US Pride cover edits out gay plot
A US DVD version of Pride has removed any reference to homosexuality from its cover.
January 5, 2015
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A US DVD version of Pride has removed any reference to homosexuality from its cover.
The DVD cover of the movie, based on the campaign of a gay and lesbian activist group, has been altered in the US – with any reference to the film's focal theme of homosexuality removed.
Somewhere over the Atlantic, gays and lesbians were dropped from the synopsis and a sign was erased from its artwork
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