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Fellow Travelers: Jonathan Bailey, Matt Bomer on Playing Lovers During Lavender Scare – The Hollywood Reporter

The two actors, who are both gay, also discuss playing two gay characters on a TV show, which Bomer says he never thought would exist.

'Fellow Travelers' Stars On That Finale Ending Being 'A Direct Ascension,' Not A Full Circle Moment

One of the year’s best series, Showtime’s Fellow Travelers, concluded in spectacular fashion this month– just the way it landed. Led by Matt Bomer and Jonathan Bailey, and based on the novel of the same name, the series revolves around a group of characters through different decades–“the Vietnam War protests of the 1960s, the drug-fueled… Continue reading ‘Fellow Travelers’ Stars On That Finale Ending Being ‘A Direct Ascension,’ Not A Full Circle Moment

'Fellow Travelers': Jelani Alladin & Noah J. Ricketts Reflect on Marcus & Frankie's Romance | Entertainment

Jelani Alladin & Noah J. Ricketts reflect on the journey of 'Fellow Travelers' / Queerty TV

It’s been an incredible trip, but now ’Fellow Travelers’ has reached its final destination. In adapting Thomas Mallon’s 2017 novel of the same name, the acclaimed Showtime drama expanded the narrative’s scope, checking in on the central romance between Hawk Fuller (Matt Bomer) and Tim Laughlin (Jonathan Bailey) at different moments in history, while also highlighting alternate perspectives on the gay experience through the decades. The latter point was achieved through the emotional love story of writer-turned-teacher Marcus Hooks and drag artist-turned-social worker Frankie Hines, played beautifully by Broadway veterans Jelani Alladin and Noah J. Ricketts, respectively. Running parallel to Hawk and Tim’s years-long affair, Marcus and Frankie’s journey together had its fair share of ups and downs, too, while providing an honest look at what’s it’s meant to be both Black and queer in America. For Alladin and Ricketts, this was not a responsibility they took lightly

With 'Fellow Travelers', Matt Bomer and Jonathan Bailey Tell an Epic Gay Love Story Decades in the Making

An afternoon in the West Village with the stars of this year’s horniest historical epic as they talk divas, dreams, Catholic guilt and gay liberation.