starri August 23, 2019 Share August 23, 2019 Disney+: We're making a Love, Simon sequel series. Me: Oh, that's interesting. Disney+: Ana Ortiz is playing the mom. Me: Give it to me right this second. Link to comment
possibilities August 29, 2019 Share August 29, 2019 I didn't know this was happening until I saw this forum. I liked the movie, but not as much as I expected to after all the praise it got. I am not sure what to expect from the show, but will give it a try and see how it turns out. Link to comment
paulvdb February 24, 2020 Share February 24, 2020 ‘Love, Simon’ Spinoff Series ‘Love, Victor’ Moves From Disney+ To Hulu, Sets Launch & Opens Season 2 Writers Room Quote The TV series inspired by the praised 2018 movie Love, Simon is moving from Disney+ to the Disney-controlled Hulu streaming service. The half-hour comedy, which will be titled Love, Victor after its protagonist, will debut in June, LGBTQ Pride month. The series, from This Is Us executive producers/co-showrunners Isaac Aptaker and Elizabeth Berger, who wrote the movie, and 20th Century Fox TV, just wrapped production on its 10-episode first season. Hulu brass appear bullish on the show and have already commissioned a writers’ room to start exploring stories for a possible second season. Quote The series centers on Victor (Michael Cimino), a new student at Creekwood High School, the high school featured in the movie, on his own journey of self-discovery, facing challenges at home, adjusting to a new city, and struggling with his sexual orientation. Love, Victor’s move from Disney+ to Hulu mirrors a similar relocation from Disney+ to Hulu of another series based on a movie, High Fidelity, headlined by Zoë Kravitz. Both involve realistic portrayal of issues faced by young adults that may not be appropriate for families to watch with their young kids, something that has become imperative for a Disney+ program. Link to comment
starri February 25, 2020 Share February 25, 2020 15 hours ago, paulvdb said: Both involve realistic portrayal of issues faced by young adults that may not be appropriate for families to watch with their young kids, something that has become imperative for a Disney+ program. This is...both disappointing and completely unsurprising. 3 Link to comment
starri May 27, 2020 Share May 27, 2020 Actual trailer. Charming AF. I think I also spotted Bram. Link to comment
paulvdb June 10, 2020 Share June 10, 2020 Premiere moved up to June 17 Quote This coming June 19 -- Juneteenth -- will mark 155 years since slavery was abolished in America. This date represents an important turning point for our nation and for human rights, and we believe that now, more than ever, it deserves to have its own day in the spotlight. For this reason, we are shifting the premiere dates for our new original series, Love, Victor and Taste the Nation, to June 17th and 18th, respectively. 1 Link to comment
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