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Loud & Queer: What ‘trans actors in trans roles’ really means, plus a sit down with Philip La Rosa
Following the revelation that Eddie Redmayne regrets his role as a trans character in the Oscar-nominated film The Danish Girl, Liz and Bailey discuss why the idea of trans actors being cast for trans roles is important.
Liz also has a lovely chat with Perth-based queer artist Philip La Rosa, who released a new single in November and recently got engaged.
*Note: This episode aired on Sunday, November 28 of 2021. Keep this in mind when listening to the news whip and other time-relevant aspects of the show.
Guests
Philip La Rosa.
Contributors
Laura Bailey and Liz Busch.
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Topics: Art, Comedy, Community, Culture, Education, Film, Music, News, Pop Culture
Tags: ace, acting, aro, Aromantic, asexual, bi, bisexual, black sky song, eddie redmayne, gay, lesbian, LGBT, lgbtqia+, loud and queer, media, New Music, non binary, philip la rosa, queer, queer liberation, representation, the danish girl, Trans, trans actors, trans liberation
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