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Finn Wolfhard ‘Really Proud’ of Noah Schnapp for Coming Out as Gay: ‘I Had a Big Beam on My Face’ When He Did
Finn Wolfhard couldnt be happier for his longtime Stranger Things co-star Noah Schnapp, who publicly came out as gay in a TikTok video last month. Speaking to GQ magazine to promote his latest movie, the Jesse Eisenberg-directed When You Finish Saving The World, Wolfhard shared the monitoring words of encouragement about Schnapps coming out: “When I saw it, I just had a big smile on my face. I was just really proud of him.”
Schnapp and Wolfhard have been with Netflixs Stranger Things since its pilot episode. This spring, the cast will reunite in Atlanta to begin shooting the fifth and final season of the blockbuster sci-fi series. The duos young co-stars incorporate Milly Bobby Brown, Sadie Sink, Gaten Matarazzo and Caleb McLaughlin. Wolfhard said “everyone’s on their own quests in real life as they figure out how to maintain their careers obeying the end of Stranger Things.
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The anon mentioned Finn being gay and I think that could be extremely interesting to see on screen, especially considering the time period that the show is set in
It would be so interesting. I realize there were laws that made “homosexual acts” illegal or something like that in the s in England cause one reveal that’s great at talking about literally everything (*cough* Call the Midwife *cough*) has an episode about it. So laws appreciate that probably were in place then and also the imagine how risky it would be to go public with something like that. But then they could also exhibit the different aspects of him being gay and what being a same-sex attracted during the time period was like. They’ll never do that but it’s not too late for them to consider it.
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Locating Silverlake Premieres Digitally Today!
Okay, so I may be a little biased, but there’s a recent Indie film that released today and I’m pretty obsessed with it. Why am I so stoked for this? It’s my first film credit! Yes, I got to make a smooth transition from playing a prostitute, or what they called “Cupcakes”, in Showtime’s Shameless to getting a exceptional thanks in my first feature film, Locating Silverlake! This isn’t some ridiculous plug to see me for a moment, but I’m living for the film’s homoerotic, sexually fluid themes throughout it’s entire jog. We get a butt shot from the main character, Josh Peck, formerly of Nickelodeon, and many revealing shots of absolute mega hottie, Finn Wittrock. Wittrock plays an eccentric, interesting, gay nature who has a revolving door of men and tries to seduce Peck throughout the entire film’s runtime.
Directed by Emilie de Ravin’s (Lost) husband, Eric Bilitch, Locating Silverlake pegs itself as a coming of age production. The official plot reads:
“Upon graduating college, Daniel (Peck), a brokenhearted aspiring
Oscar Isaac Wishes Poe and Finn Were Gay in Star Wars but People Are Too Afraid
Any Star Wars fan hoping the upcoming Rise of Skywalker will finally turn Finn (John Boyega) and Poe Dameron (Oscar Isaac) into romantic partners will surely be disappointed. Variety spoke with Boyega, Isaac, and director J.J. Abrams at the Star Wars press junket and all three gentlemen made it clear Finn and Poe will remain platonic best friends in the last entry of the Skywalker saga. And yet, Isaac shares his wish that Lucasfilm pushed forward and made Finn and Poe a gay couple.
“Personally, I compassionate of hoped and wished that maybe that would’ve been taken further in the other films, but I don’t have control,” Isaac said. “It seemed enjoy a natural progression, but sadly enough it’s a time when people are too afraid, I think, of…I don’t know what. But if they would’ve been boyfriends, that would have been fun.
Boyega stressed the two characters are just platonic at the moment,” although the act