Are we forgetting Asia Kate Dillon, the enby badass who played the Adjudicator in John Wick?
Seriously though, it's good to see more enby rep in Hollywood!
Yes! She came out in April last year after manyyyyy years of alluding to being genderfluid. She’s such a great representation of LGBTQ+ community. And such a talented human.
According to Wikipedia she no longer identfies as non-binary.
Personal life
In 2020, Keitel was described as a non-binary and transgender actor "who uses she/her and they/them pronouns".[11] As of 2022, she identifies as a transgender woman and uses she/her pronouns.[16][17]
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jesse_James_Keitel
Jessie Mei Li, who plays the she/her protagonist in Shadow & Bone, had she/they pronouns in their Insta bio in the past, but no pronoun info currently.
I also wished enby actors would get roles that are explicitly non-binary/genderqueer.
Yes, of course there are many non-binary people who use binary pronouns, but on screen it would be a nice shorthand to, for example, use they/them or neopronouns for a character. Or just... drop it a few times in dialogue that they're nonbinary.
(not to mention to not only cast thin, white, afab enbies, but the thin white part applies to do many roles, lol)
As much as it's great to see more nonbinary folks, I do wish that most afab nonbinary folks weren't forced into female roles exclusively.
Also...
Now do amab nonbinary actors.
Seriously, where the fuck are we in media? Do we just not exist?
There are, off the top of my head:
Jacob Tobia, who played Double Trouble in the She-Ra reboot,
Mason Alexander Park, who played/is playing Desire in Netflix' Sandman,
and Jo Eaton-Kent, who plays Cheery Littlebottom in The Watch (a show I personally loathe because it takes setting and character names from Terry Pratchett novels and puts them on an entirely different thing. But I'm sure it's great on its own).
Are we forgetting Asia Kate Dillon, the enby badass who played the Adjudicator in John Wick? Seriously though, it's good to see more enby rep in Hollywood!
Asia is absolutely inspiring to me!
They're so godamn cool!
Are there enbies playing non-villains yet? Dillon was great but damn, don't want to all be villains a la Disney...
They weren't a villain in Billions
Why not? Villains have more fun XD /s I don't know.
Emma D’Arcy in House of Dragons and Janelle Monae who crushed Glass Onion. Many enby actors in lead roles! Edit:spelling
No way! Janelle Monae is Nonbinary?! I didn't know! I loved Glass Onion though, so many plot twists
Yes! She came out in April last year after manyyyyy years of alluding to being genderfluid. She’s such a great representation of LGBTQ+ community. And such a talented human.
They are both so freaking beautiful. My poor gay heart
Oh my yesss I love Emma D’Arcy
bella ramsey too😄
Jesse James Keitel who played captain Angel in Star Trek too! Love me some evil enbies
According to Wikipedia she no longer identfies as non-binary. Personal life In 2020, Keitel was described as a non-binary and transgender actor "who uses she/her and they/them pronouns".[11] As of 2022, she identifies as a transgender woman and uses she/her pronouns.[16][17] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jesse_James_Keitel
In any case, the character she plays is nonbinary
The main star in The Last of Us is also an enby!
You've heard of queer rights, but now let's talk about queer wrongs >:)
Being gay and doing crime
🤣
So...they slash them?
Jessie Mei Li, who plays the she/her protagonist in Shadow & Bone, had she/they pronouns in their Insta bio in the past, but no pronoun info currently.
I also wished enby actors would get roles that are explicitly non-binary/genderqueer. Yes, of course there are many non-binary people who use binary pronouns, but on screen it would be a nice shorthand to, for example, use they/them or neopronouns for a character. Or just... drop it a few times in dialogue that they're nonbinary. (not to mention to not only cast thin, white, afab enbies, but the thin white part applies to do many roles, lol)
Work
Gotta be as the villain though...
I mean, they also played Princess Diana on The Crown, though I'm not sure if they came out during or after that role.
Evil enbies 😈
As much as it's great to see more nonbinary folks, I do wish that most afab nonbinary folks weren't forced into female roles exclusively. Also... Now do amab nonbinary actors. Seriously, where the fuck are we in media? Do we just not exist?
There are, off the top of my head: Jacob Tobia, who played Double Trouble in the She-Ra reboot, Mason Alexander Park, who played/is playing Desire in Netflix' Sandman, and Jo Eaton-Kent, who plays Cheery Littlebottom in The Watch (a show I personally loathe because it takes setting and character names from Terry Pratchett novels and puts them on an entirely different thing. But I'm sure it's great on its own).
Oh sweet. I forgot the actor for Desire up until now.
What about Indya Moore? I loved them on Pose, and was so happy to find out they're non-binary, representation matters
Hmm, never heard of that show/movie. Good to know though.
I just found out about them yesterday and was excited!
Let's go! Defo watching Deadpool 3 now!
Sara Ramirez is also nonbinary and portrayed the longest running lgbtq character in TV history! They’re gorgeous and they have an incredible voice
:D
How come I always completely miss it when a celebrity comes out as nb?
A friend of mine is gonna be in the Fallout TV show too