Interviews and voices
Transgender interviews from GoPride's conversations with artists, creators and community voices.
Luke Antony Neville
“Every character in the show has many moments of comedy. But everyone also has a true, beautifully written moment of sincerity.”
Gwynne Wood
“I think a lot of the truth lies in the sort of messy middle, and this show really delves into that messy middle.”
Jer
“I think anyone wants to work with someone who's grateful and happy to be at work.”
John Early and Theda Hammel
“This movie is attempting to show people who in our daily life we would just dismiss or possibly shun”
NOAHFINNCE
“I am incapable of keeping my mouth shut about everything I feel!”
Claud
“Receiving a package from Paul Rudd is my breakout role!”
Robin Skinner
“I have always been connected to lemons because of my Lemon Boy album.”
Sav Souza
“there have been moments where we've needed to navigate just transphobia in the world and in the industry...”
Miki Ratsula
“Straight people silencing queer trans people is why queer people can’t live their lives to the fullest.”
Addison Grace
“Now that I am a comfortable guy and know who I am, I can come out to the crowd every night in concert.”
Hennessy Winkler
“"You know Annie used to be a dream role of mine. Then I transitioned so now I get to play her boyfriend!"”
Em Hadick
“My mom really loved movie musicals, they were always on and I would sing along and I would dance along”
Angelica Ross
“I have been acting my whole life.”
Molly Brennan
“I especially want queer folks that might feel they are not part of the theater world but want to do it come see it.”
Sara Davis Buechner
“Now if we can just get that orange rug out of the White House everything will be just fine!”
Will Davis
“A lot of my work has been about identity in different ways.”
Kinley Preston
“I want to continue to pave the way and knock down doors to make things easier for people after me and of course changing people’s perspective.”
“It took me a long time to accept myself, and now it is important to me to be authentic in my identity - even in places where it isn't easy to do, such as sports.”
Brody Runge never dreamed that he would be the subject of a TLC documentary simply for being himself
