Love, Victor (2020)
Love, Victor is a 2020 comedy series created by Elizabeth Berger and Isaac Aptaker. It stars Michael Cimino, George Sear and Rachel Hilson.
Victor Salazar arrives at Creekwood High as the new kid, a transfer juggling a tight-knit family, an unfamiliar city, and questions about his own identity he cannot quite say out loud. When the pressure builds, he sends a message to Simon, the school's out-and-proud former student, asking for help figuring out who he is. Set in the world of Love, Simon, the show follows Victor through first crushes, crowded family dinners, and the small daily choices of a teenager still deciding how honest he wants to be, and how soon.
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What is Love, Victor about?
Victor Salazar arrives at Creekwood High as the new kid, a transfer juggling a tight-knit family, an unfamiliar city, and questions about his own identity he cannot quite say out loud. When the pressure builds, he sends a message to Simon, the school's out-and-proud former student, asking for help figuring out who he is. Set in the world of Love, Simon, the show follows Victor through first crushes, crowded family dinners, and the small daily choices of a teenager still deciding how honest he wants to be, and how soon.
When was Love, Victor released?
Love, Victor was released on 17 June 2020.
How many episodes does Love, Victor have?
Love, Victor has 28 episodes across 3 seasons.
Who made Love, Victor?
Love, Victor was created by Elizabeth Berger and Isaac Aptaker.
Where can I watch Love, Victor?
Love, Victor is available on Disney Plus and Hulu.
Where to watch Love, Victor
Stream: Disney Plus, Hulu
Official site
https://www.hulu.com/series/love-victor-3cb4c446-d459-41a2-97d2-2ea9ed164ab7
Cast
- Michael Cimino as Victor Salazar
- George Sear as Benjamin 'Benji' Campbell
- Rachel Hilson as Mia Brooks
- Anthony Turpel as Felix Weston
- Bebe Wood as Lake Meriwether
- Mason Gooding as Andrew Spencer
- Isabella Ferreira as Pilar Salazar
- Mateo Fernandez as Adrian Salazar
- James Martinez as Armando Salazar
- Ana Ortiz as Isabel Salazar
- Anthony Keyvan as Rahim
- Ava Capri as Lucy
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A few thoughts on Love, Victor
For more tender queer coming-of-age, The Prom brings the same big-hearted warmth to a small-town teenager finding her people, with songs. Openly straight shifts it to the page, following a boy who changes schools hoping for a clean start and a new label. Both share Victor's gentle honesty about growing up.
Coming-out stories in the Love, Simon world
Love, Victor grows straight out of Love, Simon, following a new kid at the same school working up the nerve to say who he is. These films share that specific mix of first crushes, supportive-but-clueless families, and the private drafting of a confession. Warm, low-stakes, and honest about how slow figuring yourself out can be.
Queer YA novels to read after the show
If Victor's diary-style narration hooked you, these young-adult novels live in the same headspace of teenagers negotiating identity, crushes, and coming out on their own timeline. Several center boys who love other boys while sorting out family and friendship, the same quiet daily choices Love, Victor keeps returning to. Good picks for the show's book-loving fans.
Sweet queer teen rom-coms and prom-night stories
Love, Victor is at its best in the giddy, low-conflict romance beats, the crush that might be mutual and the dance you almost skip. These comedies chase the same feeling, with mistaken setups, hidden feelings, and big high-school nights. Light on their feet and easy to watch back to back.
Coming-of-age stories about honesty and finding your voice
Underneath the romance, Love, Victor is about a teenager deciding how honest to be with the people he loves. These reach for that same nerve: adolescents wrestling with identity, desire, and the pressure to perform a version of themselves. They run frank and sometimes messy, trading tidy answers for real uncertainty.