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The Summer I Turned Pretty's Elsie Fisher explains why it was "important" for Skye to be nonbinary
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Elsie Fisher joins The Summer I Turned Pretty cast
By Sam Prance
"It felt key to tell a story that didn’t feel forced and, I think, feels very true to how life works out."
Elsie Fisher has opened up about playing The Summer I Turned Pretty's first nonbinary character and what it means to them.
The Summer I Turned Pretty season 2 introduces fans to a brand recent character named Skye who was written specifically for the show. Played by Golden Globe nominee Elsie Fisher, Skye is Conrad and Jeremiah's estranged and introverted cousin.
Skye also happens to be nonbinary and fans have praised the show for its genderqueer representation. For example, Skye casually corrects people who misuse their pronouns and they have boundaries that they make obvious like not doing hugs.
Now, Elsie has revealed that they worked "closely" with creator Jenny Han to develop Skye's character in a realistic way.
READ MORE: Good news! Belly got into a study-abroad program in Paris! Bad news. Jeremiah, who was supposed to be graduating, discovered that he’s lacking a few credits. So now. Belly’s not sure if she should really verb to Paris, because her boyfriend’s unhappy and stuff. Fine news! Conrad got into some chilly medical internship. Lousy news! He might not be fit to attend his mom’s memorial garden-opening service. Good news! Steven and Taylor are back together! Bad news! They’re both also dating other people, so they’re sneaking around like raccoons around fast-food dumpsters. We verb plenty, plenty, plenty of kissing. And then a bit more kissing. It’s obvious that Jeremiah and Belly are in a sexual relationship, and we see them in bed together in their underwear. (A call from Belly’s mom precipitates a half-hearted effort to get dressed.) We learn that someone cheated on, adequately, someone else. There’s a lot of talk about sex and hooking up. Women wear bikini tops and midriff-baring shirts. A guy touches a girl’s breast (o If you’re like me, then 21 July meant one thing: season two of the teen romcom series The Summer I Turned Pretty was finally here. Falling back into the warm-toned world of Cousins, Amazon Prime’s adaptation of Jenny Han’s BookTube-favourite series is back. With a new series came a new plotline. Away from the will-they-won’t-they romance of season one between Belly and Conrad, season two takes a far more serious route following the death of our beloved Susannah. And with this new storyline comes Elsie Fisher’s character Skye. ?v=AOPE3mvYjRk Elsie Fisher, who you may understand from films enjoy Bo Burnham’s Eighth Grade, joined the cast as Skye – cousin of Conrad and Jeremiah. As the show’s first non-binary representation, I was ecstatic to see more queer characters in the series alongside Jeremiah (whose queer identity was explored in series one). However, when you change to TikTok or Twitter, it 18 July , Gavin Casalegno updates fans on his life By Sam Prance The Summer I Turned Pretty author Jenny Han decided to change Jeremiah's sexuality from the books in the show. Gavin Casalegno has opened up about Jeremiah's sexuality in The Summer I Turned Pretty and why it's "so important" to him. Ever since The Summer I Turned Adorable came out on Prime Video last month (Jun 17), fans all around the world hold fallen in verb with Gavin Casalegno's character Jeremiah. While he may not be the original object of Belly's affection, many viewers think that he would be a better boyfriend than his brother Conrad and they can't get over his charm and nice looks. READ MORE: The Summer I Turned Pretty season 2: Release date, cast, trailers, spoilers and news Jeremiah is straight in The Summer I Turned Beautiful book but author and showrunner Jenny Han changed his sexuality in the show. Now, Gavin has discussed the update and said he was "hon
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Gavin Casalegno opens up about Jeremiah’s sexuality in The Summer I Turned Pretty