Just in time for pride month, the first trailer for the much-anticipated Love, Simon spinoff series Love, Victor has arrived.
Love, Victor picks up in Creekwood High (Simon’s alma matter) as the new student Victor navigates the perils of student life, and struggles with his own sexuality. For guidance, he begins writing letters to Simon, detailing life in the school and his own thoughts about coming out.
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The trailer also offers a look at some of the characters in the series: Victor’s friends Mia, Benji and Felix, and their high school woes; his parents Armando and Isabel, who struggle with their own relationship difficulties; and Bram, Simon’s boyfriend, who offers his own bits of guidance to Victor.
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Michael Cimino, Ana Ortiz, James Martinez, Isabella Ferreira, Mateo Fernandez, Rachel Naomi Hilson, Bebe Wood, George Sear, Anthony Turpel, and Mason Gooding all star in the series. Keiynan Lonsdale and Nick Robinson also reprise their roles from Love, Simon in a supporting role, and as a narrator, respectively.
Love, Victor arrives on Hulu June 19.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uh-IaEaEdE0&feature=youtu.be
nelsonpibe
LOVELY!!!
Jake123
Grrr it’s annoying we don’t have Hulu over here in Ireland. CURSE YOU DISNEY!!!
pharaon.em.joe
Can’t you get it on the internet?
MacAdvisor
Companies like Hulu have restrictions on the licensing where they may show material and one restriction is geographically based. The ISP is a quick tell what region someone is in and the companies can block material based on that location. However, one can use spoofing software to mimic another geographic location. It would be a huge amount of trouble, though. If this is any good, it will be licensed out quickly enough to other regions in the world.
Cam
Good trailer, will definitely be tuning in.
Charlie in Charge
I like the progression of things being a little more challenging for the protagonist in this one – will watch!
stuffedpuppy
I sure feel queer & fuzzy. From the trailer for ‘Love, Victor’…everyone seems so adorable esp. Victor!!