The Bell Jar	Joan	Lesbian	Donna Mitchell		United States	[34]
1979	Ernesto	Ernesto	Gay	Martin Halm		Italy, Spain, West Germany	[34]
1979	Ernesto	The Man / The stableman	Gay	Michele Placido		Italy, Spain, West Germany	[34]
1979	Life of Brian	Loretta	Trans woman	Eric Idle	Loretta tells her comrades Reg, Judith, and Francis that she wants to be a woman, wants to have babies, and that it is "every man's right to have babies if he wants them." Although Reg is skeptical, Judith accedes to Loretta's request that she "can have the right to have babies" which Francis agrees to as symbolic of the struggle against the Romans, while Reg says it is part of Loretta's "struggle against reality".	United Kingdom	[115][116][117]
1979	Manhattan	Jill Davis	Bisexual	Meryl Streep		United States	[118][119]
1979	A Perfect Couple	Mary	Lesbian	Heather MacRae		United States	[34]
1979	A Perfect Couple	Sydney Ray	Lesbian	Tomi-Lee Bradley		United States	[34]
1979	The Rose	Mary Rose "The Rose" Foster	Bisexual	Bette Midler		United States	[34]
1979	The Rose	Sarah Willingham	Lesbian	Sandra McCabe		United States	[34]
1979	Saint Jack	Senator	Gay	George Lazenby		United States	[34]
1979	The Tempest	Prospero	Bisexual	Heathcote Williams		United Kingdom	[120]
1979	The Tempest	Stephano	Bisexual	Christopher Biggins		United Kingdom	[120]
1979	To Forget Venice	Nicky	Gay	Erland Josephson		Italy	[34]
1979	To Forget Venice	Anna	Lesbian	Mariangela Melato		Italy	[34]
1979	A Woman Like Eve	Eve	Lesbian	Monique van de Ven		Netherlands	[34]
1979	A Woman Like Eve	Liliane	Lesbian	Maria Schneider		Netherlands	[34]

1980–1989

Year	Title	Character(s)	Identity	Actor	Notes	Country	Ref(s)
1980	American Gigolo	Leon James	Gay	Bill Duke		United States	[34]
1980	American Gigolo	Anne	Lesbian	Nina van Pallandt		United States	[34]
1980	Cruising	Ted Bailey	Gay	Don Scardino		United States	[34]
1980	Dressed to Kill	Bobbi	Transvestite	Michael Caine	Bobbi is a murderer. During the film's initial release, the activist group Women Against Violence in Pornography and Media distributed a leaflet denouncing the film's misogynistic and transphobic attitudes, arguing that "the distorted image of a psychotic male transvestite [sic] makes all sexual minorities appear sick and dangerous."	United States	[34][88][121]
1980	Fame	Montgomery MacNeil	Gay	Paul McCrane		United States	[34]
1980	Happy Birthday, Gemini	Francis Geminiani	Gay	Alan Rosenberg		United States	[34]
1980	La Cage aux Folles II	Renato Baldi	Gay	Ugo Tognazzi		France	[34]
1980	La Cage aux Folles II	Albin Mougeotte/'Zaza Napoli'	Gay	Michel Serrault		France	[34]
1980	The Last Married Couple in America	Donald	Gay	Stewart Moss		United States	[34]
1980	The Last Married Couple in America	Reggie	Gay	Colby Chester		United States	[34]
1980	The Last Metro	Arlette Guillaume	Lesbian	Andréa Ferréol		France	[122]
1980	The Long Good Friday	Colin	Gay	Paul Freeman		United Kingdom	[34]
1980	Nijinsky	Sergei Diaghilev	Gay	Alan Bates		United States	[34]
1980	Nijinsky	Vaslav Nijinsky	Gay	George de la Peña		United States	[34]
1980	Richard's Things	Kate Morris	Bisexual	Liv Ullmann		United Kingdom	[123]
1980	Richard's Things	Josie	Bisexual	Amanda Redman		United Kingdom	[123]
1980	Serial	Luckman	Gay	Christopher Lee		United States	[34]
1980	Stir Crazy	Rory Schultebrand	Gay	Georg Stanford Brown	A drag-wearing convict who killed his stepfather. (For his drag performance, Brown was nominated for the 1980 Golden Raspberry (Razzie) Award as "Worst Supporting Actress".)	United States	[124][125]
1980	Taxi zum Klo	Frank	Gay	Frank Ripploh		West Germany	[34]
1980	Taxi zum Klo	Bernd	Gay	Bernd Broaderup		West Germany	[34]
1980	Times Square	Nicky Marotta	Lesbian	Robin Johnson		United States	[34]
1980	Windows	Andrea Glassen	Lesbian	Elizabeth Ashley		United States	[34]
1981	Chanel Solitaire	Coco Chanel	Bisexual	Marie-France Pisier		United States, United Kingdom, France	[34]
1981	The Fan	Douglas Breen	Gay	Michael Biehn		United States	[34]
1981	Knightriders	Pippin	Gay	Warner Shook		United States	[34]
1981	Mad Max 2	The Golden Youth	Gay	Jimmy Brown		Australia	[34]
1981	Only When I Laugh	Jimmy Perry	Gay	James Coco		United States	[34]
1981	Pixote	Lilica	Transgender	Jorge Julião		Brazil	[34]
1981	The Woman Next Door	Roland Duguet	Gay	Roger Van Hool		France	[34]
1981	Zorro, the Gay Blade	Bunny Wigglesworth	Gay	George Hamilton		United States	[34]
1982	48 Hrs.	Sally	Bisexual	Denise Crosby		United States	[34]
1982	Angel	Angelos	Gay	Michalis Maniatis		Greece	[126]
1982	By Design	Helen	Lesbian	Patty Duke		Canada	[34]
1982	By Design	Angie	Lesbian	Sara Botsford		Canada	[34]
1982	The Clinic	Dr. Eric Linden	Gay	Chris Haywood		Australia	[34]
1982	Come Back to the Five and Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean	Joanne	Transgender	Karen Black		United States	[34]
1982	Deathtrap	Sidney Bruhl	Gay	Michael Caine		United States	[34]
1982	Deathtrap	Clifford Anderson	Gay	Christopher Reeve		United States	[34]
1982	Evil Under the Sun	Rex Brewster	Gay	Roddy McDowall		United Kingdom	[34]
1982	Forbidden Zone	René Henderson	Trans woman	Matthew Bright		United States	[127][128]
1982	Forty Deuce	Ricky	Gay	Kevin Bacon		United States	[34]
1982	Labyrinth of Passion	Riza Niro	Gay	Imanol Arias		Spain	[129]
1982	Labyrinth of Passion	Sadec	Gay	Antonio Banderas		Spain	[129]
1982	Making Love	Zack Elliot	Gay	Michael Ontkean		United States	[34]
1982	Making Love	Bart McGuire	Gay	Harry Hamlin		United States	[34]
1982	Night Shift	Prisoner	Gay	Charles Fleischer		United States	[34]
1982	Partners	Kerwin	Gay	John Hurt		United States	[34]
1982	Personal Best	Chris Cahill	Lesbian	Mariel Hemingway		United States	[34]
1982	Personal Best	Tory Skinner	Lesbian	Patrice Donnelly		United States	[34]
1982	Privates on Parade	Capt. Terri Dennis	Gay	Denis Quilley		United Kingdom	[34]
1982	Querelle	Georges Querelle	Bisexual	Brad Davis	George is a thief and murderer who frequents a bar and brothel for sailors run by Madame Lysiane, who is in love with his brother. He becomes Lysiane's lover after he wins a game of dice against her husband. He also has sex with Mario and lets himself be sodomized by Lysiane's husband.	France, West Germany	[130][131]
1982	Victor/Victoria	Carroll "Toddy" Todd	Gay	Robert Preston		United Kingdom, United States	[34]
		'Squash' Bernstein	Gay	Alex Karras
		Richard DiNardo	Bisexual	Malcolm Jamieson
1982	The World According to Garp	Roberta Muldoon	Trans woman	John Lithgow	A former player for the Philadelphia Eagles who has gender re-assignment surgery. Roberta becomes the bodyguard of Jenny and one of the best friends of Garp. Based on the book of the same name.	United States	[132][133]
1982	The Year of Living Dangerously	Wally O'Sullivan	Gay	Noel Ferrier		United States, Australia	[34]
1983	The Dresser	Norman	Gay	Tom Courtenay		United Kingdom	[34]
1983	The Fourth Man	Gerard Revé	Bisexual	Jeroen Krabbé		Netherlands	[34]
1983	The Hunger	Miriam Blaylock	Bisexual	Catherine Deneuve		United States, United Kingdom	[34]
1983	The Hunger	Sarah Roberts	Bisexual	Susan Sarandon		United States, United Kingdom	[34]
1983	Lianna	Lianna	Lesbian	Linda Griffiths		United States	[34]
1983	Lianna	Ruth	Lesbian	Jane Hallaren		United States	[34]
1983	The Lonely Lady	Jerilee Randall	Bisexual	Pia Zadora		United States	[34]
1983	Self Defense	Daniel	Gay	Terry-David Després		Canada	[34]
1983	Silkwood	Dolly Pelliker	Lesbian	Cher		United States	[34]
1983	Sleepaway Camp	John Baker	Gay	Dan Tursi	Angela is the killer and main character. (Springsteen took over the role in the two sequels that followed.)	United States	[34][134]
		Lenny	Gay	James Paradise
		Angela	Trans woman	Felissa Rose Pamela Springsteen
1983	Staying Alive	Butler	Gay	Charles Ward		United States	[34]
1983	Streamers	Richie	Gay	Mitchell Lichtenstein		United States	[34]
1983	To Be or Not to Be	Sasha	Gay	James Haake		United States	[34]
1983	Without a Trace	Philippe	Gay	Keith McDermott		United States	[34]
1984	Angel	Solly Mosler	Lesbian	Susan Tyrrell		United States	[34]
1984	Another Country	Guy Bennett	Gay	Rupert Everett		United Kingdom	[34]
1984	Another Country	James Harcourt	Gay	Cary Elwes		United Kingdom	[34]
1984	The Bostonians	Olive Chancellor	Lesbian	Vanessa Redgrave		United Kingdom, United States	[135]
1984	Garbo Talks	Bernie Whitlock	Gay	Harvey Fierstein		United States	[34]
1984	Horror Vacui	Frankie	Gay	Folkert Milster		West Germany	[34]
1984	Horror Vacui	Hannes	Gay	Tom Vogt		West Germany	[34]
1984	The Hotel New Hampshire	Frank	Gay	Paul McCrane		United States, United Kingdom, Canada	[34]
1984	Irreconcilable Differences	Howard Kay	Gay	Richard Minchenberg		United States	[34]
1984	Mass Appeal	Deacon Mark Dolson	Bisexual	Željko Ivanek		United States	[34]
1984	Meatballs Part II	Lieutenant Felix Foxglove	Gay	John Larroquette		United States	[34]
1984	Mike's Murder	Philip Green	Gay	Paul Winfield		United States	[34]
1984	Protocol	Jerry	Gay	Grainger Hines		United States	[34]
1984	Protocol	Ben	Gay	Joel Brooks		United States	[34]
1984	Revenge of the Nerds	Lamar Lutrell	Gay	Larry B. Scott	Lamar is an openly gay fraternity member.	United States	[136]
1985	After Hours	Mark	Gay	Ron Leibman		United States	[34]
1985	Avenging Angel	Solly Mosler	Lesbian	Susan Tyrrell		United States	[34]
1985	The Boys Next Door	Chris	Gay	Paul C. Dancer		United States	[34]
1985	Buddies	Robert Willow	Gay	Geoff Edholm		United States	[34]
1985	Buddies	Steve	Gay	David Rose		United States	[34]
1985	A Chorus Line	Paul San Marco	Gay	Cameron English		United States	[34]
1985	Colonel Redl	Colonel Alfred Redl	Gay	Klaus Maria Brandauer		West Germany	[34]
1985	The Color Purple	Celie Harris-Johnson	Bisexual	Whoopi Goldberg		United States	[34]
1985	The Color Purple	Shug Avery	Bisexual	Margaret Avery		United States	[34]
1985	Desert Hearts	Vivian Bell	Lesbian	Helen Shaver	Vivian, a professor from Columbia University, goes to Reno, Nevada to await her divorce. She meets Cay, a free-spirited lesbian who does not hide her sexual orientation. Vivian begins to discover her true nature as she and Cay grow closer.	United States	[137][138]
1985	Desert Hearts	Cay Rivers	Lesbian	Patricia Charbonneau		United States	[137][138]
1985	Dona Herlinda and Her Son	Ramón	Gay	Arturo Meza		Mexico	[34]
1985	The Good Father	Cheryl Langford	Lesbian	Frances Viner		United Kingdom	[139]
1985	Kiss of the Spider Woman	Luis Molina	Gay	William Hurt		United States	[34]
1985	La Cage aux Folles 3: The Wedding	Renato Baldi	Gay	Ugo Tognazzi		France	[34]
1985	La Cage aux Folles 3: The Wedding	Albin Mougeotte/'Zaza Napoli'	Gay	Michel Serrault		France	[34]
1985	My Beautiful Laundrette	Omar Ali	Gay	Gordon Warnecke		United Kingdom	[34]
1985	My Beautiful Laundrette	Johnny	Gay	Daniel Day-Lewis		United Kingdom	[34]
1985	A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge	Coach Schneider	Gay	Marshall Bell		United States	[34]
1985	Once Bitten	Sebastian	Gay	Cleavon Little		United States	[34]
1985	St. Elmo's Fire	Ron Dellasandro	Gay	Matthew Laurance		United States	[34]
1985	To Live and Die in L.A.	Serena	Lesbian	Jane Leeves		United States	[34]
1985	Westler	Felix	Gay	Sigurd Rachman		West Germany	[34]
1985	Westler	Thomas	Gay	Rainer Strecker		West Germany	[34]
1986	Anne Trister	Anne	Lesbian	Albane Guilhe		Canada	[140]
1986	Blue Velvet	Frank Booth	Bisexual	Dennis Hopper		United States	[34]
1986	Caravaggio	Caravaggio	Gay	Nigel Terry		United Kingdom	[34]
1986	Caravaggio	Jerusaleme	Gay	Spencer Leigh		United Kingdom	[34]
1986	Mala Noche	Walt Curtis	Gay	Tim Streeter		United States	[34]
1986	Mona Lisa	Simone	Lesbian	Cathy Tyson		United Kingdom	[34]
1986	The Morning After	Frankie	Gay	James Haake		United States	[34]
1986	Parting Glances	Michael	Gay	Richard Ganoung		United States	[34]
		Nick		Steve Buscemi
		Robert		John Bolger
1986	Reform School Girls	Charlie Chambliss	Lesbian	Wendy O. Williams		United States	[34]
1986	She's Gotta Have It	Opal Gilstrap	Lesbian	Raye Dowell		United States	[34]
1986	Tenue de soirée	Bob	Bisexual	Gérard Depardieu		France	[141]
1986	Tough Guys	Bar Patron	Gay	Matthew Faison		United States	[34]
1986	Working Girls	Molly	Lesbian	Louise Smith		United States	[142]
1987	Law of Desire	Pablo Quintero	Gay	Eusebio Poncela		Spain	[143]
		Antonio Benítez		Antonio Banderas
		Juan		Miguel Molina
		Tina Quintero	Transgender	Carmen Maura
1987	Less Than Zero	Julian Wells	Bisexual	Robert Downey Jr.		United States	[144][145]
1987	Maurice	Clive Durham	Gay	Hugh Grant		United Kingdom	[34]
		Maurice Hall		James Wilby
		Alec Scudder		Rupert Graves
1987	Prick Up Your Ears	Joe Orton	Gay	Gary Oldman		United Kingdom	[34]
1987	Prick Up Your Ears	Kenneth Halliwell	Gay	Alfred Molina		United Kingdom	[34]
1987	Radio Days	Fred	Gay	Robert Joy		United States	[34]
1987	Withnail and I	Monty	Gay	Richard Griffiths		United Kingdom	[146]
1988	The Fruit Machine	Eddie	Gay	Emile Charles		United Kingdom	[147]
1988	The Fruit Machine	Michael	Gay	Tony Forsyth		United Kingdom	[147]
1988	Madame Sousatzka	Mr. Cordle	Gay	Geoffrey Bayldon		United Kingdom, Canada	[148]
1988	Salome's Last Dance	Lord Alfred 'Bosie' Douglas	Gay	Douglas Hodge		United Kingdom, United States	[149]
1988	Torch Song Trilogy	Arnold Beckoff	Gay	Harvey Fierstein		United States	[150]
		Alan Simon		Matthew Broderick
		David		Eddie Castrodad
		Ed	Bisexual	Brian Kerwin
1988	We Think the World of You	Johnny	Bisexual	Gary Oldman		United Kingdom	[151]
1989	Apartment Zero	Adrian LeDuc	Gay	Colin Firth		United Kingdom	[152]
1989	Coming Out	Philipp Klarmann	Gay	Matthias Freihof		East Germany	[153]
1989	Coming Out	Matthias	Gay	Dirk Kummer		East Germany	[153]
1989	Fun Down There	Buddy Fields	Gay	Michael Waite		United States	[154]
1989	Fun Down There	Joseph	Gay	Nickolas B. Nagourney		United States	[154]
1989	Getting It Right	Harry	Gay	Richard Huw		United Kingdom, United States	[155]
1989	Getting It Right	Winthrop	Gay	Kevin Drinkwater		United Kingdom, United States	[155]
1989	Last Exit to Brooklyn	Harry Black	Gay	Stephen Lang		West Germany, United States	[156]
1989	Longtime Companion	David	Gay	Bruce Davison	Bruce, a wealthy man, becomes the caregiver of his lover, Sean, a soap opera writer, after he is infected with the HIV virus. The film depicts the increasing effect of HIV/AIDS on a group of gay men during eight-years, between 1981 and 1989.	United States	[157][158]
1989	Longtime Companion	Sean	Gay	Mark Lamos		United States	[157][158]
1989	The Rainbow	Ursula Brangwen	Bisexual	Sammi Davis		United Kingdom, United States	[159]
1989	The Rainbow	Winifred Inger	Bisexual	Amanda Donohoe		United Kingdom, United States	[159]

1990–1999

Year	Title	Character(s)	Identity	Actor	Notes	Country	Ref(s)
1990	The Handmaid's Tale	Moira	Lesbian	Elizabeth McGovern		United States, West Germany	[160]
1990	Miller's Crossing	Bernie Bernbaum	Gay	John Turturro		United States	[161]
		Eddie Dane		J.E. Freeman
		Mink Larouie		Steve Buscemi
1991	The Butcher's Wife	Grace	Lesbian	Frances McDormand		United States	[162]
1991	Double Impact	Kara	Lesbian	Corinna Everson		United States	[163]
1991	Edward II	Edward II	Gay	Steven Waddington		United Kingdom	[164]
1991	Edward II	Piers Gaveston	Gay	Andrew Tiernan		United Kingdom	[164]
1991	The Fisher King	Homeless Cabaret Singer	Gay	Michael Jeter		United States	[165]
1991	Frankie and Johnny	Tim	Gay	Nathan Lane		United States	[166]
1991	Fried Green Tomatoes	Idgie Threadgoode	Lesbian	Mary Stuart Masterson	Idgie has always loved Ruth. Ruth had a previous relationship with Buddy Threadgoode, Idgie's brother, before she married and had a child with another man. After Idgie rescues Ruth from her abusive husband, the romantic relationship between the two women begins. Based on the novel Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe, where the relationship between Idgie and Ruth is not explicitly identified as a lesbian relationship, but every resident knows about them and accepts their relationship.	United States	[167][168]
1991	Fried Green Tomatoes	Ruth Jamison	Bisexual	Mary-Louise Parker		United States	[167][168]
1991	The Hours and Times	Brian Epstein	Gay	David Angus		United States	[169]
1991	JFK	Willie O'Keefe	Gay	Kevin Bacon		United States	[170][171]
1991	JFK	Clay Shaw	Gay	Tommy Lee Jones		United States	[170][171]
1991	Madonna: Truth or Dare	Herself	Bisexual	Sandra Bernhard		United States	[166]
1991	My Own Private Idaho	Mike Waters	Gay	River Phoenix		United States	[172]
1991	The Prince of Tides	Eddie Detreville	Gay	George Carlin		United States	[166]
1991	Queens Logic	Eliot	Gay	John Malkovich		United States	[173]
1991	The Silence of the Lambs	Jame Gumb / Buffalo Bill	Bisexual trans woman	Ted Levine	Director Jonathan Demme said about the character: "He didn't wish to be another gender...He didn't really have a sexual preference. He loathed himself — he wanted to transform himself so that there was no sense of him in the 'new' him [and] becoming a woman...that was his method of doing it...He wished he was a woman not because he always wanted to be a woman. This was another way to escape."	United States	[174][88]
1991	Switch	Sheila Faxton	Lesbian	Lorraine Bracco	A cosmetics magnate. She responds to Amanda Brooks' seduction and takes her to a lesbian nightclub. Sheila was in a 10-year relationship with Kathleen Seymour, a perfumer at Faxton Cosmetics. The cutting of the sex scene between Sheila and Amanda was criticized by Ellen Barkin (Amanda).	United States	[175] [176][177]
1991	Young Soul Rebels	Caz	Gay	Mo Sesay		United Kingdom	[178]
1992	Basic Instinct	Catherine Tramell	Bisexual	Sharon Stone	While the Catherine character returns in Basic Instinct 2 (2006), it is noted that she has been straightwashed.	France, United States, United Kingdom	[179][180]
		Dr. Beth Garner	Bisexual	Jeanne Tripplehorn
		Roxy	Lesbian	Leilani Sarelle
1992	Being at Home with Claude	Yves	Gay	Roy Dupuis		Canada	[181]
1992	Being at Home with Claude	Claude	Gay	Jean-François Pichette		Canada	[181]
1992	The Crying Game	Dil	Trans woman	Jaye Davidson	The plot revolves Dil, a girlfriend of one of the protagonists.	Ireland, Japan, United Kingdom	[182][183]
1992	Inside Monkey Zetterland	Grace	Lesbian	Patricia Arquette		United States	[184]
1992	Inside Monkey Zetterland	Cindy	Lesbian	Sofia Coppola		United States	[184]
1992	The Living End	Jon	Gay	Craig Gilmore	Daisy and Fern are serial killers.	United States	[185][186]
		Luke	Gay	Mike Dytri
		Daisy	Lesbian	Mary Woronov
		Fern	Lesbian	Johanna Went
1992	The Long Day Closes	Bud	Gay	Leigh McCormack		United Kingdom	[187]
1992	Naked Killer	Princess	Lesbian	Carrie Ng	Princess and Baby are lovers and assassins hired by the Yakuza. Sister Cindy mentors women to be assassins.	Hong Kong	[188][189]
		Baby		Madoka Sugawara
		Sister Cindy		Yiu Wai (Kelly Yao)
1992	Orlando	Orlando	Trans Woman	Tilda Swinton	Orlando is a character whose sex changes after two-thirds of the film.	United Kingdom, France, Italy, Netherlands, Russia	[190][191]
1992	Passed Away	Boyd Pinter	Gay	Tim Curry		United States	[192]
1992	Peter's Friends	Peter	Gay	Stephen Fry		United Kingdom	[193]
1992	Poison Ivy	Sylvie Cooper	Lesbian	Sara Gilbert		United States	[194]
1992	Single White Female	Graham Knox	Gay	Peter Friedman		United States	[166]
1992	Swoon	Richard Loeb	Gay	Daniel Schlachet		United States	[195]
1992	Swoon	Nathan Leopold Jr.	Gay	Craig Chester		United States	[195]
1992	When the Party's Over	Banks	Gay	Kris Kamm		United States	[196]
1993	The East Is Red	Dongfang Bubai / Invincible Asia	Trans woman	Brigitte Lin	Bubai is the primary antagonist. ("Invincible Asia" is the name given in the subtitles.)	Hong Kong	[197]
1993	Even Cowgirls Get the Blues	The Countess	Gay	John Hurt		United States	[198]
		Sissy Hankshaw	Lesbian	Uma Thurman
		Bonanza Jellybean	Lesbian	Rain Phoenix
1993	Farewell My Concubine	Cheng Dieyi	Gay	Leslie Cheung		British Hong Kong	[199]
1993	Fight Back to School III	Ching Man Ching	Lesbian	Kathy Chow Hoi-mei		Hong Kong
1993	Fight Back to School III	Judy Tong Wong	Bisexual	Anita Mui		Hong Kong
1993	Love and Human Remains	David McMillan	Gay	Thomas Gibson		Canada	[200]
1993	M. Butterfly	René Gallimard	Gay	Jeremy Irons		United States	[201]
1993	M. Butterfly	Song Liling	Gay	John Lone		United States	[201]
1993	Mrs. Doubtfire	Frank	Gay	Harvey Fierstein		United States	[202]
1993	Mrs. Doubtfire	Jack	Gay	Scott Capurro		United States	[202]
1993	Naked in New York	Chris	Bisexual	Ralph Macchio		United States	[203]
1993	Philadelphia	Miguel Alvarez	Gay	Antonio Banderas		United States	[204]
1993	Philadelphia	Andrew Beckett	Gay	Tom Hanks		United States	[204]
1993	Six Degrees of Separation	Paul	Gay	Will Smith		United States	[205][206]
1993	Six Degrees of Separation	Rick	Bisexual	Eric Thal		United States	[205][206]
1993	This Boy's Life	Arthur Gayle	Gay	Jonah Blechman		United States	[207]
1993	Three of Hearts	Connie Czapski	Lesbian	Kelly Lynch		United States	[208]
1993	Three of Hearts	Ellen Armstrong	Bisexual	Sherilyn Fenn		United States	[208]
1993	The Wedding Banquet	Wai-Tung Gao	Gay	Winston Chao		Taiwan, United States	[209]
1994	Ace Ventura: Pet Detective	Lt. Lois Einhorn / Ray Finkle	Transgender	Sean Young		United States	[210]
1994	The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert	Bernadette Bassenger	Transgender	Terence Stamp	Bernadette performs a lip sync club act with two drag queens. Near the end of the film, Bernadette is shocked to learn that Anthony/Mitzi was not only once married to a woman but also has a son.	Australia	[211]
1994	The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert	Anthony "Tick" Belrose/Mitzi Del Bra	Gay	Hugo Weaving		Australia	[211]
1994	Double Happiness	Andrew Chau	Gay	Johnny Mah		Canada	[212]
1994	Ed Wood	John "Bunny" Breckinridge	Gay	Bill Murray	Bunny is Ed's drag queen friend.	United States	[213]
1994	Four Weddings and a Funeral	Gareth	Gay	Simon Callow		United Kingdom	[214]
1994	Four Weddings and a Funeral	Matthew	Gay	John Hannah		United Kingdom	[214]
1994	Interview with the Vampire	Louis de Pointe du Lac	Bisexual	Brad Pitt		United States	[215][216]
1994	Interview with the Vampire	Lestat de Lioncourt	Bisexual	Tom Cruise		United States	[215][216]
1994	A Man of No Importance	Alfred Byrne	Gay	Albert Finney		United Kingdom, Ireland	[217]
1994	Oh! My Three Guys	Ching Yu-hoi	Gay	Lau Ching-wan		British Hong Kong	[218]
		Fa		Dayo Wong
		Kau Ku-neung		Eric Kot
1994	Prêt-à-Porter	Cy Bianco	Gay	Forest Whitaker		United States	[219]
1994	Prêt-à-Porter	Cort Romney	Gay	Richard E. Grant		United States	[219]
1994	Priest	Father Greg Pilkington	Gay	Linus Roache		United Kingdom	[220]
1994	Priest	Graham	Gay	Robert Carlyle		United Kingdom	[220]
1994	Pulp Fiction	Zed	Gay	Peter Greene	He rapes Marsellus Wallace.	United States	[221][222]
1994	Reality Bites	Sammy Gray	Gay	Steve Zahn		United States	[223]
1994	The Sum of Us	Jeff Mitchell	Gay	Russell Crowe		Australia	[224]
1994	Threesome	Eddy	Gay	Josh Charles		United States	[225]
1994	Wagons East	Julian Rogers	Gay	John C. McGinley		United States	[226]
1994	Wild Reeds	François Forestier	Gay	Gaël Morel		France	[227]
1995	Antonia's Line	Danielle	Lesbian	Els Dottermans	When Danielle falls in love with Lara, she has a vision of her as the Venus by Botticelli.	Netherlands	[228][229][230]
1995	Antonia's Line	Lara	Lesbian	Elsie de Brauw		Netherlands	[228][229][230]
1995	The Basketball Diaries	Swifty	Gay	Bruno Kirby		United States	[231]
1995	Billy Madison	Max Anderson	Gay	Josh Mostel	The principal of the elementary school, and a former masked wrestler known as the "Revolting Blob".	United States	[232]
1995	Boys on the Side	Jane DeLuca	Lesbian	Whoopi Goldberg		United States	[233]
1995	The Brady Bunch Movie	Noreen	Lesbian	Alanna Ubach		United States	[166]
1995	Braveheart	Prince Edward	Gay	Peter Hanly		United States	[166]
1995	Bugis Street	Lola	Trans woman	Ernest Seah	Lola is one of the prostitutes inhabiting the Sin Sin Hotel on Bugis Street. Meng, the boyfriend of Lola, seduces Lin (a young female chambermaid and desk clerk at the hotel).	British Hong Kong, Singapore	[234][235][236]
1995	Bugis Street	Meng	Bisexual	Michael Lam		British Hong Kong, Singapore	[234][235][236]
1995	Carrington	Roger Senhouse	Bisexual	Sebastian Harcombe	Roger becomes Lytton's sadomasochistic lover. Lytton was a founding member of the Bloomsbury Group. His homosexuality, as depicted in the film, was well known.	France, United Kingdom	[237][238]
1995	Carrington	Lytton Strachey	Gay	Jonathan Pryce		France, United Kingdom	[237][238]
1995	Clueless	Christian Stovitz	Gay	Justin Walker		United States	[239]
1995	The Doom Generation	Xavier "X" Red	Bisexual	Johnathon Schaech	Xavier, a handsome drifter, is picked-up by teen lovers Jordan and Amy on their way back from a club. After Xavier accidentally kills a store owner, he has sex with Amy, while Jordan becomes sexually attracted to him as well.	United States	[240][241]
1995	The Doom Generation	Jordan White	Bisexual	James Duval		United States	[240][241]
1995	Higher Learning	Taryn	Lesbian	Jennifer Connelly		United States	[242]
1995	Home for the Holidays	Tommy Larson	Gay	Robert Downey Jr.		United States	[243]
1995	The Incredibly True Adventure of Two Girls in Love	Randy Dean	Lesbian	Laurel Holloman		United States	[244][245]
1995	The Incredibly True Adventure of Two Girls in Love	Evie Roy	Lesbian	Nicole Ari Parker		United States	[244][245]
1995	Jefferson in Paris	Richard Cosway	Gay	Simon Callow		France, United States	[246]
1995	Jeffrey	Darius	Gay	Bryan Batt		United States	[247]
		Steve Howard		Michael T. Weiss
		Jeffrey		Steven Weber
		Sterling		Patrick Stewart
1995	Party Girl	Derrick	Gay	Anthony DeSando		United States	[248]
1995	Showgirls	Cristal Connors	Bisexual	Gina Gershon	Cristal, who has a boyfriend, wants a relationship with Nomi so she can destroy her. (One reviewer wrote that bisexuality is "a weapon, a plot device and an arena for titillating spectacle" like in Basic Instinct.)	France, United States	[249][250]
1995	Showgirls	Nomi Malone	Bisexual	Elizabeth Berkley		France, United States	[249][250]
1995	Stonewall	La Miranda	Gay	Guillermo Díaz		United Kingdom, United States	[251]
		Matty Dean		Frederick Weller
		Vinnie		Bruce MacVittie
		Bostonia		Duane Boutte
		Ethan		Brendan Corbalis
1995	To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar	Vida Boheme	Gay	Patrick Swayze	Vida and Noxeema are drag queens. Chi-Chi wants to be seen and accepted as a woman by the local men.	United States	[252][253]
		Noxeema Jackson	Gay	Wesley Snipes
		Chi-Chi Rodriguez	Transgender	John Leguizamo
1995	Total Eclipse	Arthur Rimbaud	Gay	Leonardo DiCaprio		United Kingdom, France, Belgium, Italy, United States	[254]
1995	Total Eclipse	Paul Verlaine	Bisexual	David Thewlis		United Kingdom, France, Belgium, Italy, United States	[254]
1995	Waiting to Exhale	David Matthews	Gay	Giancarlo Esposito		United States	[255]
1995	When Night Is Falling	Camille Baker	Lesbian	Pascale Bussières		Canada	[256]
1995	When Night Is Falling	Petra Soft	Lesbian	Rachael Crawford		Canada	[256]
1996	Beautiful Thing	Ste Pearce	Gay	Scott Neal		United Kingdom	[257][258]
1996	Beautiful Thing	Jamie Gangel	Gay	Glen Berry		United Kingdom	[257][258]
1996	The Birdcage	Agador	Gay	Hank Azaria		United States	[259][88]
		Albert Goldman		Nathan Lane
		Armand Goldman		Robin Williams
1996	Bound	Corky	Lesbian	Gina Gershon		United States	[260]
1996	Bound	Violet	Bisexual	Jennifer Tilly		United States	[260]
1996	Citizen Ruth	Diane Siegler	Lesbian	Swoosie Kurtz	Diane is a pro-choice spy working within the ranks of the "Baby Savers". Rachel is Diane's partner.	United States	[261][262]
1996	Citizen Ruth	Rachel	Lesbian	Kelly Preston		United States	[261][262]
1996	Different for Girls	Kim Foyle	Transgender	Steven Mackintosh		United Kingdom	[263]
1996	Eye for an Eye	Angel Kosinsky	Lesbian	Charlayne Woodard		United States	[264]
1996	Fire	Sita	Lesbian	Nandita Das	The first mainstream Indian film to feature a lesbian relationship and one of the first to show homosexual love.	India, Canada	[265]
1996	Fire	Radha	Lesbian	Shabana Azmi		India, Canada	[265]
1996	The First Wives Club	Christine Paradis	Lesbian	Jennifer Dundas		United States	[266]
1996	Flirting with Disaster	Paul Harmon	Gay	Richard Jenkins		United States	[267]
1996	Flirting with Disaster	Tony Kent	Gay	Josh Brolin		United States	[267]
1996	Freeway	Rhonda	Lesbian	Brittany Murphy		United States	[268]
1996	French Twist	Marie-Jo	Lesbian	Josiane Balasko		France	[269]
1996	Get on the Bus	Kyle	Gay	Isaiah Washington		United States	[270]
1996	Get on the Bus	Randall	Gay	Harry Lennix		United States	[270]
1996	Hollow Reed	Martyn Wyatt	Gay	Martin Donovan	Martyn, a family doctor, married Hannah to hide his homosexuality, and they divorced after he finally came out. Tom is Martyn's lover.	Germany, United Kingdom, Spain	[271][272]
1996	Hollow Reed	Tom Dixon	Gay	Ian Hart		Germany, United Kingdom, Spain	[271][272]
1996	I Shot Andy Warhol	Candy Darling	Trans woman	Stephen Dorff		United Kingdom, United States	[273]
1996	I Shot Andy Warhol	Andy Warhol	Gay	Jared Harris		United Kingdom, United States	[273]
1996	It's My Party	Nick Stark	Gay	Eric Roberts		United States	[274]
1996	Johns	Donner	Gay	Lukas Haas		United States	[275]
1996	Losing Chase	Chase Phillips	Lesbian	Helen Mirren	Chase is in an unhappy marriage. After returning home from treatment for a nervous breakdown, a helper, Elizabeth, is hired to assist her. She initially resists Elizabeth's presence, but as time passes she begins to appreciate her and a friendship grows between them. Chase eventually confesses to Elizabeth that she is in love with her and kisses her, but Elizabeth cannot return the same attraction. Afterwards, Chase leaves her husband.	United States	[276][277]
1996	Love and Other Catastrophes	Mia	Lesbian	Frances O'Connor		Australia	[278]
1996	Love and Other Catastrophes	Danni	Lesbian	Radha Mitchell		Australia	[278]
1996	Mrs. Winterbourne	Paco	Gay	Miguel Sandoval		United States	[279]
1996	Mulholland Falls	Jimmy Fields	Gay	Andrew McCarthy		United States	[280]
1996	Set It Off	Cleopatra "Cleo" Sims	Lesbian	Queen Latifah		United States	[281]
1996	Sling Blade	Vaughn Cunningham	Gay	John Ritter		United States	[282][283]
1996	Stealing Beauty	Alex Parrish	Gay	Jeremy Irons		United Kingdom	[284]
1996	The Watermelon Woman	Cheryl	Lesbian	Cheryl Dunye	Cheryl is the film's protagonist. She works at a video rental store. She falls in love with Diana and has sex with her. (Their sex scene was described by a critic as "the hottest dyke sex scene ever recorded on celluloid"). Tamara is a Black lesbian co-worker at the video store. She is critical of Cheryl for having a White girlfriend. Diana flirts with Cheryl in the store. She later enters into a romantic relationship with her. Shirley is a lesbian friend of Cheryl's mother and helps Cheryl with her project about "The Watermelon Woman". Fae is an actress credited as "The Watermelon Woman" in the 1930s film "Plantation Memories" that Cheryl discovers. It is later revealed that she was in a relationship with film director Martha Page. June is the "special friend" of Fae, with whom she had a romantic relationship for over 20 years.	United States	[285][286][287]
		Tamara		Valerie Walker
		Diana		Guinevere Turner
		Shirley Hamilton		Ira Jeffries
		Fae Richards		Lisa Maria Bronson
		Martha Page		Alexandra Juhasz
		June Walker		Cheryl Clarke
1996	When the Cat's Away	Michel	Gay	Olivier Py		France	[288][289]
1997	All Over Me	Claude	Lesbian	Alison Folland		United States	[290][291]
		Lucy	Lesbian	Leisha Hailey
		Luke	Gay	Pat Briggs
		Jesse	Gay	Wilson Cruz
1997	As Good as It Gets	Simon Bishop	Gay	Greg Kinnear	Simon is an artist living in Manhattan. We learn that his parents kicked him out for being homosexual and was abused by his father because of it. Homophobic neighbor Melvin Udall uses derogatory terms when referring to Simon, but after Simon is brutally attacked he becomes the caretaker of Simon's dog, Verdell.	United States	[292]
1997	Bent	Max	Gay	Clive Owen		United Kingdom, Japan	[293]
1997	Bent	Ruby	Gay	Brian Webber II		United Kingdom, Japan	[293]
1997	Boogie Nights	Scotty J.	Gay	Philip Seymour Hoffman		United States	[294]
1997	Chasing Amy	Alyssa Jones	Lesbian	Joey Lauren Adams		United States	[295]
1997	The Fifth Element	Baby Ray	Gay	Ian Beckett		United States	[296]
1997	The Full Monty	Lomper	Gay	Steve Huison		United Kingdom	[297]
1997	The Full Monty	Guy	Gay	Hugo Speer		United Kingdom	[297]
1997	The Hanging Garden	William	Gay	Chris Leavins		United Kingdom, Canada	[298]
1997	The Hanging Garden	Fletcher	Gay	Joel Keller		United Kingdom, Canada	[298]
1997	Happy Together	Ho Po-Wing	Gay	Leslie Cheung		British Hong Kong	[299]
1997	Happy Together	Lai Yiu-Fai	Gay	Tony Leung Chiu-wai		British Hong Kong	[299]
1997	In & Out	Howard Brackett	Gay	Kevin Kline		United States	[300]
1997	In & Out	Peter Malloy	Gay	Tom Selleck		United States	[300]
1997	The Jackal	Douglas	Gay	Stephen Spinella		United States	[301]
1997	Kiss Me, Guido	Warren	Gay	Anthony Barrile		United States	[302]
1997	Love! Valour! Compassion!	Gregory Mitchell	Gay	Stephen Bogardus		United States	[303]
		James Jeckyll		John Glover
		Perry Sellars		Stephen Spinella
		Buzz Hauser		Jason Alexander
		Ramon Fornos		Randy Becker
		Arthur Pape		John Benjamin Hickey
		Bobby Brahms		Justin Kirk
1997	Ma vie en rose	Ludovic "Ludo" Fabre	Trans girl	Georges Du Fresne	Ludo wants to live as a girl.	France, Belgium, United Kingdom	[304]
1997	Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil	Jim Williams	Gay	Kevin Spacey	The Lady Chablis, an actress, author, and performer, became a transgender icon and one of the first transgender performers to be received by a wider audience.	United States	[305][306] [307][58]
		Billy Hansford	Bisexual	Jude Law
		Chablis Deveau	Trans woman	The Lady Chablis
1997	My Best Friend's Wedding	George Downes	Gay	Rupert Everett	George is Julianne's friend and confidante. He agrees to pose as her fiancé so that she can make Michael, the college friend she thought would marry her, jealous.	United States	[308][309]
1997	Swept from the Sea	Dr. James Kennedy	Gay	Ian McKellen		United Kingdom, United States	[310]
1997	'Til There Was You	Gregory	Gay	Ken Olin		United States	[311]
1997	Waiting for Guffman	Corky St. Clair	Gay	Christopher Guest		United States	[312][313]
1997	Wilde	Oscar Wilde	Gay	Stephen Fry	Oscar loves his wife and children, but is sexually attracted to men. He becomes obsessed with Alfred. Alfred is Wilde's lover. Their relationship becomes a scandal resulting in Oscar's downfall.	United Kingdom	[314][315]
		Lord Alfred "Bosie" Douglas		Jude Law
		John Gray		Ioan Gruffudd
1998	The Adventures of Sebastian Cole	Henrietta Rossi	Trans Woman	Clark Gregg	Henrietta has gender reassignment surgery, which is protested by her stepson, Sebastian.	United States	[316]
1998	Bedrooms and Hallways	Leo	Bisexual	Kevin McKidd		United Kingdom	[317]
1998	Bedrooms and Hallways	Darren	Gay	Tom Hollander		United Kingdom	[317]
1998	Edge of Seventeen	Eric Hunter	Gay	Chris Stafford		United States	[318]
1998	Edge of Seventeen	Angie	Lesbian	Lea DeLaria		United States	[318]
1998	Get Real	Steven Carter	Gay	Ben Silverstone		United Kingdom	[319]
1998	Get Real	John Dixon	Gay	Brad Gorton		United Kingdom	[319]
1998	Gods and Monsters	George Cukor	Gay	Martin Ferrero		United Kingdom, United States	[320][321][322]
		David Lewis		David Dukes
		James Whale		Ian McKellen
1998	Head On	Ari	Gay	Alex Dimitriades		Australia	[323][324]
1998	High Art	Lucy Berliner	Lesbian	Ally Sheedy	Syd, who has been living with longtime boyfriend James, has desires and frustrations that seem typical and manageable until new events unfold, with Lucy Berliner opening the door to an uncharted world for Syd. Lucy, who lives with her heroin-addicted German girlfriend Greta, becomes closer to Syd as the film moves forward.	Canada, United States	[325][326]
		Greta	Lesbian	Patricia Clarkson
		Syd	Bisexual	Radha Mitchell
1998	Hold You Tight	Fung Wai	Bisexual	Sunny Chan	The story of a man living in Hong Kong who is initially drawn to a young woman, but soon finds he is more attracted to her boyfriend.	Hong Kong	[327]
		A-che	Gay	Lawrence Ko
		Tong	Gay	Eric Tsang
1998	Illuminata	Umberto Bevalaqua	Gay	Christopher Walken	A flamboyant theater critic.	United States	[328]
1998	The Impostors	Mr. Sparks	Gay	Billy Connolly		United States	[329]
1998	The Object of My Affection	George Hanson	Gay	Paul Rudd		United States	[330]
1998	The Opposite of Sex	Bill Truitt	Gay	Martin Donovan		United States	[331]
1998	The Opposite of Sex	Matt Mateo	Gay	Ivan Sergei		United States	[331]
1998	Primary Colors	Libby Holden	Lesbian	Kathy Bates		United States	[332]
1998	Show Me Love	Agnes Ahlberg	Lesbian	Rebecka Liljeberg		Sweden	[333]
1998	The Velocity of Gary	Valentino	Gay	Vincent D'Onofrio		United States	[334]
		Gary	Gay	Thomas Jane
		Kid Joey	Transgender	Chad Lindberg
1998	Velvet Goldmine	Brian Slade	Bisexual	Jonathan Rhys Meyers	At the beginning of his career, Slade is married to Mandy. But when he comes to the United States, he seeks out American rock star Curt Wild, and they become involved in each other's lives on a personal and creative level.	United Kingdom, United States	[335][336]
		Arthur Stuart		Christian Bale
		Curt Wild		Ewan McGregor
		Mandy Slade		Toni Collette
1998	Woo	Celestrial	Transgender	Girlina		United States	[337]
1999	Aimée & Jaguar	Lilly Wust (Aimée)	Lesbian	Juliane Köhler	Aimée (real name Lilly) is in love with Felice, but married to a Nazi. Felice is Jewish and a member of the underground resistance, known by the name "Jaguar".	Germany	[338]
1999	Aimée & Jaguar	Felice Schragenheim (Jaguar)	Lesbian	Maria Schrader		Germany	[338]
1999	All About My Mother	Agrado	Trans woman	Antonia San Juan	Agrado is a transgender sex worker and friend of the film's protagonist, Manuela. Lola, the father of Manuela, is also a trans woman. Nina is the lover of an actress named Huma, but later runs off.	Spain	[339]
		Lola	Trans woman	Toni Cantó
		Nina Cruz	Bisexual	Candela Peña
		Huma Rojo	Lesbian	Marisa Paredes
1999	American Beauty	Jim Berkley	Gay	Sam Robards	Frank is closeted.	United States	[340][341]
		Jim Olmeyer		Scott Bakula
		Frank Fitts		Chris Cooper
1999	Being John Malkovich	Lotte Schwartz	Lesbian	Cameron Diaz	Lotte is an unhappily married and confused person, and one of multiple people whose mind temporarily enters the mind of John Malkovich through a portal. Lotte becomes more confident in Malkovitch's body, enjoying how she feels when Maxine seduces Malkovich, and thinks that she's either a lesbian or a trans man. At first Maxine is specifically attracted to Lotte in John's body, and becomes pregnant when she and Lotte (in John's body) have sex. Lotte (not in John's body anymore) and Maxine end together as a couple raising their daughter, Emily.	United States	[342]
1999	Being John Malkovich	Maxine Lund	Bisexual	Catherine Keener		United States	[342]
1999	Better Than Chocolate	Judy	Trans woman	Peter Outerbridge	Judy is disinherited because of her gender transition and begins a romantic relationship with Frances. Frances is a lesbian separatist who owns a bookstore. Maggie, the film's protagonist, is in a relationship with Kim.	Canada	[58][343]
		Francis	Lesbian	Ann-Marie MacDonald
		Maggie		Karyn Dwyer
		Kim		Christina Cox
1999	Big Daddy	Phil D'Amato	Gay	Allen Covert		United States	[344]
1999	Big Daddy	Tommy Grayton	Gay	Peter Dante		United States	[344]
1999	The Big Tease	Crawford Mackenzie	Gay	Craig Ferguson		United States	[345]
1999	Blast from the Past	Troy	Gay	Dave Foley		United States	[346]
1999	The Boondock Saints	Paul Smecker	Gay	Willem Dafoe		United States	[347]
1999	Boys Don't Cry	Brandon Teena	Trans man	Hilary Swank	Brandon's life is threatened and becomes the victim of a hate crime.	United States	[348][58][349]
1999	But I'm a Cheerleader	Megan Bloomfield	Lesbian	Natasha Lyonne	Megan is the 17-year-old protagonist. Her parents send her to True Directions, a conversion therapy camp that aims to convert its campers to heterosexuality. She eventually meets Graham, another camper at True Directions. Graham starts a relationship with Megan, with both having sex. Sinead and Hilary are campers. In the True Directions orientation video which depicts homosexuality as a problem to be "fixed", Kelly is a girl shown to be a lesbian until "cured" by the organization. The video shows that she eventually marries a man. The lipstick lesbian character makes a brief cameo and is referred to as "Lipstick Lesbian" in the film's credits. Dolph, Clayton, Andre, and Joel are campers. Rock is the son of Mary Brown, the founder of True Directions. Supposedly straight, he is actually closeted. Mike is supposedly an ex-gay who helps with the process of "curing" campers of their homosexuality; however, he is clearly shown to be still attracted to men. Lloyd and Larry are a couple described as "ex, ex-gays". Before the events of the film, they were once campers at True Directions before they defected. They help the campers sneak out and go party at a gay bar, and also give advice about dealing with one's own sexuality. They let ex-camper Dolph live with them when he is expelled from True Directions for having sex at the camp.	United States	[350][351][352]
		Graham Eaton		Clea DuVall
		Sinead Laren		Katharine Towne
		Hilary Vandermuller		Melanie Lynskey
		Kelly		Ione Skye (uncredited)
		Lipstick Lesbian		Julie Delpy
		Dolph	Gay	Dante Basco
		Clayton Dunn		Kip Pardue
		Andre		Douglas Spain
		Joel Goldberg		Joel Michaely
		Rock Brown		Eddie Cibrian
		Mike		RuPaul
		Lloyd Morgan-Gordon		Wesley Mann
		Larry Morgan-Gordon		Richard Moll
1999	Cruel Intentions	Kathryn Merteuil	(Ambiguous)	Sarah Michelle Gellar	Kathryn and Cecille Caldwell have an iconic kiss in the film. It is not known whether either Kathryn or Cecille is lesbian, or if their kiss was part of an attempt by Kathryn to get back at her ex-boyfriend, Court Reynolds.	United States	[353][354]
1999	The Deep End of the Ocean	Detective Candace "Candy" Bliss	Lesbian	Whoopi Goldberg		United States	[355]
1999	East Is East	Nazir "Nigel" Khan	Gay	Ian Aspinall		United Kingdom	[356]
1999	Election	Tammy Metzler	Lesbian	Jessica Campbell	Tammy is a closeted lesbian. Early in the film she is dumped by her girlfriend, Lisa Flanagan, for her brother. She later runs a nihilistic campaign for class president with the intent to dismantle the student government, and get revenge on her brother. She falsely confesses to ripping down campaign posters, resulting in her expulsion and transfer to a Catholic girls school. Her story ends happily, as she meets her next love, Jennifer, at the school. (Early on in the film, Tammy gives a narration where she says, "it's not like I'm a lesbian or anything, I'm attracted to the person. It's just that all the people I've ever been attracted to happen to be girls.")	United States	[357][358][359]
1999	Flawless	Rusty Zimmerman	Transgender	Philip Seymour Hoffman		United States	[360]
1999	Girl, Interrupted	Lisa Rowe	Bisexual	Angelina Jolie		United States
1999	Go	Adam	Gay	Scott Wolf		United States	[361]
1999	Go	Zack	Gay	Jay Mohr		United States	[361]
1999	Happy, Texas	Sheriff Chappy Dent	Gay	William H. Macy		United States	[362]
1999	The Haunting	Theodora	Bisexual	Catherine Zeta-Jones	Theodora mentions having both a boyfriend and a girlfriend.	United States	[363]
1999	Limbo	Frankie	Lesbian	Kathryn Grody		United States	[364]
1999	Limbo	Lou	Lesbian	Rita Taggart		United States	[364]
1999	Magnolia	"Quiz Kid" Donnie Smith	Gay	William H. Macy		United States	[365]
1999	Man of the Century	Tim	Gay	Anthony Rapp		United States	[366]
1999	Summer of Sam	Ritchie	Bisexual	Adrien Brody	Ritchie is volatile. He is Vinny's childhood friend who has embraced punk fashion and music, and begins a relationship with Ruby.	United States	[367]
1999	The Talented Mr. Ripley	Tom Ripley	Bisexual	Matt Damon		United States	[368]
1999	Tea with Mussolini	Georgina 'Georgie' Rockwell	Lesbian	Lily Tomlin		United Kingdom, Italy	[369]
1999	Three to Tango	Peter Steinberg	Gay	Oliver Platt		Australia, United States	[370]
1999	Trick	Gabriel	Gay	Christian Campbell		United States	[371]
1999	Trick	Mark Miranda	Gay	John Paul Pitoc		United States	[371]

Stand-alone films (21st century)

2000–2004

Year	Title	Character(s)	Identity	Actor	Notes	Country	Ref(s)
2000	American Psycho	Luis Carruthers	Gay	Matt Ross		United States	[372]
2000	Before Night Falls	Reinaldo Arenas	Gay	Javier Bardem	Reinaldo is imprisoned in Cuba for his homosexuality and later moves to New York City, where he contracts HIV/AIDS. He begins friendships with two other men, Pepe and Tomas. José is a literature writer. Virgilio is an influential writer. Pepe is in a relationship with Reinaldo before leaving him to pursue a woman. Bon Bon is a flamboyant trans woman who walks through the Cuban prisons, helping to smuggle a manuscript out of the prison.	United States	[373][374][375]
		José Lezama Lima		Manuel González
		Tomas Diego		Santiago Magill
		Virgilio Piñera		Héctor Babenco
		Pepe Malas	Bisexual	Andrea Di Stefano
		Bon Bon	Trans woman	Johnny Depp
2000	Best in Show	Christy Cummings	Lesbian	Jane Lynch		United States	[376][377]
		Sherri Ann Ward Cabot	Lesbian	Jennifer Coolidge
		Scott Donlan	Gay	John Michael Higgins
		Stefan Vanderhoof	Gay	Michael McKean
2000	Billy Elliot	Michael Caffrey	Gay cross-dresser	Stuart Wells (young Michael) Merryn Owen (adult Michael)	Michael is a young boy and the best friend of Billy Elliot. At some point, Michael is seen using a dress and makeup. He shows interest in Billy, who does not reciprocate but is supportive of his friend.	United Kingdom	[378]
2000	Bring It On	Les	Gay	Huntley Ritter	Les is a member of the Toros cheerleading team.	United States	[379]
2000	The Broken Hearts Club	Benji	Gay	Zach Braff		United States	[380]
		Cole		Dean Cain
		Dennis		Timothy Olyphant
		Howie		Matt McGrath
		Kevin		Andrew Keegan
		Patrick		Ben Weber
		Taylor		Billy Porter
2000	Chuck & Buck	Buck O'Brien	Gay	Mike White		United States	[381]
2000	Miss Congeniality	Karen Krantz (Miss New York)	Lesbian	Melissa De Sousa		United States	[382]
2000	Urbania	Charlie	Gay	Dan Futterman		United States	[383]
		Chris		Matt Keeslar
		Brett		Alan Cumming
2000	Woman on Top	Monica Jones	Trans woman	Harold Perrineau Jr.		United States	[384][385]
2000	Wonder Boys	Terry "Crabs" Crabtree	Bisexual	Robert Downey Jr.		United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Japan	[386]
2000	Wonder Boys	James Leer	Gay	Tobey Maguire		United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Japan	[386]
2001	Blow	Derek Foreal	Gay	Paul Reubens		United States	[387]
2001	Blow Dry	Shelley Allen	Bisexual	Natasha Richardson		United States, United Kingdom, Germany	[388]
2001	Blow Dry	Sandra	Lesbian	Rachel Griffiths		United States, United Kingdom, Germany	[388]
2001	Bungee Jumping of Their Own	Seo In-woo	Bisexual	Lee Byung-hun	Seo falls passionately in love with Tae-hee within moments of first meeting her. They begin dating but she is suddenly killed in a car crash. Almost 20 years later he is a high school teacher, married and with a daughter. One day he spots a male student, Im Hyun-bin, who looks almost identical to Tae-hee. He falls in love with Im, even though he feels uncomfortable doing so, and they are soon bullied and taunted by the school's students. Seo realises that Im is the reincarnation of Tae-hee.	South Korea	[389]
2001	Gypsy 83	Clive Webb	Gay	Kett Turton	Clive is a young goth who joins his friend Gypsy on a road trip to see a Stevie Nicks tribute in New York City.	United States	[390]
2001	Hedwig and the Angry Inch	Hedwig Robinson/Hansel	Trans woman	John Cameron Mitchell		United States	[391]
2001	Hedwig and the Angry Inch	Luther Robinson	Gay	Maurice Dean Wint		United States	[391]
2001	Ichi the Killer	Kakihara	Bisexual	Tadanobu Asano	Kakihara is a sadomasochist with an unnatural passion. He prefers mostly males over females for engaging in S&M. He inflicts pain on himself for pleasure and has no interest in sexuality, but is willing to become lovers with anyone who satisfies his pleasure (based on Hideo Yamamoto's manga of the same name).	Japan	[392]
2001	Iris	Iris Murdoch	Lesbian	Judi Dench (adult Iris) Kate Winslet (young Iris)		United Kingdom, United States	[393]
2001	Julie Johnson	Julie Johnson	Bisexual	Lili Taylor	Julie is a housewife who leaves her abusive husband and meets Claire. They live together and begin a romantic relationship.	United States	[394]
2001	Julie Johnson	Claire	Bisexual	Courtney Love		United States	[394]
2001	Kissing Jessica Stein	Helen Cooper	Bisexual	Heather Juergensen		United States	[395][396]
		Martin	Gay	Michael Mastro
		Sebastian	Gay	Carson Elrod
2001	Lan Yu	Lan Yu	Gay	Liu Ye	The story of an affair between a young man and a middle-aged man. Set in mainland China.	China, Hong Kong	[397]
2001	Lan Yu	Chen Handong	Gay	Hu Jun		China, Hong Kong	[397]
2001	L.I.E.	Howie Blitzer	Gay	Paul Dano	Howie is discovering his sexual orientation. Gary is a hustler who becomes a friend of Howie. Big John is Gary's client and a pedophile.	United States	[398][399]
		Gary Terrio		Billy Kay
		Big John Harrigan		Brian Cox
2001	Lost and Delirious	Pauline Oster	Lesbian	Piper Perabo		Canada	[400]
2001	Lost and Delirious	Victoria "Tori" Moller	Lesbian	Jessica Paré		Canada	[400]
2001	The Man Who Wasn't There	Creighton Tolliver	Gay	Jon Polito		United Kingdom, United States	[401]
2001	Mulholland Drive	Betty Elms	Lesbian	Naomi Watts		France, United States	[402][403]
2001	Mulholland Drive	Rita	Lesbian	Laura Elena Harring		France, United States	[402][403]
2001	The Royal Tenenbaums	Margot Tennenbaum	Bisexual	Gwyneth Paltrow	Margot, who had a previous relationship with a woman, follows three siblings who were talented when they were children but "grow up into disappointments."	United States	[404]
2001	Shake It All About	Jacob	Gay	Mads Mikkelsen		Denmark	[405]
2001	Shake It All About	Jørgen	Gay	Troels Lyby		Denmark	[405]
2001	Wet Hot American Summer	McKinley	Gay	Michael Ian Black	McKinley and Ben are camp counselors and lovers.	United States	[406][407]
2001	Wet Hot American Summer	Ben	Gay	Bradley Cooper	McKinley and Ben are camp counselors and lovers.	United States	[406][407]
2002	Bend It Like Beckham	Tony	Gay	Ameet Chana		United Kingdom	[408]
2002	Dahmer	Jeffrey Dahmer	Gay	Jeremy Renner	The story of the real-life serial killer of the same name.	United States	[409]
2002	Far From Heaven	Frank Whitaker	Gay	Dennis Quaid		United States	[410][411]
2002	Frida	Frida Kahlo	Bisexual	Salma Hayek		United States	[412]
2002	Friday After Next	Damon Pearly	Gay	Terry Crews		United States	[413]
2002	The Hours	Richard Brown	Gay	Ed Harris	Clarissa is in a long-term relationship with Sally, which is seemingly threatened when she pines for "a long-lost romance with Richard."	United Kingdom, United States	[414][415][416]
		Sally Lester	Lesbian	Allison Janney
		Clarissa Vaughan	Bisexual	Meryl Streep
		Virginia Woolf	Bisexual	Nicole Kidman
2002	May	May Dove Canady	Bisexual	Angela Bettis		United States	[417]
		Ambrosia	Lesbian	Nichole Hiltz
		Polly	Lesbian	Anna Faris
2002	The Rules of Attraction	Paul Denton	Bisexual	Ian Somerhalder	Paul is the boyfriend of Laura and he's attracted to Sean. He tries to go out with him, but fails.	Germany, United States	[418]
2003	Arisan!	Nino	Gay	Surya Saputra	The first Indonesian film to feature a same-sex kiss.	Indonesia	[419]
2003	Arisan!	Sakti	Gay	Tora Sudiro	The first Indonesian film to feature a same-sex kiss.	Indonesia	[419]
2003	Beautiful Boxer	Nong Toom / Parinya Charoenphol	Trans woman	Asanee Suwan	Toom is a kathoey who becomes a champion kickboxer in order to pay for the sex change surgery and transition as Parinya Charoenphol. Charoenphol makes a cameo appearance as a beauty consultant.	Thailand	[420]
2003	Bright Young Things	Miles Maitland	Gay	Michael Sheen		United Kingdom	[421]
2003	Latter Days	Christian Markelli	Gay	Wes Ramsey	Christian makes a bet with his friends that he can seduce a neighbor (Aaron) who is a Mormon missionary.	United States	[422]
2003	Latter Days	Aaron Davis	Gay	Steve Sandvoss		United States	[422]
2003	A Mighty Wind	Mark Shubb	Trans woman	Harry Shearer		United States	[423]
2003	Monster	Aileen Wuornos	Lesbian	Charlize Theron		United States	[424][425]
2003	Monster	Tyria Moore	Lesbian	Christina Ricci		United States	[424][425]
2003	Party Monster	Michael Alig	Gay	Macaulay Culkin		United States	[426]
		James St. James	Gay	Seth Green
		Keoki	Bisexual	Wilmer Valderrama
		Christina	Trans woman	Marilyn Manson
2003	SpiderBabe	Patricia Porker	Bisexual	Erin Brown	Patricia is bitten by a spider, develops superhuman powers, and nymphomaniac urges. She has sex with several males and females.	United States	[427]
2003	Under the Tuscan Sun	Patti	Lesbian	Sandra Oh		United States	[428]
2004	The 24th Day	Dan	Gay	James Marsden	Tom has been diagnosed with H.I.V. and believes he infected his late wife with the AIDS virus. He had only one sexual encounter with a man, Dan, and thinks that it was he who transmitted the disease to him. Tom kidnaps Dan with the intent to kill him.	United States	[429][430]
2004	The 24th Day	Tom	Bisexual	Scott Speedman		United States	[429][430]
2004	Bad Education	Enrique Goded	Gay	Fele Martínez		Spain	[431]
		Father Manolo		Daniel Giménez Cacho
		Ignacio Rodriguez		Francisco Boira
		Zahara	Transgender	Gael García Bernal
2004	Brother to Brother	Perry	Gay	Anthony Mackie		United States	[432]
2004	D.E.B.S	Lucy Diamond	Lesbian	Jordana Brewster		United States	[433]
2004	D.E.B.S	Amy Bradshaw	Bisexual	Sara Foster		United States	[433]
2004	De-Lovely	Cole Porter	Bisexual	Kevin Kline		United States	[434]
2004	Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story	Kate Veatch	Bisexual	Christine Taylor	It's not until the film is ending that Kate mentions she has a girlfriend named Joyce, who has come to watch her play (Kate has not previously been shown as being attracted to women). One teammate then says to the other: "I told you she was a lesbian", to which Kate replies "Hey! I'm not a lesbian! No. I'm bisexual." Then she kisses one of the men.	United States	[435][436]
2004	Enter the Phoenix	Georgie Hung Chi Kit	Gay	Daniel Wu		Hong Kong	[437]
2004	Eulogy	Judy Arnolds	Lesbian	Famke Janssen		United States	[438]
2004	Eulogy	Lucy Collins	Lesbian	Kelly Preston		United States	[438]
2004	Formula 17	Chou T'ien Tsai	Gay	Tony Yang	Chou is looking for romance as he takes a trip to the capital, Taipei, to visit an online boyfriend in person for the first time. Disappointed to find that his online friend only wants sex and has no interest in forming a romantic bond, he starts to look elsewhere, finding his internet relationship. T'ien's roommate and friends help him look for the man of his dreams. The film was banned in Singapore because it "portrays homosexuality as normal, and a natural progression of society".	Taiwan	[439]
		Bai Tieh Nan/Richard Bai		Duncan Lai
		Yu		King Chin
		Jun		Jason Chang
		C.C.		Dada Ji
		Alan		James Yun
		Ray		Jeff Locker
		Kevin		Ladder Yu
2004	Grande École	Paul	Bisexual	Gregori Baquet	Paul has a girlfriend but sleeps with one of his new male roommates. Mécir, a young Arab manual worker, becomes attracted to Paul.	France	[440]
2004	Grande École	Mécir	Bisexual	Salim Kechiouche		France	[440]
2004	A Home at the End of the World	Jonathan Glover	Gay	Harris Allan / Dallas Roberts		United States	[441]
2004	Kinsey	Alfred Kinsey	Bisexual	Liam Neeson		United States	[442]
2004	Leave Me Alone	Yiu Chun Man	Gay	Ekin Cheng		Hong Kong	[443]
2004	Leave Me Alone	Man's boyfriend	Gay	Jan Lamb		Hong Kong	[443]
2004	Mean Girls	Damian	Gay	Daniel Franzese		United States	[444]
2004	My Summer of Love	Mona	Bisexual	Natalie Press		United Kingdom	[445]
2004	My Summer of Love	Tamsin	Lesbian	Emily Blunt		United Kingdom	[445]
2004	Mysterious Skin	Neil McCormick	Gay	Joseph Gordon-Levitt		Netherlands, United States	[446]
2004	Saved!	Dean	Gay	Chad Faust	Dean is sent away by his parents to be "degayified". Mitch is Dean's boyfriend.	United States	[447][448]
2004	Saved!	Mitch	Gay	Kett Turton		United States	[447][448]
2004	Saving Face	Willhelmina "Wil" Pang	Lesbian	Michelle Krusiec	Wil, a closeted hospital surgeon, falls in love with Vivian, but is afraid that her traditional Chinese family will find out her secret. Vivian, a ballet dancer, wants Wil to stop being afraid of what others may think about them.	United States	[449][450]
2004	Saving Face	Vivian Shing	Lesbian	Lynn Chen		United States	[449][450]
2004	She Hate Me	Fatima Goodrich	Lesbian	Kerry Washington		United States	[451]
2004	She Hate Me	Alex Guerrero	Lesbian	Dania Ramirez		United States	[451]
2004	Stage Beauty	Ned Kynaston	Bisexual	Billy Crudup		Germany, United Kingdom, United States	[452]
2004	Star Appeal	E.T.	Bisexual	Guifeng Wang	E.T., a young man from the planet Mars, arrives on Earth totally naked. He befriends Xiao Bo, who removes his own clothes to make E.T. feel more comfortable, and teaches him languages, science and a range of other subjects. The two become close and eventually fall in love. E.T. later falls in love with Xiao Bo's girlfriend, and they attempt to have a baby.	China	[453]
2004	Star Appeal	Xiao Bo	Bisexual	Yu Bo		China	[453]
2004	White Chicks	Aubrey Allure	Gay	Kevin Blatch	Aubrey is the coordinator of the fashion show runway.	United States

2005–2009

Year	Title	Character(s)	Identity	Actor	Notes	Country	Ref(s)
2005	Be Cool	Elliot Wilhelm	Gay	Dwayne Johnson		United States	[454]
2005	Breakfast on Pluto	Patrick "Kitten" Braden	Trans woman	Cillian Murphy		Ireland, United Kingdom	[455]
2005	Brokeback Mountain	Ennis Del Mar	Bisexual	Heath Ledger	Ennis and Jack are in love with each other, but they also have loving and sexual relations with their wives.	United States	[456][457][458]
		Jack Twist	Bisexual	Jake Gyllenhaal
		Randall Malone	Gay	David Harbour
2005	Capote	Truman Capote	Gay	Philip Seymour Hoffman		United States, Canada	[459]
2005	Capote	Jack Dunphy	Gay	Bruce Greenwood		United States, Canada	[459]
2005	Cold Showers	Mickael	Bisexual	Johan Libéreau	Teenagers Mickael and Clément are fellow students and team mates. They engage in a ménage à trois with Vanessa, Mickael's girlfriend, resulting in the boys becoming attracted to each other.	France	[460][461]
2005	Cold Showers	Clément	Bisexual	Pierre Perrier		France	[460][461]
2005	Cursed	Bo	Gay	Milo Ventimiglia		United States	[462][463]
2005	Imagine Me & You	Luce	Lesbian	Lena Headey		Germany, United Kingdom	[464][465]
2005	Imagine Me & You	Rachel	Bisexual	Piper Perabo		Germany, United Kingdom	[464][465]
2005	Kinky Boots	Simon / Lola	Gay / Drag Queen	Chiwetel Ejiofor		United Kingdom	[466]
2005	Kiss Kiss Bang Bang	Perry Van Shrike/"Gay Perry"	Gay	Val Kilmer		United States	[467]
2005	My Fair Son	Ray	Gay	Junrui Wang		China
		Unnamed student	Gay	Guifeng Wang
		Xiao Bo	Bisexual	Yu Bo
2005	Rent	Thomas B. "Tom" Collins	Gay	Jesse L. Martin		United States	[468][469]
		Angel Dumott Schunard	Gay	Wilson Jermaine Heredia
		Joanne Jefferson	Lesbian	Tracie Thoms
		Maureen Johnson	Bisexual	Idina Menzel
2005	Sin City	Lucille	Lesbian	Carla Gugino	Marv's parole officer.	United States	[470]
2005	Tides of War	Frank Habley	Gay	Adrian Paul	Cmdr. Frank Habley and Lt. Cmdr. Tim Palatonio (Frank's executive officer) are partners serving on the same submarine. Tom is killed in a battle and Frank must continue to serve on the same vessel. Released in theaters as Phantom Below with the gay theme excluded. The original gay version was broadcast by the Here network.	United States	[471][472][473]
2005	Tides of War	Tom Palatonio	Gay	Mike Doyle		United States	[471][472][473]
2005	Transamerica	Sabrina "Bree" Osbourne	Trans woman	Felicity Huffman		United States	[474]
2005	Transamerica	Toby	Bisexual	Kevin Zegers		United States	[474]
2005	V for Vendetta	Gordon Deitrich	Gay	Stephen Fry		Germany, United Kingdom, United States	[475]
2005	V for Vendetta	Valerie Page	Lesbian	Natasha Wightman		Germany, United Kingdom, United States	[475]
2005	Where the Truth Lies	Vince Collins	Bisexual	Colin Firth		Canada, United Kingdom	[476]
2006	The Architect	Shawn	Gay	Paul James		United States	[477]
2006	The Architect	Martin Waters	Gay	Sebastian Stan		United States	[477]
2006	Boy Culture	Alex "X"	Gay	Derek Magyar		United States	[478]
		Andrew		Darryl Stephens
		Joey		Jonathon Trent
		Gregory Talbot		Patrick Bauchau
2006	The Bubble	Ashraf	Gay	Yousef 'Joe' Sweid		Israel	[479]
		Noam		Ohad Knoller
		Yali		Alon Friedman
2006	Crank	Kaylo	Gay	Efren Ramirez	Kaylo is Chev Chelios' informant.	United States	[480][481]
2006	Eternal Summer	Jonathan	Gay	Bryant Chang	Jonathan, a studious schoolboy, is asked by his teacher to look after another boy, Shane, who is rebellious and dislikes learning. Ten years on, they have developed a good friendship despite their divergent lives: Jonathan on course to go to university and Shane to become a basketball player. Jonathan is also attracted to Shane, but the attraction is not reciprocated. However, the young men's fates change when a girl, Carrie, has a secret affair with Shane (who is determined to keep it secret in order to protect Jonathan's feelings) and also does her best to persuade Shane to abandon basketball and instead work hard to try to enter university.	Taiwan	[482]
2006	Gray Matters	Gray Baldwin	Lesbian	Heather Graham		United States	[483]
2006	The History Boys	Stuart Dakin	Bisexual	Dominic Cooper	Based on the play of the same name.	United Kingdom	[484]
		Douglas Hector	Gay	Richard Griffiths
		Tom Irwin		Stephen Campbell Moore
		David Posner		Samuel Barnett
2006	In Her Line of Fire	Lynn Delaney	Lesbian	Mariel Hemingway	Sergeant Major Delaney is an openly lesbian Secret Service agent guarding the VP of the United States. She's an ex-Marine and friend of the VP, and served with him during Operation Desert Storm. Lynn and Sharon fall for each other. Air Force Two, the alternate version of the film distributed outside of the United States, deleted all references to Delaney's lesbianism including the two kiss scenes between her and Sharon.	United States	[485][486][487]
2006	In Her Line of Fire	Sharon Serrano	Lesbian	Jill Bennett		United States	[485][486][487]
2006	Infamous	Truman Capote	Gay	Toby Jones	The time of author Capote's life during which he researched and wrote In Cold Blood.	United States	[488]
2006	Let's Go to Prison	Barry	Gay	Chi McBride		United States	[489]
2006	Let's Go to Prison	Nelson Biederman IV	Gay	Will Arnett		United States	[489]
2006	Little Miss Sunshine	Frank Ginsberg	Gay	Steve Carell		United States	[490]
2006	Loving Annabelle	Annabelle Tillman	Lesbian	Erin Kelly	Anabelle in an emotionally mature student that transfers to a strict Catholic boarding school in her senior high school year after being expelled from two previous schools. She falls in love with her poetry teacher, Simone. Simone is a closeted teacher who resists Annabelle's flirtations and advances, but falls in love with her. After the suicide of her lover, Amanda, she repressed her sexual orientation; and instead of dealing with the pain and loss, she uses a male teacher from another school as a beard.	United States	[491]
2006	Loving Annabelle	Simone Bradley	Lesbian	Diane Gaidry		United States	[491]
2006	The Night Listener	Gabriel Noone	Gay	Robin Williams		United States	[492]
2006	No Regret	Lee Su-min	Gay	Lee Yeong-hoon		South Korea
2006	No Regret	Song Jae-min	Gay	Kim Nam-gil		South Korea
2006	Notes on a Scandal	Barbara Covett	Lesbian	Judi Dench	Barbara is a closeted teacher.	United Kingdom	[493][494]
2006	Running with Scissors	Neil Bookman	Gay	Joseph Fiennes	Augusten and Neil begin an erratic sexual relationship.	United States	[495]
2006	Running with Scissors	Augusten Burroughs	Gay	Joseph Cross	Augusten and Neil begin an erratic sexual relationship.	United States	[495]
2006	Shortbus	James	Gay	Paul Dawson	James and Jamie are a couple. James wants to introduce other men into their relationship for sex.	Canada	[496][497]
2006	Shortbus	Jamie	Gay	PJ DeBoy		Canada	[496][497]
2006	Smokin' Aces	Sharice Watters	Lesbian	Taraji P. Henson	Sharice and Georgia are partners and contract killers who work together on assignments.	United States, United Kingdom, France	[498][499]
2006	Smokin' Aces	Georgia Sykes	Lesbian	Alicia Keys		United States, United Kingdom, France	[498][499]
2007	88 Minutes	Shelly Barnes	Lesbian	Amy Brenneman	Shelly is the assistant of forensic psychiatrist Jack Gramm.	United States, Canada, Germany	[500][501]
2007	Across the Universe	Prudence	Lesbian	T.V. Carpio		United Kingdom, United States	[502]
2007	After Sex	Kat	Lesbian	Zoe Saldaña	A college student. She admits to her roommate Nikki that she's a lesbian but hides it from her parents. Nikki has oral sex with Kat because it feels better than when males do it.	United States	[503]
2007	After Sex	Nikki	Bisexual	Mila Kunis		United States	[503]
2007	Breakfast with Scot	Eric McNally	Gay	Tom Cavanagh		Canada
		Sam		Ben Shenkman
		Scot		Noah Bernett
2007	I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry	Fred Duncan	Gay	Ving Rhames		United States	[504]
2007	Love Songs	Ismaël Benoliel	Bisexual	Louis Garrel	Ismaël, Julie, and Alice are in a ménage-à-trois. After a tragedy strikes and breaks them apart, the characters learn to deal with loss and mourning. Ismaël unexpectedly finds love again with a young man named Erwann.	France	[505]
		Julie Pommeraye		Ludivigne Sagnier
		Alice		Clotilde Hesme
		Erwann	Gay	Grégoire Leprince-Ringuet
2007	Planet Terror	Dakota Block	Bisexual	Marley Shelton		United States	[506]
2007	Planet Terror	Tammy Visan	Lesbian	Fergie (as Stacy Ferguson)		United States	[506]
2007	Pleasure Factory	Jonathan	Bisexual	Loo Zihan	The film is set in Singapore's red-light district. Jonathan has sexual relationships with both men and women.	Hong Kong, Singapore, Thailand	[507]
2007	Reign Over Me	Charlie Fineman	Bisexual	Adam Sandler		United States
2007	Shelter	Shaun	Gay	Brad Rowe		United States
2007	Shelter	Zach	Bisexual	Trevor Wright		United States
2007	Stardust	Captain Shakespeare	Gay	Robert De Niro		United States, United Kingdom	[508]
2007	Steam	Elizabeth	Lesbian	Kate Siegel	Elizabeth is a first-year college student who is beginning to understand her sexual orientation. She spends a night with her classmate Niala.	United States	[509]
2007	Steam	Niala	Bisexual	Reshma Shetty		United States	[509]
2007	Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story	Dewey Cox	Bisexual	John C. Reilly		United States
2007	The Walker	Carter Page III	Gay	Woody Harrelson		United States, United Kingdom	[510]
2008	City Without Baseball	Ronnie	Bisexual	Ron Heung	In a story set in the 1990s, Ronnie, a pitcher with Hong Kong's National Baseball Team, has a steady girlfriend and appears well settled-in. But over time, he becomes increasingly attracted to one of his colleagues, and summons up the courage to kiss him in the men's changing rooms. The actors, including the protagonist, were real-life members of the National Baseball Team at the time of filming. Based on a real story, the film is the first feature produced by the award-winning Chinese LGBT filmmaker known as 'Scud'.	Hong Kong
2008	Dream Boy	Nathan Davies	Gay	Stephan Bender		United States
2008	Dream Boy	Roy	Gay	Maximillian Roeg		United States
2008	Hamlet 2	Rand Posin	Gay	Skylar Astin	A drama student in love with his drama teacher.	United States	[511]
2008	Little Ashes	Salvador Dalí	Gay	Robert Pattinson	An unconsummated sexual attraction between Dali and Lorca (whose homosexuality was known).	United Kingdom, Spain	[512][513][514]
2008	Little Ashes	Federico García Lorca	Gay	Javier Beltrán		United Kingdom, Spain	[512][513][514]
2008	Mamma Mia!	Harry Bright	Gay	Colin Firth	Harry tells Donna: “You were the first woman I ever loved, and also the last.”	Germany, United Kingdom, United States	[515][516]
2008	Milk	Harvey Milk	Gay	Sean Penn		United States	[517][518][519] [520]
		Cleve Jones		Emile Hirsch
		Jack Lira		Diego Luna
		Scott Smith		James Franco
		Anne Kronenberg	Lesbian	Alison Pill
2008	RocknRolla	Handsome Bob	Gay	Tom Hardy	Bob is a gangster.	United States, United Kingdom, France	[521][522]
2008	Sunshine Cleaning	Lynn	Lesbian	Mary Lynn Rajskub		United States	[523][524]
2008	Vicky Cristina Barcelona	María Elena	Bisexual	Penélope Cruz		Spain, United States	[525]
2008	The Women	Alex Fisher	Lesbian	Jada Pinkett Smith		United States	[526]
2008	The Women	Natasha	Lesbian	Natasha Alam		United States	[526]
2009	44 Inch Chest	Meredith	Gay	Ian McShane		United Kingdom	[527]
2009	Brüno	Brüno Gehard	Gay	Sacha Baron Cohen		United States, United Kingdom	[528]
2009	Chloe	Chloe Sweeney	Bisexual	Amanda Seyfried		Canada, France, United States	[529][530]
2009	Everybody's Fine	Rosie Goode	Bisexual	Drew Barrymore		United States	[531]
2009	I Love You Phillip Morris	Phillip Morris	Gay	Ewan McGregor		France, United States	[532]
2009	I Love You Phillip Morris	Steven Russell	Gay	Jim Carrey		France, United States	[532]
2009	Jennifer's Body	Jennifer Check	Bisexual	Megan Fox		United States	[533][534]
2009	Jennifer's Body	Anita "Needy" Lesnicki	Bisexual	Amanda Seyfried		United States	[533][534]
2009	Mundane History	Ake	Gay	Phakpoom Surapongsanuruk	The film tells the story of a young Thai man, Ake, who is bed-ridden and paralyzed from the waist down. He gradually becomes sexually attracted by his male nurse, Pun, during washing and changing.	Thailand
2009	Permanent Residence	Ivan	Gay	Sean Li	Ivan seeks a long-term relationship with a straight friend. Befriending another young man, Windson, at a public sports club, the two build up a friendly rapport. However, Windson becomes aware of his inclination, and while happy to remain his friend, is initially very reluctant to become emotionally involved with him. This is the first feature film directed by award-winning Chinese LGBT filmmaker known as 'Scud'.	Hong Kong
2009	Permanent Residence	Windson	Bisexual	Osman Hung		Hong Kong
2009	Precious	Ms. Blu Rain	Lesbian	Paula Patton		United States	[535]
2009	Shank	Cal	Gay	Wayne Virgo		United Kingdom
		Olivier		Marc Laurent
		Scott		Garry Summers
		Jonno	Bisexual	Tom Bott
2009	A Single Man	George Falconer	Gay	Colin Firth		United States	[536]
2009	Soundless Wind Chime	Ricky	Gay	Lu Yulai	An interracial love story, told through a linear narrative and a series of complex, interlocking flashbacks. Ricky, who has arrived in Hong Kong from mainland China, works as a delivery boy. He is robbed by a Swiss thief, Pascal, who admits his crime and returns the stolen item. The two eventually embark on a love affair, but through several flashbacks, it eventually becomes clear that Pascal has subsequently been killed in a road accident near their flat, which Ricky had witnessed. Some years later, Ricky visits Pascal's former home in Switzerland to find it abandoned. During his time there, he meets Pascal's doppelganger in a man called Ueli, who nevertheless has a very different personality. They, too, fall in love and the contentment that Ricky finds enables him to reflect on the relationship he had with Pascal.	Hong Kong, Switzerland, China	[537]
		Pascal		Bernhard Bulling
		Ueli		Bernhard Bulling
2009	Undertow	Miguel	Bisexual	Cristian Mercado		Peru, Colombia, France, Germany	[538]
2009	Undertow	Santiago	Gay	Manolo Cardona		Peru, Colombia, France, Germany	[538]

2010–2014

Year	Title	Character(s)	Identity	Actor	Notes	Country	Ref(s)
2010	All About Love	Anita	Lesbian	Vivian Chow		Hong Kong	[539]
2010	All About Love	Macy	Lesbian	Sandra Ng		Hong Kong	[539]
2010	Amphetamine	Daniel	Gay	Thomas Price	Daniel, an openly-gay wealthy Chinese-Australian investment banker working in Hong Kong meets and befriends Kafka, a young swimming instructor from a poor local family, who has strong religious beliefs. Kafka was sexually assaulted as a teenager by a male gang after successfully defending a young woman from being raped, and as a result, he has become impotent and a habitual user of recreational drugs. Although initially uncomfortable with Daniel's obvious sexual attraction to him, he soon sees Daniel as offering him new hope in life, and he falls deeply in love with him. But Kafka's life begins to fall apart again when his mother dies suddenly, and he attempts to end his life.	Hong Kong
2010	Amphetamine	Kafka	Bisexual	Byron Pang		Hong Kong
2010	Beginners	Hal	Gay	Christopher Plummer		United States	[540]
2010	Black Swan	Lily / Black Swan / Odile	Lesbian	Mila Kunis		United States	[541][542]
2010	Black Swan	Nina Sayers / White Swan / Odette	Bisexual	Natalie Portman		United States	[541][542]
2010	Burlesque	Sean	Gay	Stanley Tucci	A wisecracking man who works in a strip club.	United States	[543]
2010	Death at a Funeral	Frank Lovett	Gay	Peter Dinklage	A dwarf in love with the late father of the protagonist.	United States, United Kingdom	[544]
2010	Howl	Allen Ginsberg	Gay	James Franco		United States	[545]
		Peter Orlovsky	Gay	Aaron Tveit
		Neal Cassady	Bisexual	Jon Prescott
2010	Kaboom	Hunter	Bisexual	Jason Olive		United States	[546]
		Rex		Andy Fischer-Price
		Smith		Thomas Dekker

		Lorelei	Lesbian	Roxane Mesquida
		Stella	Lesbian	Haley Bennett
Oliver	Gay	Brennan Mejia
2010	The Kids Are All Right	Nicole 'Nic' Allgood	Lesbian	Annette Bening	Nic and Jules are spouses and they each used the same sperm donor to conceive a child. Their teenager son wants to find out about his biological father and his older sister helps him find the contact information, which leads to an unexpected turn of events in their marriage when Jules meets the father.	United States	[547]
2010	The Kids Are All Right	Jules Allgood	Bisexual	Julianne Moore		United States	[547]
2010	Scott Pilgrim vs. the World	Ramona Flowers	Bisexual	Mary Elizabeth Winstead	Ramona describes her relationship with Roxy Richter as her being "bi-curious". Besides her lesbian ex-girlfriend, Ramona has six ex-boyfriends. Ben is Wallace's gay best friend. Wallace is Scott's gay roommate.	United Kingdom, United States, Japan	[548][404][549]
		Jimmy	Bisexual	Kjartan Hewitt
		Roxanne "Roxy" Richter	Lesbian	Mae Whitman
		Scott aka "Other Scott"	Gay	Ben Lewis
		Stephen Stills		Mark Webber
		Wallace Wells		Kieran Culkin
2010	Sex and the City 2	Erin	Lesbian	Alice Eve	Erin is the Irish nanny for Charlotte's child. They nicknamed her "Erin Go Braless".	United States	[550][551]
2010	Valentine's Day	Sean Jackson	Gay	Eric Dane		United States	[552]
2010	Valentine's Day	Holden Wilson	Gay	Bradley Cooper		United States	[552]
2010	Yes or No	Kim	Lesbian	Suppanad Jittaleela	Kim is the first butch character in a lesbian-related Thai film. Pie comes out after meeting Kim and getting to know her.	Thailand	[553][554]
2010	Yes or No	Pie	Lesbian	Sushar Manaying		Thailand	[553][554]
2011	Albert Nobbs	Albert Nobbs	Trans man	Glenn Close		United Kingdom, Ireland	[555][556]
2011	Albert Nobbs	Hubert Page	Trans man	Janet McTeer		United Kingdom, Ireland	[555][556]
2011	Austin Unbound: A Deaf Journey of Transgender Heroism	Austin Richey	Trans man	Austin Richey		United States
2011	The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel	Graham Dashwood	Gay	Tom Wilkinson		United Kingdom	[557]
2011	The Broken Tower	Hart Crane	Gay	James Franco	Biopic about the American poet.	United States	[558][559][560]
2011	The Broken Tower	Emile Opffer	Gay	Michael Shannon	Biopic about the American poet.	United States	[558][559][560]
2011	Cloudburst	Stella	Lesbian	Olympia Dukakis	Stella and Dot are an elderly couple in Maine who have been together for decades. Dot is in poor health and Stella has been taking care of her. The only one who is clueless that they are lesbians in a relationship is Dot's granddaughter. After she convinces the frail Dot to sign a power-of-attorney and relocate to an assisted living facility, Stella breaks into the home and she and Dot flee to Nova Scotia where same-sex marriage is legal.	Canada, United States	[561]
2011	Cloudburst	Dot	Lesbian	Brenda Fricker		Canada, United States	[561]
2011	The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo	Lisbeth Salander	Bisexual	Rooney Mara		United States, Sweden, United Kingdom	[562]
2011	The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo	Miriam "Mimi" Wu	Bisexual	Elodie Yung		United States, Sweden, United Kingdom	[562]
2011	Just Go With It	Ian Maxtone-Jones	Gay	Dave Matthews		United States
2011	Love Actually... Sucks!	Bridegroom	Bisexual	Jackie Chow	Inspired by real-life events, the film tells a series of interconnected stories, several with LGBT relationships. The opening wedding banquet reveals a sex affair between the bridegroom and a bridesman. Other stories include a married painter who falls in love with his young male life model, a dance school teacher who becomes involved with his senior student, and a role-playing lesbian couple.	Hong Kong	[563][564]
		Bridesman	Gay	Ryo van Kooten
		Model		Tang Wei
		Painter		John Tai
		Policewoman	Lesbian	Lareine Xu
		Policewoman's girl	Lesbian	Lesbian				Celia Chang
2011	North Sea Texas	Pim	Gay	Jelle Florizoone		Belgium	[565]
2011	North Sea Texas	Gino	Bisexual	Mathias Vergels		Belgium	[565]
2011	Pariah	Alike	Lesbian	Adepero Oduye		United States	[566]
2011	The Perfect Family	Shannon Cleary	Lesbian	Emily Deschanel	Shannon marries her girlfriend Angela, but her Catholic mother refuses to accept her.	United States	[567]
2011	The Perfect Family	Angela Rayes	Lesbian	Angelique Cabral		United States	[567]
2011	The Skin I Live In	Cristina	Lesbian	Bárbara Lennie	Cristina is a salesgirl in the dress shop. Her co-worker, Vicente, was infatuated with her.	Spain	[568]
2012	3, 2, 1... Frankie Go Boom	Phyllis	Trans woman	Ron Perlman		United States	[569]
2012	Cloud Atlas	Robert Frobisher	Bisexual	Ben Whishaw	Robert, living in 1930s Britain, is a budding composer, and apprentice of musical genius Vyvyan Ayrs. Rufus is Robert's lover.	Germany, United States	[570]
2012	Cloud Atlas	Rufus Sixsmith	Gay	James D'Arcy		Germany, United States	[570]
2012	Jack & Diane	Diane	Lesbian	Juno Temple		United States	[571]
2012	Jack & Diane	Jack	Lesbian	Riley Keough		United States	[571]
2012	Laurence Anyways	Laurence Alia	Trans woman	Melvil Poupaud		Canada	[572]
2012	Love Is Not Perfect	Elena	Bisexual	Anna Foglietta	Being with Adriana is the first romantic relationship Elena has had with a woman. Adriana is realizing her sexual orientation and preference with Elena.	Italy	[573]
2012	Love Is Not Perfect	Adriana	Lesbian	Lorena Cacciatore		Italy	[573]
2012	The Paperboy	Ward Jansen	Gay	Matthew McConaughey		United States	[574]
2012	The Perks of Being a Wallflower	Brad	Gay	Johnny Simmons		United States	[575]
2012	The Perks of Being a Wallflower	Patrick	Gay	Ezra Miller		United States	[575]
2012	Speechless	Luke	Gay	Pierre-Matthieu Vital		Hong Kong, China
2012	Speechless	Han Dong	Bisexual	Jian Jiang		Hong Kong, China
2013	Blue Is the Warmest Colour	Adèle	Bisexual	Adèle Exarchopoulos	Adèle meets Emma in a lesbian bar. They begin a romantic relationship and live together. After she cheats with Antoine, a male colleague, the relationship with Emma ends. After Adèle, Emma enters into a relationship with Lise.	France	[576]
		Emma	Lesbian	Léa Seydoux
		Lise	Lesbian	Mona Walravens
2013	Dallas Buyers Club	Rayon	Trans woman	Jared Leto		United States	[577]
2013	Free Fall	Marc Borgmann	Bisexual	Hanno Koffler		Germany
2013	Free Fall	Kay Engel	Gay	Max Riemelt		Germany
2013	G.B.F.	Tanner Daniels	Gay	Michael J. Willett		United States	[578]
2013	G.B.F.	Brent Van Camp	Gay	Paul Iacono		United States	[578]
2013	Horns	Eric Hannity	Gay	Michael Adamthwaite		Canada, United States
2013	Kick-Ass 2	Insect-Man	Gay	Robert Emms	Insect-Man is an insect-themed superhero and a member of the Justice Forever team. He was bullied, inspiring him to become a superhero to stand up for the defenseless. He does not wear a mask because hiding his identity would feel like going back into the closet.	United Kingdom, United States	[579]
2013	Kill Your Darlings	Lucien Carr	Gay	Dane DeHaan		United Kingdom	[580]
2013	Kill Your Darlings	Allen Ginsberg	Bisexual	Daniel Radcliffe		United Kingdom	[580]
2013	The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones	Alec Lightwood	Gay	Kevin Zegers	Magnus is a warlock.	Canada, Germany
2013	The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones	Magnus Bane	Bisexual	Godfrey Gao	Magnus is a warlock.	Canada, Germany
2013	Tom at the Farm	Tom Podowski	Gay	Xavier Dolan	Tom travels to an isolated farm for his lover's funeral where he's quickly drawn into a twisted, sexually charged game by his lover's aggressive brother, Francis.	Canada	[581]
2013	Tom at the Farm	Francis Longchamp	Bisexual	Pierre-Yves Cardinal		Canada	[581]
2013	Voyage	Ryo	Gay	Ryo van Kooten	Filmed across Asia and Europe, the story follows the journey of Ryo, a young Hong Kong psychiatrist, who is accompanied by his male lover as he visits former patients in neighbouring countries of South East Asia. Several of his clients are themselves in LGBT relationships. (The film features frequent full-frontal male nudity.)	Hong Kong	[582]
2013	Voyage	Jip	Gay	Jason Poon		Hong Kong	[582]
2014	Girltrash: All Night Long	Misty Monroe	Lesbian	Mandy Musgrave	The film prequel to the Girltrash! web series.	United States	[583]
		Daisy Robson		Lisa Rieffel
		Colby Robson		Gabrielle Christian
		Sid		Kate French
2014	The Grand Budapest Hotel	Monsieur Gustave H.	Bisexual	Ralph Fiennes		United States, Germany	[584][585]
2014	The Imitation Game	Alan Turing	Gay	Benedict Cumberbatch (adult) Alex Lawther (young)	Biopic about the life of Turing, who deciphered the code of the Enigma machine, a device used by Nazi Germany during World War II. After the end of the war, he is convicted of indecency because of his homosexuality, undergoes chemical castration, and later commits suicide. The young Turing was close to his classmate Christopher Morcom, and they passed written encoded notes to each other. Their friendship ends when Christopher dies from bovine tuberculosis. Turing names the Enigma-breaking machine "Christopher" after him.	United States	[586]
2014	The Imitation Game	Christopher Morcom	Gay	Jack Bannon		United States	[586]
2014	Life Partners	Sasha Weiss	Lesbian	Leighton Meester	Sasha is a struggling musician with a string of bad dates.	United States	[587]
2014	Lilting	Kai	Gay	Andrew Leung		United Kingdom	[588]
2014	Lilting	Richard	Gay	Ben Whishaw		United Kingdom	[588]
2014	Love Is Strange	George Garea	Gay	Alfred Molina		United States, France	[589]
2014	Love Is Strange	Ben Hull	Gay	John Lithgow		United States, France	[589]
2014	Predestination	Jane/John	Transgender	Sarah Snook		Australia	[590]
2014	Pride	Mark Ashton	Gay	Ben Schnetzer		United Kingdom	[591][592][593]
		Mike Jackson		Joe Gilgun
		Jonathan Blake		Dominic West
		Gethin Roberts		Andrew Scott
		Jeff Cole		Freddie Fox
		Reggie		Chris Overton
		Ray		Joshua Hill
		Joe "Bromley" Cooper		George Mackay
		Cliff Barry		Bill Nighy
		Tim		Russel Tovey
		Steph Chambers	Lesbian	Faye Marsay
		Stella		Karina Fernandez
		Zoe		Jessie Cave
2014	The Skeleton Twins	Milo Dean	Gay	Bill Hader		United States	[594]
2014	The Skeleton Twins	Rich Levitt	Bisexual	Ty Burrell		United States	[594]
2014	The Taking of Deborah Logan	Sarah Logan	Lesbian	Anne Ramsay	Sarah becomes the caregiver for her ailing mother and tries to protect her from a demonic possession.	United States	[595][596]
2014	Tammy	Lenore	Lesbian	Kathy Bates		United States	[597]
2014	Tammy	Susanne	Lesbian	Sandra Oh		United States	[597]
2014	The Way He Looks	Leonardo	Gay	Ghilherme Lobo	Leonardo is a blind high school student who falls in love with the new kid, Gabriel. Gabriel falls in love with Leo. He was once aroused when he saw Leo naked in the showers.	Brazil	[598]
2014	The Way He Looks	Gabriel	Gay	Fabio Audi		Brazil	[598]

2015–2019

Year	Title	Character(s)	Identity	Actor	Notes	Country	Ref(s)
2015	3 Generations	Ray	Trans man	Elle Fanning		United States	[599]
2015	3 Generations	Maggie	Lesbian	Susan Sarandon		United States	[599]
2015	4th Man Out	Adam	Gay	Evan Todd		United States	[600]
2015	Burnt	Tony Balerdi	Gay	Daniel Brühl		United States	[601]
2015	Carol	Carol Aird	Lesbian	Cate Blanchett	Carol was always attracted to females, but married as was expected of her social status and the post-World War II era. While in divorce proceedings, she meets Therese and comes out publicly after her love affair with her is exposed. Therese realizes she is gay after she meets Carol and falls in love with her. (The film is based on The Price of Salt by Patricia Highsmith.)	United Kingdom, United States	[602][603]
2015	Carol	Therese Belivet	Lesbian	Rooney Mara		United Kingdom, United States	[602][603]
2015	The Danish Girl	Lili Elbe	Transgender	Eddie Redmayne		United Kingdom, United States	[604]
2015	Dope	Cassandra "Diggy" Andrews	Lesbian	Kiersey Clemons	Diggy can be seen in male clothing.	United States	[605]
2015	Freeheld	Stacie Andree	Lesbian	Elliot Page [lower-alpha 1]		United States	[606]
2015	Freeheld	Laurel Hester	Lesbian	Julianne Moore		United States	[606]
2015	Grandma	Elle Reid	Lesbian	Lily Tomlin		United States	[607][608]
		Olivia	Lesbian	Judy Greer
		Deathy	Transgender	Laverne Cox
2015	The Heroes of Evil	Aritz	Gay	Jorge Clemente		Spain
2015	Holy Mess	Oscar	Gay	Anton Lundqvist		Sweden
2015	Holy Mess	Simon	Gay	Anastasios Soulis		Sweden
2015	Legend	Lord Boothby	Bisexual	John Sessions		France, United Kingdom	[609]
		Ronnie Kray	Gay	Tom Hardy
		Teddy Smith	Gay	Taron Egerton
2015	Tangerine	Alexandra	Trans woman	Mya Taylor		United States
2015	Tangerine	Sin-Dee Rella	Trans woman	Kitana Kiki Rodriguez		United States
2015	Those People	Charlie	Gay	Jonathan Gordon	Charlie has always been in love with his best friend Sebastian. Both of them are gay and too afraid to admit their love for each other. But after some life changing events happen in both of their lives, they try to figure out what their relationship really is.	United States
2015	Those People	Sebastian	Gay	Jason Ralph		United States
2015	Utopians	Hins Gao	Bisexual	Adonis He Fei	Hins Gao is in a relationship with his female classmate Joy, but gradually becomes attracted to his professor, Antonio Ming.	Hong Kong	[610]
2015	Utopians	Antonio Ming	Gay	Jackie Chow		Hong Kong	[610]
2015	While You Weren't Looking	Dez	Lesbian	Sandi Schultz	Dez is a real estate developer. Terri takes care of their household. The mixed-race couple have been together for twenty years and live in suburban Cape Town with their adopted teenage daughter.	South Africa	[611][612]
2015	While You Weren't Looking	Terri	Lesbian	Camilla Waldman		South Africa	[611][612]
2016	Being 17	Damien Delille	Gay	Kacey Mottet Klein	The movie follows the romantic and sexual awakening of Damien and Thomas as their initial animosity, expressed in violence, morphs into love.	France	[613]
2016	Being 17	Thomas Chardoul	Gay	Corentin Fila		France	[613]
2016	Catfight	Lisa	Lesbian	Alicia Silverstone		United States	[614]
2016	Catfight	Ashley Miller	Lesbian	Anne Heche		United States	[614]
2016	Center of My World	Phil	Gay	Louis Hofmann		Germany	[615]
		Nicholas	Gay	Jannik Schümann
		Pascal	Lesbian	Nina Proll
		Tereza	Lesbian	Inka Friedrich
2016	The Handmaiden	Lady / Izumi Hideko	Lesbian	Kim Min-hee		South Korea	[616]
2016	The Handmaiden	Maid / Nam Sook-hee	Lesbian	Kim Tae-ri		South Korea	[616]
2016	Handsome Devil	Conor Masters	Gay	Nicholas Galitzine		Ireland	[617]
2016	Handsome Devil	Dan Sherry	Gay	Andrew Scott		Ireland	[617]
2016	Heartstone	Kristján	Gay	Blær Hinriksson		Iceland	[618]
2016	I, Olga Hepnarová	Olga Hepnarová	Lesbian	Michalina Olszańska		Czech Republic	[619]
2016	It's Only the End of the World	Louis	Gay	Gaspard Ulliel		Canada, France	[620]
2016	King Cobra	Brent Corrigan	Gay	Garrett Clayton		United States	[621]
		Harlow Cuadra		Keegan Allen
		Joe Kerekes		James Franco
		Bryan Kocis		Christian Slater
		Mikey		Spencer Lofranco
2016	Moonlight	Chiron Harris ("Little"/"Black")	Gay	Trevante Rhodes, Ashton Sanders, Alex Hibbert		United States	[622]
2016	Moonlight	Kevin Jones	Bisexual	André Holland, Jharrel Jerome, Jaden Piner		United States	[622]
2016	Mother's Day	Gabi	Lesbian	Sarah Chalke	Gabi and Max are married, but Gabi has not come out to her parents because they're homophobic.	United States	[623][624]
2016	Mother's Day	Max	Lesbian	Cameron Esposito		United States	[623][624]
2016	Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising	Pete Regazolli	Gay	Dave Franco		United States	[625]
2016	The Neon Demon	Ruby	Lesbian	Jena Malone		Denmark, France, United States	[626][627]
2016	Other People	David Mulcahey	Gay	Jesse Plemons		United States	[628]
2016	Other People	Paul	Gay	Zach Woods		United States	[628]
2016	Spidarlings	Eden	Lesbian	Sophia Disgrace	Eden and Matila are a couple trying to get by.	United Kingdom	[629]
		Matilda	Lesbian	Rahel Kapsaski
		The Diva	Trans woman	Jeff Kristian
2016	Their Finest	Phyl Moore	Lesbian	Rachael Stirling	Phyl is the Ministry of Information liaison keeping an eye on the screenwriters and coordinating the development of the film script. She wears button-down shirt and tie, jacket and tailored pants. She says to Catrin Cole, "I've never much seen the point in men"; and when one of the screenwriters asks who else the girls in the story are going to fall in love with she responds, "each other?"	United Kingdom	[630][631]
2017	Alien: Covenant	Carl Lope	Gay	Demián Bichir		United Kingdom, United States	[632]
2017	Alien: Covenant	Hallett	Gay	Nathaniel Dean		United Kingdom, United States	[632]
2017	Atomic Blonde	Lorraine Broughton	Bisexual	Charlize Theron	Lorraine, a secret agent for MI6, does not fall in love with her male counterpart, but has sex with another female spy, Delphine, which becomes a romantic relationship. The emotionally intimate post-sex scene between Lorraine and Delphine was deleted in the final cut but included in the DVD/Blu-ray bonus features under the title "Not Afraid of Love". (Some reviewers noted that the lesbian romance is not in the graphic novel the film is based on.)	United States	[633][634][635]
2017	Atomic Blonde	Delphine Lasalle	Lesbian	Sofia Boutella		United States	[633][634][635]
2017	Battle of the Sexes	Billie Jean King	Lesbian	Emma Stone	Based on the real-life champion tennis player of the same name.	United Kingdom, United States	[636][637][638]
		Marilyn Bennett	Lesbian	Andrea Riseborough
		Ted Tinling	Gay	Alan Cumming
2017	Beach Rats	Frankie	Gay	Harris Dickinson		United States	[639]
2017	Call Me by Your Name	Oliver	Bisexual	Armie Hammer		Brazil, France, Italy, United States	[640]
2017	Call Me by Your Name	Elio Perlman	Bisexual	Timothée Chalamet		Brazil, France, Italy, United States	[640]
2017	The Carmilla Movie	Carmilla Karnstein	Lesbian	Natasha Negovanlis	Carmilla and Laura are romantic partners. Based on the web series of the same name, the movie takes place five years after 330 year-old vampire Carmilla became human.	Canada	[641][642]
		Laura Hollis		Elise Bauman
		Elle Sheridan		Dominique Provost-Chalkley
		Danny Lawrence		Sharon Belle
2017	Disobedience	Ronit Krushka	Bisexual	Rachel Weisz	Ronit is the daughter of a rabbi and community authority; she had a forbidden romance with Esti when they were teenagers and was sent away by her father after he discovered their relationship. When Ronit left the community, Esti married due to Orthodox religious expectations and obligations, but always remained sexually attracted to females. Years later, when Ronit returns after her father's death, Esti comes to terms with her sexual orientation and separates from her husband.	United States, Ireland, United Kingdom	[643]
2017	Disobedience	Esti Kuperman	Lesbian	Rachel McAdams		United States, Ireland, United Kingdom	[643]
2017	A Fantastic Woman	Marina Vidal	Trans woman	Daniela Vega		Chile	[644]
2017	God's Own Country	Gheorghe Ionescu	Gay	Alec Secareanu		United Kingdom	[645]
2017	God's Own Country	Johnny Saxby	Gay	Josh O'Connor		United Kingdom	[645]
2017	Lady Bird	Danny O'Neill	Gay	Lucas Hedges		United States	[646]
2017	My Days of Mercy	Mercy Bromage	Bisexual	Kate Mara		United States, United Kingdom	[647]
2017	My Days of Mercy	Lucy Moro	Lesbian	Elliot Page [lower-alpha 2]		United States, United Kingdom	[647]
2017	The Party	Martha	Lesbian	Cherry Jones	Martha and Jinny are a couple.	United Kingdom	[648][649]
2017	The Party	Jinny	Lesbian	Emily Mortimer	Martha and Jinny are a couple.	United Kingdom	[648][649]
2017	Power Rangers	Trini Kwan/Yellow Ranger	Lesbian	Becky G	The first LGBT superhero in a high-budget film.	United States	[650]
2017	Princess Cyd	Cyd	Bisexual	Jessie Pinnick		United States
2017	Princess Cyd	Katie	Lesbian	Malic White		United States
2017	Rough Night	Frankie	Lesbian	Ilana Glazer	Frankie is an activist and organizer of political protests. Blair is a real estate agent and Frankie's ex-lover.	United States	[651][652]
2017	Rough Night	Blair	Bisexual	Zoë Kravitz		United States	[651][652]
2017	The Shape of Water	Giles	Gay	Richard Jenkins	Elisa's next door neighbor is closeted and fearful, but bravely helps her and the Amphibian Man.	United States	[653]
2017	Song to Song	Faye	Bisexual	Rooney Mara	Faye has a relationship with Zoey, a French artist living in the US.	United States	[654][655]
2017	Song to Song	Zoey	Lesbian	Bérénice Marlohe		United States	[654][655]
2017	Thelma	Anja	Lesbian	Kaya Wilkins		Norway	[656]
2017	Thelma	Thelma	Lesbian	Eili Harboe		Norway	[656]
2017	Tom of Finland	Touko Laaksonen	Gay	Pekka Strang		Finland, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, United States	[657][658]
2018	Alex Strangelove	Alex Truelove	Gay	Daniel Doheny		United States	[659]
2018	Alex Strangelove	Elliott	Gay	Antonio Marziale		United States	[659]
2018	To All the Boys I've Loved Before	Lucas Krapf	Gay	Trezzo Mahoro	Lucas was one of Lara Jean Covey's crushes who she wrote a letter to. He told Lara Jean he was gay after receiving the letters, sent by Lara Jean's younger sister Kitty.	United States	[660]
2018	Blockers	Angelica	Lesbian	Ramona Young	Sam comes out to her father and friends. She then kisses Angelica at their senior prom.	United States	[661]
2018	Blockers	Sam Lockwood	Lesbian	Gideon Adlon		United States	[661]
2018	Bohemian Rhapsody	Freddie Mercury	Bisexual	Rami Malek		United Kingdom, United States	[662][663]
		Jim Hutton	Gay	Aaron McCusker
		Paul Prenter		Allen Leech
		John Reid		Aidan Gillen
2018	Boy Erased	Jared Eamons	Gay	Lucas Hedges		United States	[664]
2018	Can You Ever Forgive Me?	Lee Israel	Lesbian	Melissa McCarthy		United States	[665]
2018	Can You Ever Forgive Me?	Jack Hock	Gay	Richard E. Grant		United States	[665]
2018	Colette	Gabrielle Colette	Bisexual	Keira Knightley		United States, United Kingdom, Hungary	[666]
2018	The Death & Life of John F. Donovan	John F. Donovan	Gay	Kit Harington		Canada	[667]
2018	Diamantino	Aisha Brito	Bisexual	Cleo Tavares	Aisha is a Secret Service agent working undercover as a refugee orphan teenage boy. Lucia is a Secret Service agent disguised as a nun, and the girlfriend of Aisha.	Portugal, France, Brazil	[668][669]
2018	Diamantino	Lucia	Lesbian	Maria Leite		Portugal, France, Brazil	[668][669]
2018	Don't Worry, He Won't Get Far on Foot	Donnie	Gay	Jonah Hill		United States	[670]
2018	Don't Worry, He Won't Get Far on Foot	Martingale	Gay	Ronnie Adrian		United States	[670]
2018	Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald	Albus Dumbledore	Gay	Jude Law (adult Albus) Toby Regbo (young Albus)		United Kingdom	[671]
2018	The Favourite	Anne, Queen of Great Britain	Lesbian	Olivia Colman		United Kingdom, Ireland, United States	[672]
		Abigail Masham	Lesbian	Emma Stone
		Sarah Churchill	Bisexual	Rachel Weisz
2018	Giant Little Ones	Ray Winter	Gay	Kyle MacLachlan		Canada	[673]
2018	Green Book	Don Shirley	Gay	Mahershala Ali		United States	[674]
2018	Hearts Beat Loud	Samantha Lee "Sam" Fisher	Lesbian	Kiersey Clemons		United States	[675]
2018	Hearts Beat Loud	Rose	Lesbian	Sasha Lane		United States	[675]
2018	Love, Simon	Simon Spier	Gay	Nick Robinson		United States	[676][677][678]
		Bram Greenfeld	Gay	Keiynan Lonsdale
		Cal Price	Bisexual	Miles Heizer
2018	Mary Queen of Scots	Lord Darnley	Gay	Jack Lowden		United Kingdom, United States	[679]
2018	Mary Queen of Scots	David Rizzio	Gay	Ismael Cruz Córdova		United Kingdom, United States	[679]
2018	The Miseducation of Cameron Post	Cameron Post	Lesbian	Chloë Grace Moretz		United Kingdom, United States	[680]
2018	Rafiki	Kena	Lesbian	Samantha Mugatsia		Kenya	[681]
2018	Rafiki	Ziki	Lesbian	Sheila Munyiva		Kenya	[681]
2018	Ready Player One	Helen "H" Harris	Lesbian	Lena Waithe		United States	[682]
2018	School's out	Pierre Hoffman	Gay	Laurent Lafitte	Pierre is a substitute teacher who becomes obsessed with his students' strange behavior. He is in love with his male best friend who just had a child. He also has a crush on one of his male colleagues who appears to be straight.	France	[683]
2018	Tracey	"Travis Tung" / "Tracey"	Trans woman	Philip Keung		Hong Kong	[684]
2018	Vice	Mary Cheney	Lesbian	Alison Pill		United States	[685]
2018	Vita & Virginia	Vita Sackville-West	Bisexual	Gemma Arterton		United Kingdom, Ireland	[686][687]
2018	Vita & Virginia	Virginia Woolf	Bisexual	Elizabeth Debicki		United Kingdom, Ireland	[686][687]
2018	Wild Nights with Emily	Emily Dickinson	Lesbian	Molly Shannon		United States	[688]
2019	Anna	Anna Poliatova	Bisexual	Sasha Luss	A double agent assassin. She is in a relationship with fellow fashion model Maude as a cover. She has sex with Alexander Tchenkov, her KGB handler, and Leonard Miller, her CIA handler. Maude is in love with Anna.	France, United States	[689][690]
2019	Anna	Maude	Lesbian	Lera Abova		France, United States	[689][690]
2019	Bombshell	Jess Carr	Lesbian	Kate McKinnon	Jess is a closeted lesbian and Hillary Clinton supporter. Kayla has a sexual relationship with Jess, but says she's not a lesbian.	United States, Canada	[691][692][693]
2019	Bombshell	Kayla Pospisil	Bisexual	Margot Robbie		United States, Canada	[691][692][693]
2019	Booksmart	Amy Antsler	Lesbian	Kaitlyn Dever	Amy has a crush on a girl named Ryan, and later has her first lesbian sexual encounter with Hope, who has a reputation for not being nice. George and Alan are theater obsessed classmates of Amy and her best friend Molly.	United States	[694][695][696]
		Hope	Lesbian	Diana Silvers
		George	Gay	Noah Galvin
		Alan	Gay	Austin Crute
2019	Carmilla	Lara	Lesbian	Hannah Rae		United Kingdom	[697][698]
2019	Carmilla	Carmilla	Lesbian	Devrim Lingnau		United Kingdom	[697][698]
2019	Despite Everything	Sofía	Lesbian	Amaia Salamanca	Sofía and Marta are a couple, but Sofía has commitment issues.	Spain	[699]
2019	Despite Everything	Marta	Lesbian	Ariana Martinez		Spain	[699]
2019	Ek Ladki Ko Dekha Toh Aisa Laga	Sweety Chaudhary	Lesbian	Sonam Kapoor Ahuja	Sweety is a closeted lesbian who comes out to her traditional Punjabi father and family. Kuhu is Sweety's love interest. They are in a relationship that is kept secret.	India	[700]
2019	Ek Ladki Ko Dekha Toh Aisa Laga	Kuhu	Lesbian	Regina Cassandra		India	[700]
2019	Elisa & Marcela	Elisa	Lesbian	Natalia de Molina	True story of two Spanish women who posed as a heterosexual couple in 1901 so that they could marry, with Marcela assuming the identity of "Mario Sánchez".	Spain	[701]
2019	Elisa & Marcela	Marcela	Lesbian	Greta Fernández		Spain	[701]
2019	The Gentlemen	Fletcher	Gay	Hugh Grant		United Kingdom	[702]
2019	The Good Liar	Steven	Gay	Russell Tovey	Steven does research on Hans, who raped Lili, confirming his identity in a DNA test using a lock of Hans' hair. It is revealed at the end of the film that Michael is Lili's grandson and Steven's boyfriend.	United Kingdom, United States	[703][704][705]
2019	The Good Liar	Michael	Gay	Tunji Kasim		United Kingdom, United States	[703][704][705]
2019	Jojo Rabbit	Captain Klenzendorf	Gay	Sam Rockwell	Set in 1945 in Nazi Germany, Klenzendorf and Freddy are in a secret relationship.	United States	[706][707]
2019	Jojo Rabbit	Freddy Finkel	Gay	Alfie Allen		United States	[706][707]
2019	Let It Snow	Dorrie	Lesbian	Liv Hewson		United States	[708]
2019	Let It Snow	Kerry	Lesbian	Anna Akana		United States	[708]
2019	Matthias & Maxime	Maxime	Bisexual	Xavier Dolan	Matthias and Maxime are lifelong friends who discover they might have romantic feelings for each other.	Canada	[709]
2019	Matthias & Maxime	Matthias	Bisexual	Gabriel D'Almeida		Canada	[709]
2019	Pain and Glory	Salvador Mallo	Gay	Antonio Banderas		Spain	[710]
2019	Portrait of a Lady on Fire	Héloïse	Lesbian	Noémie Merlant	Set in the 18th century, Héloïse is a painter commissioned to unobtrusively do the portrait of Marianne, who has been reluctant to pose for one because the painting was meant to be presented to her prospective husband, but Marianne did not want to marry. Héloïse and Marianne fall in love.	France	[711]
2019	Portrait of a Lady on Fire	Marianne	Lesbian	Adèle Haenel		France	[711]
2019	Rialto	Colm	Gay	Tom Vaughan-Lawlor	Colm is a closeted homosexual married to a woman. Jay is a hustler. They enter into an intimate relationship.	Ireland, United Kingdom	[712][713]
2019	Rialto	Jay	Gay	Tom Glynn-Carney		Ireland, United Kingdom	[712][713]
2019	Riot Girls	Nat	Lesbian	Madison Iseman	Nat and Scratch, the main characters, are a couple.	Canada	[714][715]
2019	Riot Girls	Scratch	Lesbian	Paloma Kwiatkowski	Nat and Scratch, the main characters, are a couple.	Canada	[714][715]
2019	Rocketman	Elton John	Gay	Taron Egerton	Biopic about the singer-musician's journey dealing with drug addiction and accepting his homosexuality.	United Kingdom, United States	[716]
2019	Rocketman	John Reid	Gay	Richard Madden		United Kingdom, United States	[716]
2019	Suk Suk	Hoi	Gay	Ben Yuen		Hong Kong	[717]
2019	Suk Suk	Pak	Gay	Tai Bo		Hong Kong	[717]
2019	Velvet Buzzsaw	Morf Vandewalt	Bisexual	Jake Gyllenhaal		United States	[718]

2020

Year	Title	Character(s)	Identity	Actor	Notes	Country	Ref(s)
2020	Ammonite	Mary Anning	Lesbian	Kate Winslet	Mary is a fossil collector and paleontologist who falls in love with Charlotte. Charlottte is married to a geologist who hires Mary to care for her and keep her company while he's away on an expedition. While sharing time and days with Mary she becomes romantically attracted to her.	United Kingdom, Australia	[719][720]
2020	Ammonite	Charlotte Murchison	Bisexual	Saoirse Ronan		United Kingdom, Australia	[719][720]
2020	The Boys in the Band	Michael	Gay	Jim Parsons		United States	[721]
		Harold		Zachary Quinto
		Donald		Matt Bomer
		Larry		Andrew Rannells
		Cowboy		Charlie Carver
		Emory		Robin de Jesús
		Bernard		Michael Benjamin Washington
		Hank		Tuc Watkins
2020	Bruised	Bobbi 'Buddhakan' Berroa	Lesbian	Sheila Atim		United States, United Kingdom	[722][723]
2020	Bruised	Jackie "Pretty Bull" Justice	Bisexual	Halle Berry		United States, United Kingdom	[722][723]
2020	Falling	John Peterson	Gay	Viggo Mortensen	John lives with his husband Eric in California.	United States	[724][725]
2020	Falling	Eric Peterson	Gay	Terry Chen	John lives with his husband Eric in California.	United States	[724][725]
2020	Friend of the World	Diane	Lesbian	Alexandra Slade	Diane is an experimental filmmaker whose sexual orientation isn't the only difference between her and General Gore. Eva is Diane's lover.	United States	[726][727][728]
2020	Friend of the World	Eva	Lesbian	Kathryn Schott		United States	[726][727][728]
2020	Friendsgiving	Abby	Lesbian	Kat Dennings	Abby came out at 29 years old and was dumped by her first girlfriend. The quiet Thanksgiving she planned with her best friend Molly turns into a large party after several friends and acquaintances, including lesbian friends who want to find a new girlfriend for Abby, start to show up for the holiday dinner.	United States	[729][730]
2020	The Half of It	Ellie Chu	Lesbian	Leah Lewis	A shy, introverted, straight-A student who earns money on the side by writing papers for fellow students, accepts being the ghostwriter of heartfelt correspondence from a football player pupil to the girl he wants to date. In the process, Ellie falls in love with her. The film is a spin on the play Cyrano de Bergerac.	United States	[731]
2020	Happiest Season	Abby	Lesbian	Kristen Stewart	Abby and Harper are in a romantic relationship. Riley is Harper's ex-girlfriend. John is Abby's best friend.	United States	[732]
		Harper		Mackenzie Davis
		Riley Johnson		Audrey Plaza
		John	Gay	Dan Levy
2020	I Care a Lot	Marla Grayson	Lesbian	Rosamund Pike	Marla and Fran are romantic and business partners.	United States	[733]
2020	I Care a Lot	Fran	Lesbian	Eiza González	Marla and Fran are romantic and business partners.	United States	[733]
2020	Jump, Darling	Russell	Gay	Thomas Duplessie	A rookie drag queen reeling from a break-up.	Canada	[734]
2020	Kajillionaire	Old Dolio Dyne	Lesbian	Evan Rachel Wood	Dyne is an emotionally stunted 26-year-old woman in a manipulative relationship with her con artist parents. She later begins a relationship with Melanie, a friendly young woman.	United States	[735]
2020	Kajillionaire	Melanie Whitacre	Lesbian	Gina Rodriguez		United States	[735]
2020	Ma Rainey's Black Bottom	Ma Rainey	Bisexual	Viola Davis	Rainey has a young girlfriend named Dussie Mae that all her bandmates know about. The story is based on the life of the famous blues singer.	United States	[736]
2020	The New Mutants	Danielle Moonstar / Mirage	Lesbian	Blu Hunt	Mirage is a Native American mutant who can create illusions based on the fears and desires of other people. She is in love with Wolfsbane.	United States	[737][738]
2020	The New Mutants	Rahne Sinclair / Wolfsbane	Lesbian	Maisie Williams		United States	[737][738]
2020	The Old Guard	Yusuf Al-Kaysani / Joe	Gay	Marwan Kenzari	Yusuf is a Saracen who fought against the Crusaders and Niccolò is a Genovese knight who fought in the Crusades. They are in a romantic relationship.	United States	[739]
2020	The Old Guard	Niccolò di Genova / Nicky	Gay	Luca Marinelli		United States	[739]
2020	The Prom	Emma Nolan	Lesbian	Jo Ellen Pellman	Emma, a 17-year-old girl, wants to bring her girlfriend Alyssa to the high school prom. Alyssa is a cheerleader and closeted. Barry is a narcissistic Broadway actor.	United States	[740][741]
		Alyssa Greene	Lesbian	Ariana DeBose
		Barry Glickman	Gay	James Corden
2020	Shubh Mangal Zyada Saavdhan	Kartik Singh	Gay	Ayushmann Khurrana	Kartik is an out young man in love with Aman, who is closeted. It is the first Bollywood feature film to show two men kissing passionately.	India	[742]
2020	Shubh Mangal Zyada Saavdhan	Aman Tripathi	Gay	Jitendra Kumar		India	[742]
2020	Summer of 85	Alexis Robin	Gay	Félix Lefebvre	The intense friendship and romance of teenagers Alexis and David during a summer in Normandy in 1985.	France	[743]
2020	Summer of 85	David Gorman	Bisexual	Benjamin Voisin		France	[743]
2020	Summer of Mesa	Mesa	Lesbian	Andrea Granera	Mesa is a confident and beautiful teenage girl who Molly falls in love with. Molly reconciles her feelings for Mesa and a boy named John.	United States	[744]
2020	Summer of Mesa	Molly Miles	Bisexual	Lily Peony		United States	[744]
2020	Supernova	Sam	Gay	Colin Firth	Sam and Tusker are partners for 20 years and amateur astronomers.	United Kingdom	[745][746]
2020	Supernova	Tusker	Gay	Stanley Tucci		United Kingdom	[745][746]
2020	The Thing About Harry	Sam Baselli	Gay	Jake Borelli	Sam connects with his high school bully Harry, who reveals to him that he is pansexual. Sam begins a romantic relationship with Harry, and they later marry.	United States	[747]
2020	Uncle Frank	Frank Bledsoe	Gay	Paul Bettany	A college professor who has been living with a man named Walid (“Wally”) for over ten years and tries to come out to his family.	United States	[748][749]
2020	The World to Come	Abigail	Lesbian	Katherine Waterston	Set in the 19th century, Abigail is in a marriage of convenience to a farmer. She meets Tallie, who moves into a farm nearby and is married to an abusive husband. A deep friendship develops between them, becoming a secret romantic relationship.	United States	[750][751]
2020	The World to Come	Tallie	Lesbian	Vanessa Kirby		United States	[750][751]
2020	Your Name Engraved Herein	Chang Jia-han	Gay	Edward Chen Hao-Sen	Chang Jia-han and Wang Po Tea are students who fall in love with each other.	Taiwan	[752][753]
2020	Your Name Engraved Herein	Wang Po Te	Gay	Jing-Hua Tseng		Taiwan	[752][753]

2021

Year	Title	Character(s)	Identity	Actor	Notes	Country	Ref(s)
2021	After Blue	Roxy	Lesbian	Paula Luna		France	[754][755][756]
		Zora	Lesbian	Elina Löwensohn
		Sternberg	Bisexual	Vimala Pons
2021	Benedetta	Benedetta Carlini	Lesbian	Virginie Efira	Benedetta, a novitiate in a 17th-century Italian convent, begins a love affair with another nun.	France	[757][758]
2021	Candyman	Troy Cartwright	Gay	Nathan Stewart-Jarrett		United States, Canada	[759]
2021	Candyman	Grady Greenberg	Gay	Kyle Kaminsky		United States, Canada	[759]
2021	Cruella	Artie	Gay	John McCrea	Artie is the first openly gay character in a live-action Disney film.	United States	[760][761]
2021	Everybody's Talking About Jamie	Jamie New / Mimi Me	Gay	Max Harwood		United Kingdom, United States	[762]
2021	The Fallout	Vada Cavell	Bisexual	Jenna Ortega		United States	[763]
2021	The Fallout	Mia Reed	Lesbian	Maddie Ziegler		United States	[763]
2021	Fear Street Part One: 1994	Deena Johnson	Lesbian	Kiana Madeira	Denna and Samantha are a young couple.	United States	[764]
2021	Fear Street Part One: 1994	Samantha Fraser	Lesbian	Olivia Scott Welch	Denna and Samantha are a young couple.	United States	[764]
2021	The First Girl I Loved	Sylvia Lee Sum Yuet	Bisexual	Renci Yeung		Hong Kong	[765]
2021	The First Girl I Loved	Lee Wing Nam	Lesbian	Hedwig Tam		Hong Kong	[765]
2021	The French Dispatch	Roebuck Wright	Gay	Jeffrey Wright		United States	[766]
2021	The Green Knight	Lord	Bisexual	Joel Edgerton		United States, Canada	[767]
2021	Jungle Cruise	McGregor Houghton	Gay	Jack Whitehall	McGregor is the heroine's brother and reluctant assistant. He turned down three engagements with women because of his sexual orientation.	United States	[768]
2021	Moneyboys	Liang Fei	Gay	Kai Ko		Taiwan, Austria, France, Belgium	[769]
2021	No Time to Die	Q	Gay	Ben Whishaw	When James Bond and Moneypenny arrived at Q's house, Q was setting up a date for himself and another man.	United Kingdom, United States	[770]
2021	Parallel Mothers	Janis Martínez Moreno	Bisexual	Penélope Cruz		Spain	[771][772]
2021	The Power of the Dog	Phil Burbank	Gay	Benedict Cumberbatch	Phil Burbank is a repressed gay man, and a charismatic rancher who likes to torment his brother's wife and step-son.	United Kingdom, Australia, United States, Canada, New Zealand	[773]
2021	The Retreat	Renee	Lesbian	Tommie-Amber Pirie		Canada	[774][775]
2021	The Retreat	Valerie	Lesbian	Sarah Allen		Canada	[774][775]
2021	Ride or Die	Rei Nagasawa	Lesbian	Kiko Mizuhara		Japan	[776][777]
2021	Ride or Die	Nanae Shinoda	Bisexual	Honami Sato		Japan	[776][777]
2021	Sentinelle	Klara	Lesbian	Olga Kurylenko	The first hint that Klara is lesbian is her observing the nude body of a female soldier in their locker room. Later, she dances with a woman in a nightclub and has a one-night stand with her.	France	[778]
2021	Silent Night	Alex	Lesbian	Kirby Howell-Baptiste		United Kingdom, United States	[779]
2021	Silent Night	Bella	Lesbian	Lucy Punch		United Kingdom, United States	[779]
2021	Single All the Way	Peter	Gay	Michael Urie	Peter asks his best friend Nick to pose as his boyfriend, and they develop feelings for each other. James is the blind date that Peter's mother sets him up with.	United States	[780][781]
		Nick		Philemon Chambers
		James		Luke Macfarlane
2021	Stillwater	Allison Baker	Lesbian	Abigail Breslin		United States	[782][783]
2021	The United States vs. Billie Holiday	Billie Holiday	Bisexual	Andra Day	Billie is first married to Jimmy Monroe. She later begins a relationship with Joe Guy, and FBI agent Jimmy Fletcher. Later in her life, she enters into an abusive marriage with Louis McKay. Tallulah and Billie were involved romantically. Tallulah and Billie kiss in the film's trailer, but not in the film.	United States	[784][785]
2021	The United States vs. Billie Holiday	Tallulah Bankhead	Bisexual	Natasha Lyonne		United States	[784][785]
2021	West Side Story	Anybodys	Trans man	iris menas		United States	[786]

2022

Year	Title	Character(s)	Identity	Actor	Notes	Country	Ref(s)
2022	Am I Ok?	Lucy	Lesbian	Dakota Johnson		United States	[787][788]
2022	Badhaai Do	Shardul Thakur	Gay	Rajkummar Rao	Shardul and Suman enter into a lavender marriage to escape the pressure from their families. Rimjhim is Suman's girlfriend.	India	[789][790][791]
		Suman Singh	Lesbian	Bhumi Pednekar
		Rimjhim Jongkey	Lesbian	Chum Darang
2022	Everything Everywhere All at Once	Joy Wang / Jobu Tupaki	Lesbian	Stephanie Hsu		United States	[792]
2022	Everything Everywhere All at Once	Becky	Lesbian	Tallie Medel		United States	[792]
2022	Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore	Albus Dumbledore	Gay	Jude Law	Dumbledore and Grindelwald are confirmed to have been in a past romantic relationship with each other.	United States	[793]
2022	Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore	Gellert Grindelwald	Gay	Mads Mikkelsen		United States	[793]
2022	Marry Me	Parker Debbs	Lesbian	Sarah Silverman	Parker is a huge fan of Kat Valdez and a friend of Charlie. She takes him and his daughter to a concert by Valdez, carrying a sign that says "Marry Me!". Parker asks Charlie to hold the sign while she shoots a video of Valdez performing a song. Valdez sees the sign and picks Charlie to marry her. Parker encourages Charlie to go along with it.	United States	[794]
2022	Master	Gail Bishop	Lesbian	Regina Hall		United States	[795]
2022	Scream	Mindy Meeks-Martin	Lesbian	Jasmin Savoy Brown	During Amber's party, Mindy wants to get with another girl and the next scene shows Mindy making out with her.	United States
		Tara Carpenter	Lesbian	Jenna Ortega
		Amber Freeman	Bisexual	Mikey Madison

Non-merged films

1990–1999 (non-merged)

Year	Title	Character(s)	Identity	Actor	Country	Ref(s)
1991	Soapdish	Montana Moorehead	Trans woman	Cathy Moriarty
1992	Single White Female	Graham Knox	Gay	Peter Friedman	United States	[796]
1996	Camping Cosmos	Harry / Arno	Gay	Arno Hintjens
1996	Don't Be a Menace...	Loc Dog	Bisexual	Marlon Wayans
1998	Dark Harbor	David Weinberg	Bisexual	Alan Rickman	United States	[797]
1998	Dark Harbor	Young Man	Gay	Norman Reedus	United States	[797]

2000–2009 (non-merged)

Year	Title	Character(s)	Identity	Actor	Country
2001	Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back	Brodie Bruce/Banky Edwards	Gay	Jason Lee
2004	The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou	Alistair Hennessey	Bisexual	Jeff Goldblum
2005	C.R.A.Z.Y.	Zachary Beaulieu	Bisexual	Marc-André Grondin	Canada
2006	Another Gay Movie	Jarod	Gay	Jonathan Chase
2009	I Love You, Beth Cooper	Rich Munsch	Bisexual	Jack Carpenter
2009	The Joneses	Mick Jones	Gay	Benjamin Hollingsworth

2010–2019 (non-merged)

Year	Title	Character(s)	Identity	Actor	Notes	Country	Ref(s)
2010	Easy A	Brandon	Gay	Dan Byrd		United States
2010	The Last Exorcism	Logan	Gay	Logan Craig Reid		United States
2011	Dear Santa	Pete Kennedy	Gay	Patrick Creery	His sexuality is not stated in the film; however, he is depicted as stereotypically gay.	Canada
2011	J. Edgar	J. Edgar Hoover	Gay	Leonardo DiCaprio		United States
2012	Foodfight!	Vlad Chocul	Gay	Larry Miller		United States
2013	The Bling Ring	Marc Hall	Gay	Israel Broussard		United States, United Kingdom, France, Germany, Japan
2013	Geography Club	Russell Middlebrook	Gay	Cameron Deane Stewart		United States
2013	Starred Up	Neville Love	Gay	Ben Mendelsohn		United Kingdom	[798]
2014	Dear White People	Lionel Higgins	Gay	Tyler James Williams		United States
2014	Jongens	Marc	Gay	Ko Zandvliet		Netherlands
2014	Jongens	Sieger	Gay	Gijs Blom		Netherlands
2014	Obvious Child	Joey	Gay	Gabe Liedman		United States
2015	Most Likely to Die	Jade	Lesbian	Tess Christiansen		United States
2017	F the Prom	TJ	Gay	Luke Bilyk		United States

Notes

First name changed after film release.
First name changed after film release.

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