Alex is mistakenly housed with two guys, Stuart and Eddy, in a college dorm. Despite initial problems, they become friends. Stuart likes Alex, Alex likes Eddy, and Eddy likes Stuart. Can this dynamic work?
Threesome has an appealing cast and a premise that was unusually frank about bisexual curiosity and same-sex attraction for a mainstream 1994 comedy. Critics were understandably frustrated by its shallow script and tonal uncertainty, but Josh Charles gives Eddy real sensitivity, and the film retains some nostalgic value as a sexually curious college comedy.
Alex is mistakenly housed with two guys, Stuart and Eddy, in a college dorm. Despite initial problems, they become friends. Stuart likes Alex, Alex likes Eddy, and Eddy likes Stuart. Can this dynamic work?
Threesome has an appealing cast and a premise that was unusually frank about bisexual curiosity and same-sex attraction for a mainstream 1994 comedy. Critics were understandably frustrated by its shallow script and tonal uncertainty, but Josh Charles gives Eddy real sensitivity, and the film retains some nostalgic value as a sexually curious college comedy.
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