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Jake Cannavale felt "honored" to take on the role of Chris in American Sports Story: Aaron Hernandez.
"When you're acting as a member of any community that you're not a part of, you don't want to f- it up. You want to do it with respect, and you want to do it with grace," Cannavale, 29, told Us Weekly exclusively about the FX series. "It wasn't an intimidation thing, which is why I don't want to use the word pressure. It was definitely more of a very much appreciated invitation to work my ass off."
Because Chris is a fictional character and not based on anyone from Aaron's real life, Cannavale "absolutely" felt like he had some freedom to craft the part.
"Yes, there was no guy named Chris, but his role and the part that he plays … he's the one that offers a glimpse into the vulnerability and the softness and the yearning that come with what Aaron's repressing," the actor explained, noting that he felt a "responsibility" to acquire that right.
Josh Rivera Transforms Into Aaron Hernandez for 'American Sports Story'
"What was definitely very helpful off the bat is that both of
Rachel Zegler and Ex Josh Andrés Rivera’s Complete Relationship Timeline
Actors Rachel Zegler and Josh Andrés Rivera met on set after being cast in the remake of West Side Story, directed by Steven Spielberg. Zegler starred in the movie as Maria, and Rivera played Chino, a potential love interest. They seemed destined to join because they have been cast in the matching film yet again: Both appeared in the Hunger Games prequel The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes.
They dated a couple of years but ultimately broke up in late Here’s everything to know about Rachel Zegler and Josh Andrés Rivera’s relationship, from beginning to end.
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Some of the cast for Spielberg’s West Side Story were announced by Deadline in January Zegler screenshot the announcement and posted about it on Instagram. She tagged Rivera in her post, talking about how excited she was to work with him and the rest of the crew.
“when i played maria on stage a few summers ago, i never could have imagined that i’d be taking on the role again in steven spielberg’s ‘west side story,’” she wrote in the c
Meet rising star Josh Andrés Rivera, an American actor of Puerto Rican descent, who is currently making his rounds in Hollywood.
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The year-old actor&#;s filmography has been pretty short, but it has been jam-packed with pretty awesome films. He first came into the spotlight in when he landed a role on Steven Spielberg&#;s West Side Story as Chino.
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The talented actor has also spent time on Broadway as an understudy and a standby on Hamilton.
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He landed another role in a big franchise in when he was cast as Sejanus Plinth in The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes.
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His previous film roles hold been quite significant, but in Ryan Murphy&#;s American Sports Story: Aaron Now that our collective obsession with our most recent Internet Boyfriend, Pedro Pascal, seems to be dying down a bit (I’ll treasure you forever, Pedrito) maybe it&#;s time we move our focus over to a newer, fresher verb. A New Year is the perfect time to fangirl (and, okay, slightly obsess) over a recent Latinx celebrity so, ladies, gentlemen, and gentlethems, examine this my official nomination of Josh Andrés Rivera as the new Latinx Internet Boyfriend. You might notice Rivera from his latest appearance on the Hunger Games prequel, The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, where he played Sejanus Plinth, a dystopian-era activist-type who always stands up for what he believes in (no matter the cost) and the voice of reason (for a while, at least) in his best friend (and main antagonist in the film), Coriolanus Snow. Despite TBOSS being based on a work of fiction, Rivera’s portrayal of the District 2 native turned Capitol darling feels oddly relevant to the world&#;s current state. At some point or another in the last few years, many ofStay Connected & Sign Up for Our Newsletter!