Billy on the Screen
Fast Company|October 2022
Comedian Billy Eichner goes big with Bros.
By KC Ifeanyi
Billy on the Screen

THE MOVIE BROS, PREMIERING September 30, is the first gay romantic comedy ever released in theaters by a major film company (Universal Studios), and the first to feature an almost entirely LGBTQ+ principal cast. At the center of this double milestone is Billy Eichner, the actor and comedian known for his acerbic, high-octane game show, Billy on the Street, and roles in Difficult People, the 2019 version of The Lion King, and Impeachment: American Crime Story. Bros marks the first time Eichner has starred in and co-written (with director Nick Stoller) a studio film. Here, the self-proclaimed neurotic talks about carrying the dual weights of representing the LGBTQ+ community to mainstream audiences and cracking the door open further for gay and queer storytellers all while managing the logistical chaos of filmmaking.

BILLY EICHNER

BORN: September 1978

HOMETOWN: Queens, New York

ALMA MATER: Northwestern University

BIG BREAK: Creation Nation, a live comedy talk show in NYC

FAVORITE ROMANTIC COMEDY: 1987's Broadcast News

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