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- Billy Eichner as Bobby Lieber
- Luke Macfarlane as Aaron
- Brock Ciarlelli as Steve
- Monica Raymund as Tina
- Guillermo Díaz as Edgar
- Jim Rash as Robert
- Dot-Marie Jones as Cherry
- TS Madison as Angela
- Bowen Yang as Lawrence Grape
- Eve Lindley as Tamara
Comedian Billy Eichner first gained notoriety for his off-the-wall game show Billy on the Street. The series' cultural relevance has long outlasted its five-season run through internet memes and TikTok audios. Soon after, Eichner had two memorable roles on two iconic television shows, Parks and Recreation and Bob's Burgers. The actor is most recogn...
Luke Macfarlane's first film role was Kinsey, a biopic about the eponymous sexologist who introduced the idea that sexuality exists on a spectrum to western academia and psychology. In the 2010s, he guest starred on many shows, including The CW's Beauty & the Beast and Supergirl. Last holiday season, Macfarlane appeared in the Christmas comedy Sing...
Actor Brock Ciarlelli might be most recognizable to fans of the sitcom The Middle, where he played Sue Heck's ex-boyfriend and gay best friend, Brad. Their relationship is mostly played for laughs, as Sue seemingly unwittingly overlooks Brad's stereotypically gay personality traits. However, in Season 7, Brad tries to come out to Sue. Sue doesn't l...
Monica Raymund has appeared in a multitude of crime dramas in her career, including Lie To Me, The Good Wife, and a leading role in Hightown, which premiered on Starz in 2020. She also appeared in the crossover television series Chicago P.D., Chicago Fire and Chicago Med as Gabriela Dawson. Raymund has been publicly out as a bisexual since 2014 via...
Guillermo Díaz gained notoriety for his role as Scarface in the stoner classic Half-Baked starringDave Chappelle, and went on to appear alongside his co-star on Chappelle's Show. One of Díaz's first film roles was the drag queen La Miranda in the historical fiction Stonewall about the riot that started Pride. In 2019, he was a guest judge on season...
Rick and Morty co-creator Dan Harmon's TV show Community featured one of the best representations of fluid gender expression in the history of the small screen. The Dean, played by Jim Rash, steals the spotlight in every scene he's in through his earnest attraction to series protagonist Jeff Winger and his fabulous, gender-bending outfits that riva...
Dot-Marie Jones is legendary for her performance of Coach Sheldon Beiste in the television show Glee. Coach Beiste is one of the few transgender men ever depicted on TV. Jones is married to a woman and has played butch lesbians on many shows and movies, such as American Horror Story: Cult, and Material Girls starring Hilary and Hailey Duff. In the ...
In 2021, Ts Madison became the first black trans woman to produce and star in her own reality show The Ts Madison Experience. Madison, a former sex-worker, appeared in the film Zola, a true story about a sex work opportunity gone wrong. She makes music as well, and has collaborated with fellow black LGBTQ+ artists RuPaul and Todrick Hall. Most rece...
Bowen Yang made Saturday Night Live history as the first Chinese-American cast member and the third openly gay male in the iconic sketch comedy show's 47 seasons. According to Out magazine, Yang wrote "the gayest SNL sketch of all time", a gay porn parody featuring Emma Stone. This summer, he starred in another gay romantic comedy, Hulu and Searchl...
Transgender actress Eve Lindley made her first film appearance in All We Had, directed by Katie Holmes. In 2018, Lindley played one of the most iconic transgender activists of all time, Sylvia Rivera, in the short film Happy Birthday Marsha! which centered around a fictional account of the hours preceding the Stonewall Riots. She also appeared in o...
Box office. $14.8 million [3][4] Bros is a 2022 American romantic comedy film starring Billy Eichner and Luke Macfarlane as two gay men in Manhattan who avoid commitment but are drawn to each other. The film is directed by Nicholas Stoller based on a screenplay he co-wrote with Eichner and is produced by Stoller, Judd Apatow, and Josh Church.
- Billy Eichner As Bobby Leiber (He/Him) Bros centers on Bobby Leiber, a journalist and podcaster working on the launch of the first LGBTQ+ history museum.
- Luke Macfarlane As Aaron Shepard (He/Him) Luke Macfarlane plays the second lead character, Aaron Shepard, a muscular, miserable estate lawyer and Bobby’s love interest in Bros.
- Dot-Marie Jones As Cherry (She/Her) Fans of Glee will recognize Dot-Marie Jones from her role as Coach Sheldon Beiste in the long-running musical television series.
- Miss Lawrence As Wanda (He/Him; She/Her) Best known as a singer and activist and for playing Miss Bruce in the TV series Star and Miss Freddy in the film The United States vs. Billie Holiday, Miss Lawrence co-stars in Bros as the character Wanda, another member of the LGBTQ+ history museum board.
Apr 21, 2022 · Bros already makes history in three different ways.It is the first major studio gay rom-com, the first studio film featuring an all-LGBTQ+ cast in both queer and straight roles, and its creator ...
Apr 28, 2022 · Jim Rash. Via: Sony Pictures Television. Another comedy favorite, Jim Rash is arguably most recognizable as part of the ensemble cast of Community, portraying Dean Craig Pelton. After taking a few ...
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Jul 16, 2022 · "From the ferocious comic mind of Billy Eichner (Billy on the Street, 2019's The Lion King) and the hitmaking brilliance of filmmakers Nicholas Stoller (the Neighbors films, Forgetting Sarah Marshall) and Judd Apatow (The King of Staten Island, Trainwreck), comes Bros, a smart, swoony and heartfelt comedy about how hard it is to find another tolerable human being to go through life with."
