.peacockTV unveils the first trailer for the ‘Queer as Folk’ revival.
and others moves the story to New Orleans, where the lives of a diverse group of friends are transformed after a mass shooting in a popular LGBTQ club.
In the first, emotional trailer for the upcoming streaming series, viewers get a closer look at the “vibrant reimagining” from creator Stephen Dunn, who “wanted to create a new groundbreaking version of this show for this moment.” “In the true spirit of the original, our show doesn’t shy away from the harsh realities of our community, but above all else, the series is about people who live vibrant, vital, unapologetically queer lives,” he shared, with Davies adding, “The 2022 show is more diverse, more wild, more free, more angry -- everything a queer show should be.”, we aimed to depict queer characters who live in the messy middle. People who are complicated.
In addition to Johnny Sibilly as the successful lawyer Noah and Ryan O’Connell, who also serves as co-executive producer, as a pop culture nerd with cerebral palsy named Julian,stars Devin Way as the charming and sometimes chaotic Brodie, Fin Argus as cocky high schooler Mingus andNotable guest stars include
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