Usually, When You're In A Movie, You're

I Just Don't Think I'm Special Because I'm An Actor And I Never Would. Of Course I Take What I Do Seriously Because I Love Doing It, And I Love Being In Films And Making Films, But I Don't Take Myself Seriously.

I'm Not Naive To The Fact That I'm An Out Gay Actor.

We're Trying, Despite Having Done Research And Having Obviously Preconceived Ideas, We Try Our Best To Be As Open-hearted As Possible, And Try To Create Context. So That's Always Going To Be The Challenge, Making A Program Like 'gaycation', And We Are Always Thinking About It, Reflecting On It, And Doing Our Best To Show The Whole Picture As Much As Possible In A 45-minute Span. Hopefully That Comes Across.

Sometimes Something Will Be Happening In Pop Culture And A Movie Will Be Right There, So You'll Have This Perception That Maybe The Movie Got There First. But In Reality, Culture Gets There First.

It's Really Crucial To Achieve That Balance With A Film Like This, Cause It Is Unique And Witty And Then There's The Tendency To Force That. It Becomes Contrived And I Know The Feeling Like, Give Me A Fork That I Can Stab In My Eye In Those Kinds Of Movies.