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Michael Cimino is taking the good with the bad.The 21-year-old actor stars as Victor Salazar on the Hulu series. While Cimino identifies as straight, he's received some backlash, as well as death threats, for playing a gay character.«I’ve definitely had some criticism from the LGBT community for being in the role,» Cimino told, aware that some LGBTQ roles go to straight people.

The great Willem Dafoe was born in Appleton, Wisconsin, in 1955. Since his first uncredited appearance in Michael Cimino’s “Heaven’s Gate” – in which Dafoe, enjoying his first real Hollywood gig before going on to star in Kathryn Bigelow’s arty biker tone poem “The Loveless,” would go on to be fired for lying about speaking Dutch – the Oscar-nominated actor has featured in over a hundred films, all of which are automatically more interesting because he is in them.

The first season of “Love, Victor” offered a family-friendly journey out of the closet. Season 2 picks up right where Season 1 left off, as the protagonist, Victor (Michael Cimino), finally tells his family he’s gay.

is back with 10 binge-worthy episodes full of swoony moments straight out of a rom-com, epic speeches that will leave you asking who's cutting onions and a final scene that is sure to set social media ablaze.After officially coming out at the end of season 1, Victor (Michael Cimino) is now in the perfect relationship with the perfect boyfriend, Benji (George Sear).

2018 movie “Love, Simon,” the series follows high school student Victor Salazar (Cimino) as he comes of age on a journey of self-discovery. In Season 1, he moved to a new school in Atlanta, joined the basketball team, made friends including goofy Felix (Anthony Turpel), got a girlfriend, Mia, (Rachel Hilson) and realized his feelings for Benji (George Sear) before finally coming out.

is tackling a new «L» word in season 2: Lust. The first season ended with Victor Salazar (Michael Cimino) getting a rom-com-worthy kiss with Benji (George Sear) and officially coming out of the closet.

’s season 2 trailer, very much sums up the sweet Hulu YA drama, which will premiere June 11 on Hulu. As Benji’s now boyfriend, Victor Salazar (Michael Cimino), is finding out, coming out is not always as easy as Simon Spier (Nick Robinson), now a legend in Victor’s Creekwood High School, made it sound. “Screw you,” he’d told Simon (over DMs!) in the show’s very first episode.

's first season ended on a cliffhanger — as Victor (Michael Cimino) finally told his parents that he's gay -- and that's exactly where the trailer for season 2 starts. But based on this first look, Victor won't just be coming out to his family this year, but to the whole school.«I want to tell people.

Heaven’s Gate, Michael Cimino’s Western epic that turns 40 on Nov. 19, earned a place in Hollywood infamy for bankrupting United Artists and bringing the curtain down on the auteur era of the 1970s.

He may share a name with the late Academy Award-winning filmmaker behind 1978’s but young up-and-coming actor Michael Cimino is having no problem standing out on his own. Born and raised in Las Vegas, the actor, singer and guitar player had made a mark in the horror film — where he also put his musical skills to work. His song, “Everything I Own,” was included in the film’s soundtrack.

Love, Victor star Michael Cimino talks about the Hulu series, and Loni Love advises all to read her latest book.Plus reviews of HBO’s powerful Welcome to Chechnya, Netflix’s extraordinary Dark, and the sweet gay romance Breaking Fast.And a ton of new, new Selfie Scenes, and Last Word.Click on the cover below to read the issue now or download it to your computer or device for reading later!As a free LGBTQ publication, Metro Weekly relies on advertising in order to bring you unique, high quality

Love, Victor” is his breakout role.The Las Vegas-born actor isn’t really new to Hollywood — he’s done stray episodes of shows such as CBS’s “Training Day” in 2017 and short films including “Dog Days” in 2018. But “Love, Victor” marks his first time as a series regular and in a starring role.

, the spinoff series of the 2018 flick , fans meet Victor (Michael Cimino), a student at the same high school where Simon (Nick Robinson) once had his own coming out story. When Victor's family moves to town, the teen is eager to be himself, but discovers that's harder than he thought.

Michael Cimino is opening up about how his gay cousin helped him in the title role for Love, Victor.

Michael Cimino is stealing hearts as Victor Salazar! Just days after premiered on Hulu, its leading man has landed onto the scene with a splash.While he got his big-screen break in the 2019 flick , it's that's sure to make him a household name.The 20-year-old actor brings charm, heart and sincerity to his role as a gay teenager struggling to find himself and come out to his religious family. «I definitely want [viewers] to know that Victor is outgoing and kind and also kind of a fixer.

, with Nick Robinson reprising his role via voiceover to narrate his and Victor's DMs back and forth. It takes another eight episodes before Victor meets Simon, and we finally get to see him in the flesh again.«Nick Robinson was very excited to be part of this,» says executive producer Elizabeth Berger, who wrote both the movie and series with Isaac Aptaker.

's first season, a lot has changed for Victor Salazar: He makes a new friend in a certain blog-posting Creekwood alum, shares a disastrous kiss with his dream guy — and then eventually a real first kiss — and finally gains the courage to come out to his parents.

When “Love, Simon,” Greg Berlanti’s rom-com about a closeted kid in Atlanta, debuted in 2018, it did so as the first-ever gay teen film from a major studio. As such, it had roughly 150 years of straight cinema (and centuries of LGBT existence) to measure up to, and many queer viewers found it lacking.

. In the spinoff of 2018's, Victor finds himself the new kid at Creekwood High, where Simon Spier once shared a first kiss with his mystery guy, Blue, atop a Ferris wheel in front of the whole school.Hearing the tale of Simon's triumphant coming out experience, Victor slides into Simon's Instagram DMs, not to seek guidance on his own journey but to tell him, ".

We have a feeling you're going to fall hard for Victor.

Michael Cimino makes his debut at a new high school as Victor in the brand new trailer for Love, Victor.

By Ellise Shafer

2 min read The Hulu platform in the US has released an extract from the series “Love, Victor”, taken from the gay rom-com “Love, Simon“. Never has coffee been so sexy.

We have a feeling you're going to fall hard for Victor.

The first trailer for the upcoming Love, Victor series has been released!