BezzaHead 🇺🇦 @HeadBerry

Raised on a diet of broken biscuits. Joined October 2013

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BezzaHead 🇺🇦 @HeadBerry

21 minutes ago

After the week I’ve had I’d do it for nothing!

Mr. Mike @mrmikeMTL

11 hours ago

No human interaction for 7 days. $1,000,000. Could you do it?

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Daniel Sugarman @Daniel_Sugarman

9 hours ago

BREAKING: Andy Burnham announces exciting new plan to move Eurotunnel to Manchester.

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@London__Smoke ❤️Becks he’s never hidden where he’s come from and he always has time for fans, especially kids. I also heard lovely things about him when he was camped out at his dad’s bedside in an NHS hospital. Proper decent fella. Even my husband likes him and he’s a diehard Liverpool fan

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BezzaHead 🇺🇦 @HeadBerry

6 hours ago

@andyburnham People haven’t given up, they’re just frustrated that politics is being done to them and not serving them.

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BezzaHead 🇺🇦 @HeadBerry

7 hours ago

@BradfemlyWalsh @thesundaysport Fuck! Do we now think PN is just an elaborate ruse?

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BezzaHead 🇺🇦 @HeadBerry

7 hours ago

@London__Smoke Pure daft lad humour and joy in the moment.

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James Dreyfus @DreyfusJames

6 months ago

Mmmm. Very pretty & professional looking, I’ll admit… I’ll also admit I wasn’t instrumental in LGB activism, like Bev Jackson, Kate Harris or Fred Sargeant, but, if I may, I’d like to correct the multitude of errors that litter this statement (again, very pretty, all typed out neatly, by Miffy The Whiffy Gamer… either from some bot or his imagination) But let’s get a few facts straight, shall we? I’ve been a vocally out gay actor since 1990. In those days, if you were gay, & open about it, you were only cast in gay parts. And it was bloody difficult. I worked for The London Gay Theatre Company in 1992 & 1994. I was in many different LGB plays throughout the 90’s, & was interviewed & spoke about being “openly gay” with Gay Times, Attitude, The Pink Paper & many other gay publications. In every interview I gave, it was mentioned (much to my eventual boredom & to the irritation of the gay press, who seemed to be frustrated at me for not believing that being gay was the most interesting thing about me.) In 1993, I was part of the West End cast of “Elegies for Angels, Punks & Raging Queens”, alongside Regina Fong, Simon Fanshawe, Trudie Styler, Kim Cresswell & many others. The show was about those who’d died from AIDS, & every night, we raised a significant amount of money for AIDS charities. We also all performed on the main stage at Pride that year. In 1994, I was in New York during the Gay Games, where I made a film about lesbian ice skating, which we shot on location. I marched with Ian Mckellen (who was also in the film) & Martin Sherman, to celebrate the Games. In 1996, myself & 6 other openly gay actors were part of a successful little indie film called “Boyfriends”. Again, we all vocally supported gay rights in various interviews. In 1997, Stonewall invited me to their Equality Show at the Albert Hall, to high kick with the Tiller Girls, as part of a small group of out performers, including Stephen Fry, Jimmy Somerville, Simon Fanshawe, to encourage others to come out & be proud. Yes, we were actually “celebrated” by Stonewall back then, believe it or not. In 1999, I played a controversial, purposefully vile gay character in Jonathan Harvey’s sitcom ‘Gimme Gimme Gimme’. It was controversial because it was one of the first gay characters that was entirely comfortable with his sexuality, was vulgarly open about it & wasn’t always portrayed in a positive light. The gay press were not happy, initially, but it apparently grew on them. The series continued until 2001. Again, I did interview after interview discussing & championing gay rights. In 2000, I played Bette Midler’s ‘openly gay’ musical accompanist, Oscar, in the short lived sitcom ‘Bette’. Being a series regular, I used my voice in interviews to speak up for gay rights. In 2004, I took part in the first series of Gordon Ramsey’s Hell’s Kitchen, raising £40, 000 for my chosen charity The Terence Higgins Trust, which I publicly supported & endorsed endlessly. Do bear in mind, there was no social media as we know it now. I joined Twitter in 2014. From 2000 to 2014, LGB people had achieved equality & for the first time, it seemed to be ok to be gay. I rejoined the fight online when I saw the damage the TQ+ was now was doing to the rights we’d, as gay people, had already won, at much cost. I was reluctant & angry, as I’d thought we’d been there, done that, bought the t-shirt etc. But no. So if you mean I played no part in the fight for LGB rights, you’d either be wrong or lying. The world didn’t start with the advent of the internet. Perhaps if I stuck on a red beret, a dress, held an Antifa flag & hollered at a crowd through a megaphone to “punch terfs in the f**king face”, I’d already be lauded as a “champion of LGBTQIA+ rights”. Maybe that was my mistake…🤷 Please RETWEET as my reach is yet again severely restricted. Thank you.

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BezzaHead 🇺🇦 @HeadBerry

21 hours ago

@mrsDugskullery I say it and so do my kids who are both in their 20s

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BezzaHead 🇺🇦 @HeadBerry

21 hours ago

@BradfemlyWalsh Fuck me.

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BezzaHead 🇺🇦 @HeadBerry

23 hours ago

@BradfemlyWalsh Fucking hell. The sun really is a rag. I hope this guy sues them. I have a friend who is an ex special victims police officer, she left the force and has been in therapy on and off for years.