It's amazing to see how the industry has changed then and now 2025, especially with more actors feeling comfortable being their true selves.
Then and now 2025 really shows the progress we've made, but there’s still a lot of work to do for full LGBTQ+ inclusion in Hollywood.
Say what you want, but hollywood today is finally letting people live without shame, and that matters.
Some of this felt like it was focusing too much on fashion instead of talent — good looks aren't everything.
I support people being themselves, but I don’t need every actor’s personal life to be part of the headlines.
This video was inspiring and heartfelt, we need more content like this in today’s media.
I don’t really care about who’s gay or straight, I just want good acting — and these folks deliver.
Honestly, a few names surprised me. I didn’t even know they were openly gay. That says a lot about how subtle it can be now.
Representation matters, but sometimes Hollywood feels performative about it — like they’re just checking boxes.
Great list, but they left out a few key names who’ve also done a lot for the LGBTQ+ community.
I appreciate the honesty and bravery shown, but some of the segments felt more like a fashion ad than a tribute.
It’s wild how much has changed — in a good way — but there’s still a long way to go, especially for queer actors of color.
Hollywood today still has problems, but seeing openly gay actors get leading roles is a big step forward.
The fashion risks people take in hollywood today are next level, and I love how it reflects freedom of expression.
I wonder if hollywood today would’ve embraced these same actors 20 years ago — some still face quiet discrimination.
I remember when coming out used to end careers, but then and now 2025 shows how much strength these actors had to pave the way.