The Film That Lit My Fuse is a Deadline video series that aims to create an antidote to industry headline uncertainty by bringing the conversation back to the creative ambitions, formative influences and inspirations of some of Deadline’s artists on today’s big screen. .
Each episode asks the same five questions. Today’s topic is Billy Porter, making his feature film directorial debut. everything is possible, which debuts today on Prime Video. The picture tells the story of an innovative school, as its protagonist Kelsa (Renee Elise Goldsbury) is a trans student who tries to orient herself in life when a beautiful student likes it and wants to go out on a date, knowing the drama that can derive from it. will follow.
As he explains in detail in this rather touching piece for Fuse, Porter has maintained his identity and values since he graduated from Carnegie Mellon School of Drama and entered the industry. Although his persistent presence may have delayed his arrival, Porter has become an actor, singer, writer, fashion icon and now director. Porter won the 2014 Tony Award for Best Actor in a Musical for his role as Lola. Extravagant boots, and a Grammy for Best Musical Theater Album for a Musical. It really took off and hit the zeitgeist in the FX series pose, starred in the role of Pray Tell and won the 2019 Emmy as a Lead Actor in a Drama Series. Porter also played the Fairy Godmother alongside Camila Cabello. it’s Cinderella For Amazon, that drives everything is possible for the serpentine. She won the second Tony Award for Producers. a strange cycle. Here Porter retraces the formative influences that brought him here.
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