“They’re not just the sassy stylist or the friend with a lot of attitude or the guys who’s going to help the straight guy pull it together. “I think we’re in this great boon time now where people are actually writing gay characters with three dimensions,” Bomer said. Bomer will reprise the role he played in the stage production as will the rest of the cast of all openly gay actors.
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There’s Emmy buzz surrounding his work as Will’s fiancé on “Will & Grace,” and he’s about to start shooting “The Boys in the Band,” the Netflix movie adaptation of the Tony-nominated Broadway play revival of the same name about a group of gay men in New York City in the late 1960s.
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In the DC Universe series “Doom Patrol,” he stars as gay superhero Larry Trainor (a.k.a. Since publicly coming out in 2012 when he thanked his husband, Hollywood publicist Simon Halls, and their three sons while accepting an award from an AIDS organization in Palm Springs, Bomer has played a slew of gay characters. “In a time where people are building up walls and separating off and cordoning themselves off from each other and different cultures and different ideologies, more than ever this was about a friendship that forms in the most unlikely of ways - that it’s our shared humanity that is really the only thing that can really save you from loneliness,” Bomer said. In all seriousness, Bomer says the movie has a message, one that resonates more today than anyone would have ever expected when they first began the project. “So it was so funny the politics of it all.” In the original script, he was supposed to be seen using multiple apps, but “the app companies were so particular about who’s doing what and you can’t have Scruff if you have Grindr and you can’t have Grindr if you have the bear one or whatever,” Bomer said, laughing. Sean first tries to cure his loneliness by hooking up through gay apps.
Writer-director John Butler’s “Papi Chulo” is the story of an unlikely friendship that develops between the Sean (a gay weatherman who is struggling with what appears to be a breakup with his longtime boyfriend) and his Mexican handyman Ernesto (Alejandro Patiño). Bomer also explains why he’s been playing more gay roles in recent years and why he’s “thoroughly impressed” with Pete Buttigieg. Bomer sat down for this week’s episode of “ The Big Ticket,” Variety and iHeart’s movie podcast, to talk about his new movie.
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