Philemon Chambers and Michael Urie in Single All The Way. Netflix’s first gay holiday romantic comedy is one that refreshingly avoids a coming out story and caters to a queer audience. Photo: Philippe Bosse/Netflix
Philemon Chambers and Michael Urie in Single All The Way. Netflix’s first gay holiday romantic comedy is one that refreshingly avoids a coming out story and caters to a queer audience. Photo: Philippe Bosse/Netflix

Netflix’s first gay romcom, Single All the Way, brings Christmas cheer in a story that refreshingly steers clear of the usual LGBT trauma narrative

  • Instead of another story about traumas queer people face, Single All the Way tells a festive story about the lives of gay people after they come out
  • Star Michael Urie hopes the film, which has a cameo by gay icon Jennifer Coolidge, will give LGBT kids an idea of ‘what they might become when they grow up’

Philemon Chambers and Michael Urie in Single All The Way. Netflix’s first gay holiday romantic comedy is one that refreshingly avoids a coming out story and caters to a queer audience. Photo: Philippe Bosse/Netflix
Philemon Chambers and Michael Urie in Single All The Way. Netflix’s first gay holiday romantic comedy is one that refreshingly avoids a coming out story and caters to a queer audience. Photo: Philippe Bosse/Netflix
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