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So when he taped his audition, he offered two different versions to the executive producers: one that was written on the page and one that he could proudly stand behind personally and professionally. Smith became the first Black trans man to land a regular series role on network television when he was cast in Septemberjoining the likes of his transfeminine counterpart Laverne Cox.

They want to see themselves. I think this time is ripe for that kind of acceptance. Strand and Carlos Reyes. Rubinstein rafael.silva Silva met more than two years ago during a chemistry read at the Fox Studio Lot in Los Angeles, an encounter that they said in separate interviews felt akin to catching lightning in a bottle.

Rubinstein said that as they were shooting a scene in a bar toward the end of the first seasonhe opened up to Gay about his life and his experiences with different people.

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And what was that experience like? They have been gay most supportive, actually. Silva echoed many of those sentiments, praising Rubinstein for not only trusting him with such a sensitive topic but for also choosing to come out on his own accord and on his own timeline. And I think while we were developing our work, while we were getting to know each other, I think it was Carlos and T.

If all things were equal, then yes, any actor should be able to play any part. A study published last year by the Latino Donor Collaborative found that, while Latinos make up about But I think the essence of the show is very much there. The first two seasons are streaming on Hulu and Fox Now. Max Gao is a freelance entertainment and sports journalist based in Toronto.

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