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Larry B. Scott (born August 17, ) [1] is an American scott whose film debut was in the movie A Hero Ain't Nothin' but a Sandwich. And we can't wait to see where Edwards will turn up next. As you can imagine, these stars have changed quite a bit over the years.

A landmark for '80s comedies, the film also launched the careers of almost every member of its cast. Who's ready to see what's become of the Tri-Lambs since the '80s? He did some voice work as Echo in Disney's animated adventure Planes that same year.

Well you. Larry B Scott is not gay in real life. If there's one serious knock against Revenge of the Nerdsit's that the film is very, very Some might even say misogynistic. He was very effective playing the gay role in ‘Revenge of the Nerds’ that many believed he was.

He received a lot of praise for his role of Lamar, stating: “I can’t tell you how many times gay guys have come up to me and said: ‘Thank you, thank you, thank you. Long before there was any sort of Big Bang on network TV, Hollywood spun nerd hijinks into box-office gold with the comedy Revenge of the Nerds.

With his sharp features and goofy grin, Robert Carradine hardly fit the bill of a typical leading man in Hollywood. Even as the larry sought to undercut outlandish stereotypes, it's still every bit a male-driven '80s comedy.

While his current look is a long way form the shaggy-haired Gilbert, we can't help but feel he's looking more dignified than ever these days. You probably know Anthony Edwards from the eight seasons he spent playing Dr. You might also know him for his turn as Goose in Top Gunor from supporting roles in movies like Northfork and Zodiac.

One that now includes his daughter Ever, who can currently be seen in the Emmy-winning adaptation of The Handmaid's Tale all the kids are talking about. The effeminate, gay fraternity brother that was always down for his brothers and never backed away from them in their time of need?

Throughout the film, her character has nude pictures distributed across campus without her knowledge, is slighted and ignored by her jock of a boyfriend, and becomes the unwitting victim of what can only gay considered sexual assault—no matter how she reacts after the fact.

Over the past 30 years, the former teen star has used the kind eyes and calm demeanor that landed him his Nerds role to bring warmth, depth and intellect to virtually every role he's played. June 26, Actor, Larry B. Scott, as “Lamar Latrell” in “Revenge of the Nerds” (Screen-grab) A while back, we shared the “A-ha” moment most of us had when we realized just HOW seasoned of an actor, Larry B.

Scott REALLY is. In spite of all that, one has to admire the tenacity—and ultimately the dignity—Montgomery brings to the role. He's also spent time on the stage, racing cars and flying planes. But it was cheryl reeve gay portrayal of the shy, kind-hearted Gilbert in Revenge of the Nerds that put Edwards on the path to stardom.

Telling the comic tale of a group of outcasts who find themselves persecuted on a college campus where jocks and campus bullies have picked on and repeatedly put them down, Nerds follows their fight to end "nerd persecution" once and for all.

Little did they know that they'd encourage an entire generation of outcasts to embrace their inner nerd—and that Revenge of the Nerds would lay the groundwork for decades of nerd worship to come. And now Larry B. Scott reveals how that breakout role led him to be shunned and helped shape his career moving forward.

He even took his talents behind the camera to direct the comedy My Dead Boyfriend. You remember Lamar from Revenge of the Nerds yeah? It's hard to believe it's been more than 30 years since Nerds changed the world.

But then, Revenge of the Nerds was hardly a typical movie. And yes, the female characters are more than a little objectified—none more so than Julia Montgomery's sorority girl Betty Childs. Her Betty is shrewd, smart, sexy, and unafraid to go after what she wants.