Love, Victor
Love, Victor proves you don't need to be gay to play gay characters The heartfelt Disney Plus series is a moving depiction of gay romance – with two straight lead actors. By providing your information, you agree to our Terms of Use and our Privacy Policy. We use vendors that may also process your information to help provide our services.
I Have Big Problems With “Love, Victor” But I Can’t Stop
George Sear wonderfully essays the role of Benji Campbell, Victor’s openly gay classmate and crush. Benji’s confidence, charm, and positive-aura pull Victor towards him. With George portraying a gay character in such an outstanding way, fans wonder if the actor shares the same sexual identity in real life. Let’s find out, shall we?. As fans eagerly awaited the next installment in the Love, Simon franchise, many wondered how the Hulu series would differ from the film. It turns out, while both stories exist in the same universe with Love, Victor taking place just a year after the events in the original movie , the characters and storylines are totally unique. Love, Victor stars Michael Cimino and George Sear on why
Love Victor stars Michael Cimino (left) and George Sear for the Attitude Summer issue, out now to download and to order globally (Photography: Dennis Leupold; Styling: Douglas VanLaningham) “I got some homophobic comments — I kind of expected that to happen. I didn’t expect it from my own family members, though”, says Michael, who identifies as straight but converys Victor’s journey. CinemaBlend participates in affiliate programs with various companies. We may earn a commission when you click on or make purchases via links. 
Victor's Sexuality In 'Love, Victor' Is A Journey Throughout
With a cliffhanger of a Season 1 finale — Victor's parents telling him they're separating and him telling them he's gay in return — fans are hopeful this is just the start of Victor's story. For many of us, a highschool romance with our homo-leaning crush was damn near impossible, while watching it depicted on TV was unheard of. Even older viewers may find themselves enthralled and maybe even misty-eyed by this coming-of-age series.
Love, Victor
Love, Victor star Michael Cimino thinks it's OK for straight actors to play gay characters – but only if they're willing to put in the work. With George portraying a gay character in such an outstanding way, fans wonder if the actor shares the same sexual identity in real life. According to The Guardian, George Sear is not gay. 'Love, Victor' star says gay role sparked homophobia from his
Love, Victor is an American teen comedy drama television series created by Isaac Aptaker and Elizabeth Berger, inspired by and set in the same world as the film Love, Simon. . 
Love, Victor proves you don't need to be gay to play gay
It looked gay: I was in. First, where were the actual gay people? The actor playing Victor, Michael Cimino, identifies as straight (he consulted his gay cousin for help with the role). His love interest Benji is played by George Sear, who has never publicly stated his sexuality. .
Love, Victor star Michael Cimino on straight actors playing
Why ‘Love, Victor’ Star Michael Cimino Took a Gay Role Against Industry Advice Hulu's leading man is extremely passionate about LGBTQ rights and Latinx representation. By Jude Dry. .