He called the episode “powerful” and “emotional” and hopes it will be the catalyst to some difficult conversations when it airs. “So, the manifestation of speaking life into yourself, speaking what you want, speaking what you need into the universe, it comes back in this way,” said Porter.
They asked him what message he wanted to send with the episode. He said the idea for the episode was a collaboration between himself and executive producers Ryan Murphy, Mock, and Canals. “It’s always been at the forefront of my mind, of my calling, of my purpose.” And, you know, one of the goals for me, as a Black, queer, and spiritual person, is that really uncomfortable conversation between the LGBTQ+ community and the Black church,” he said. And I talk a lot about my experiences and my trauma in public. Porter opened up about why the bottle episode is so important to him. Many of those traumatic memories for Pray Tell center around the Black church and the God his mother believes in. While there, our favorite MC has to reckon with the struggle for acceptance he endured in adolescence that has left scars on him in the present. We’re going home to Pittsburgh with Pray Tell as he delivers difficult news to his estranged mother and aunts. Stories to expect on Pose Season 3 POSE - “On The Run” - Season 3, Episode 1 (Airs May 2) Pictured: Indya Moore as Angel, Mj Rodriguez as Blanca. We got a small taste of what is to come on Pose‘s final season, but the cast and creatives mostly reflected on their favorite Posememories, the importance of authentic representation, and the lessons they’ll take with them in the future after working on such a groundbreaking series that explored LGBTQIA+ life and culture with so much depth and respect. The conversation was moderated by Lana Kim, Vice President of Media Relations at FX.
Co-creator, writer, director and executive producer Steven Canals was in attendance along with executive producer, writer, director Janet Mock.Ĭast members in the virtual room included MJ Rodriguez (Blanca Evangelista), Billy Porter (Pray Tell), Dominique Jackson (Elektra), Indya Moore (Angel), Hailie Sahar (Lulu), Dyllón Burnside (Ricky), Angel Bismark Curiel (Lil Papi), Sandra Bernhard (Nurse Judy) and Jason Rodriguez (Lemar). To celebrate the beginning of the end of an era, FX held a press conference featuring cast, creators and executive producers of Pose.
Though it’s only been with us a short time, Posehas helped set a new standard of authenticity for LGBTQIA+ stories on screen. On May 2, 2021, its final seven-episode season begins.
When Posepremiered its pilot episode on FX on June 3 2018, it immediately made history for having the largest cast of transgender actors as series regulars.
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