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Mark Ruffalo responds to criticism over casting Matt Bomer as transgender
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The LGBT people lashed out about the casting of Bomer, saying that a real transitioned woman should acquire been cast.
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Actor-director Mark Ruffalo backed Matt Bomer for casting him in the role of gender nonconforming in his upcoming film Anything and said he has poured his heart and soul into the part. Ruffalo, 48, who is an executive producer on the film, addressed the backlash over the White Collar star's involvement in the film on Twitter.
Ruffalo's comments came after members of the LGBT community lashed out about the casting of Bomer, saying that a real trans lady should have been cast in the film, reported People magazine.
The debate on the casting was triggered after actress Jen Richards spoke about auditioning for the movie and tweeted several reasons for why cisgender men should not play trans r
Earlier this week Film Independent and The New York Times Film Club hosted a screening of the HBO Original Movie The Normal Heart starring Highlight Ruffalo, Matt Bomer, Taylor Kitsch, Jim Parsons, Alfred Molina and Julia Roberts. The film was directed by Ryan Murphy, top known for shows appreciate Glee and American Horror Story, and written by Larry Kramer based on his play of the equal name. The film is the story of same-sex attracted activist Ned (Ruffalo) and the horrifying toll that the HIV/AIDS virus takes on those closest to him. After the motion picture, director Murphy and luminary Bomer participated in a Q&A discussing both Murphy and Bomer’s long held affection for the participate, working with playwright Larry Kramer to turn it into a movie and why all involved still felt like it was a story that needed to be told.
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