'The Last Of Us' Director Says You Mt "Trick" Viewers Into Watchg Gay Love Story

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• ‘THE LAST OF US’ DIRECTOR SAYS YOU MT “TRICK” VIEWERS INTO WATCHG GAY LOVE STORY
• THE LAST OF US DIRECTOR RELLS THE MOMENT HE KNEW HE HAD TO ST NICK OFFERMAN GAY LOVE STORY
• HBO’S ‘THE LAST OF US’ DIRECTOR SAYS YOU NEED TO ‘TRICK’ VIEWERS TO WATCHG A GAY LOVE STORY

‘THE LAST OF US’ DIRECTOR SAYS YOU MT “TRICK” VIEWERS INTO WATCHG GAY LOVE STORY

Specifilly, The Last of Us took a slight tour when, rather than foc on characters Ellie and Joel, the show foced on a gay love story stead.

THE LAST OF US DIRECTOR RELLS THE MOMENT HE KNEW HE HAD TO ST NICK OFFERMAN GAY LOVE STORY

Now, as shared via Inverse, gay director Peter Hoar explaed how The Last of Us viewers had to be tricked to watchg such a story. The Last of Us director Peter Hoar has shared how the “risk” of stg Parks and Recreatn star Nick Offerman episo three’s semal gay love story paid off perfectly.

HBO’S ‘THE LAST OF US’ DIRECTOR SAYS YOU NEED TO ‘TRICK’ VIEWERS TO WATCHG A GAY LOVE STORY

Offerman was only one half of the dynamic on-screen duo, starrg oppose The Whe Lot’ Murray Bartlett – who is an openly gay actor. The long-anticipated third episo of The Last of Us troduced viewers to the gay love story between Bill (played by Nick Offerman) and Frank (played by Murray Bartlett) an terview whInverse, episo three director Peter Hoar explaed how he liberately “tricked” viewers to watchg a gay love story whout necsarily makg that clear straight away. I would fely argue that Bill don’t e across as a gay man.

”Even though people who had played The Last of Us gam already knew of Bill’s gay love story, the TV adaptatn of the viogame seri is attractg a wir dience that isn’t necsarily aware of all the characters and storyl.