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Hunter Schafer Says She Doesn't Lean Into the Fact She’s Transgender

TMZ.com Wednesday, 3 April 2024
Hunter Schafer wants people to stop harping on the fact she's transgender -- in fact, she doesn't even take on trans roles anymore ... even though she became famous through one. The "Euphoria" star tells GQ she's taking intentional steps to shift…
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'Euphoria' Star Hunter Schafer Says She's Turned Down "Tons" of Trans Roles | THR News 01:49

Hunter Schafer said she's turned down many trans roles and is saying she wants the public to stop focusing on her trans identity. In a new GQ cover story the 'Euphoria' star said, "I just want to be a girl and finally move on." She added that she's even hesitant to say the word "trans" in interviews.

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Hunter Schafer Hunter Schafer American actress and model (born 1998)

Euphoria Season 3 Confirmed to Begin Filming in January 2025 | THR News Video [Video]

Euphoria Season 3 Confirmed to Begin Filming in January 2025 | THR News Video

We finally know when HBO's 'Euphoria' will head back into production. After a very long hiatus, filming on the drama's third season is slated to begin in January 2025 — just about three years after the premiere of season two. HBO says the whole principal cast is set to return, including stars Zendaya, Sydney Sweeney, Jacob Elordi and Hunter Schafer. An airdate hasn't been set, yet, but it's unlikely that 'Euphoria' will be ready to go before late next year, which would mean a gap of up to four years between seasons.

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GQ GQ American monthly men's magazine

Russell Crowe Reacts to Dakota Johnson's 'Madame Web' Backlash | THR News Video [Video]

Russell Crowe Reacts to Dakota Johnson's 'Madame Web' Backlash | THR News Video

Russell Crowe is defending superhero movies in the wake of Dakota Johnson's 'Madame Web' comments. Crowe, who next stars in 'Kraven the Hunter,' gave a candid interview to GQ where at one point he was asked about Johnson saying that the recent box office disappointment of 'Madame Web' felt like it was "made by a committee" and pushed back on the notion that actors should have high personal artistic expectations for making films in the genre.

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