Is jack dylan grazer gay

Fans also noticed that the actor has since listed “he/they” as his preferred pronouns on his Instagram page. Fans shared snippets from the stream on Twitter, including one that showed Grazer responding after a fan asked, "Are you gay?" He replied, "I'm bi" and quoted Alberto, his character in "Luca," by shouting, "Silenzio Bruno!"

Per People, the actor also shared his pronouns with fans via Instagram, sharing that he prefers he/they pronouns.

While discussing "Luca" with Cinema Blend in January, Grazer addressed the potential LGBTQ+ themes some have pointed out in the movie and admitted he had big ideas for a potential sequel.

Because he's not giving himself these labels.

The “We Are Who We Are” and “Shazam!” actor spoke about his sexuality for the first time publicly last week, telling fans via Instagram Live that he is bisexual. After the broadcast, fans also noticed that the actor updated his Instagram page to include his pronouns, which are he or they.

Although just 17, Grazer has a long list of credits to their name.

"You have an incredible storyline, and then the themes of fluidity, of self-inquiry and identity-questioning," he said.

Grazer continued that he believed it was "so important because people are now getting in touch with their intuition and their primal instincts, rather than living with the walls of conformity that we've been conditioned as humans to live with."

During an Instagram Live broadcast, a short clip from which was subsequently shared to Twitter, actor Jack Dylan Grazer confirmed he identifies as bisexual, after a fan questioned whether the 17-year-old was gay.

“I know for a fact that there will be dirty fan fiction, but I’m not talking about that while I’m promoting the movie.”

Still, he didn’t object to the prospect of deepening Luca and Alberto’s relationship in the future, noting it would “be cool if we got back together and fell in love” in a sequel. Your culture and entertainment cheat-sheet.

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Grazer’s revelation came amid a flurry of online speculation that “Luca,” released on Disney+ last month, is a coded (if kid-friendly) take on the LGBTQ experience. PopCulture nor ViacomCBS are responsible for prices subject to change.

Jack Dylan Grazer got very candid with fans during an Instagram Live in July where he officially came out as bisexual.

“Finally, Disney might actually venture into queer storytelling, a vast landscape of human experience that the studio has only meekly (and smugly) gestured toward in recent years,” observed Vanity Fair. The New York Times cheekily ran its glowing review of the film under the headline “Calamari by Your Name,” a wink at the 2017 gay romantic drama “Call Me by Your Name.”

Director Enrico Casarosa, however, has insisted that the relationship between Luca and Alberto is strictly platonic.

The movie, which features the voices of Sacha Baron Cohen and Maya Rudolph, follows the misadventures of Luca Paguro (Jacob Tremblay) and Alberto Scorfano (Grazer), two young sea monsters who set out to explore life on land upon discovering they share an ability to assume human form. On his character, Fraser's, refusal to label himself, Grazer previously told Vulture, "Fraser is not straight.

Grazer said Luca and Alfonso “are friends.” However, of a potential sequel, Grazer replied that thinks it would “be cool if we got back together and fell in love.”

Producer Andrea Warren, however, told Digital Spy they liked the idea that the metaphor of them being sea monsters “can apply to so many different things,” adding that the film has a theme of “openness and showing oneself,” as well as “community acceptance.” Casarosa, meanwhile, told the outlet, “we hope that sea monster could be a metaphor for all sorts of feeling different… It felt like a wonderful way to talk about that and having to accept ourselves first, whatever way we feel different.” Luca is now available for streaming on Disney+ with a subscription.

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The actor said he thought it was "more important than ever to display these things" and make them more visible. He's not bisexual. He then giggled and quoted his "Luca" character by hilariously shouting, "Silenzio, Bruno!" The move comes following Grazer's notable participation in coming-of-age LGBTQ+ series "We Are Who We Are," coincidentally also helmed by Luca Guadagnino.

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