Rami Malek will star as a gay man with AIDS in Ira Sachs’s ’80s New York–set The Man I Love, with additional out actors joining via social media. Cynthia Erivo paused after an intense press tour to reflect on her West End stage production of Dracula, including experiences with toxic fandoms and entertainment rumors. Sony Pictures Classics teased an unspecified project connected to the queer romance Call Me By Your Name, prompting speculation about a sequel or a playful video game adaptation. Andrew Scott reflected on portraying an AI villain in The Comeback’s final season and previewed an upcoming biopic role as Ian Charleson, describing it as his biggest acting challenge. Other updates include a Queer Palm–winning horror film trailer and a record-breaking indie horror box office run.
"Following his Oscar-winning turn as Freddie Mercury in Bohemian Rhapsody, Rami Malek will once again play a gay man with AIDS in Ira Sachs's '80s NYC-set The Man I Love, and out actors like Wilson Cruz, Guy Branum & Johnny Sibilly are taking to social media to make their feelings known."
"After the whirlwind (tornado?) that was the multi-year press tour, Cynthia Erivo jumped right into an ambitious stage production of Dracula on the West End, but now the star is pausing to reflect on it all, from toxic fandoms to Ariana Granderumors to Wicked: For Good' s Oscars snubs."
"Amidst a very busy year, Andrew Scott reflects on being the casually villainous face of AI in Hollywood for The Comeback's final season & previews his upcoming biopic role as Ian Charleson, the Scottish actor who passed from AIDS in 1990: "It's the biggest acting challenge that I've ever had.""
"Sony Pictures Classics has been teasing... something related to their achingly beautiful queer romance Call Me By Your Name, but with little information to go off of, fans are speculating everything from a long-awaited sequel announcement to a (joking!) video game adaptation."
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