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Originally released in , writer-director Denis Theriaults minute short motion picture I Am Syd Stone earned acclaim at film festivals around the globe and competed as an entrant in the prestigious Iris Prize festival. The film was also included in the 12th volume of the popular Boys on Film DVD series.
I Am Syd Stone followed a closeted gay show star (played by Gharrett Patrick Paon) returning to his hometown for his high school reunion, who unsuccessfully efforts to rekindle his relationship with his former boyfriend Brent (Michael Gaty).
Now Theriault has followed up that successful brief with a brand-new series of the same name. This new six-episode exhibit expands the story.
Syd Stone (now played by Travis Nelson) has found his career as an actor has disappearing. He is now on location in a small town to film a B-movie, and meets and falls for lawyer Matt (Benjamin Charles Watson), but must confront the heartfelt consequences of having remained closeted for the sake of his career.
The series is set in the present daytime, and alludes to the events of the original film, however
What does it mean to look/sound/act gay? On this episode we're deconstructing the stereotypes with Travis Nelson: the dreamy queer treasure interest on Amazon Prime Video's newest series "The Lake"! Travis tells us about growing up in a small town and how moving to bigger cities was the initiate of his coming out journey. As a cis gay man, Travis explains how the assumptions people make about his sexuality have been both a privilege and a test. We ask him about constantly being cast in straight roles and how it feels to be playing a proudly out gay character on such a prominant streaming platform. Plus, what was it like working with THE Julia Stiles?! This conversation with Travis is so honest, vulnerable, and introspective. We're so grateful for him and we can't wait for all of you to watch The Lake: now streaming on Prime Video!
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