Beijing News (reporter Zhang He) According to foreign media reports, the recent American drama version of "Love You, Simon" announced that it was named "Love you, Victor" and released the latest stills, and the male protagonist Victor officially appeared. In addition, the broadcast platform of the show will be changed from Disney+ to Hulu, which is expected to be launched in June 2020. As for the reason for the change of platform, it was reported that because the show explored adult themes such as drinking, sexual relations and parental marriage, Disney executives were worried that they would not be able to resonate with families who watch Disney+ with their children, so they switched to Hulu, a more adult-friendly platform owned by Disney.
Stills from "Love You, Victor". Image from the web
"Love You, Victor" is based on the movie "Love You, Simon". Released in the United States in 2018, the film tells the story of 17-year-old Simon, who is forced to help his mortal enemy pursue his girlfriend in order to protect his privacy, and accidentally embarks on a fun love journey. After the film was launched, it was loved by many young people, and the cumulative box office in North America was about 40.8 million US dollars. "Love You, Victor" consists of 10 episodes, written by the operator of "Our Day", and the film star Nick Robinson is the narrator and co-author, telling the story of victor's self-discovery path, a high school freshman.
Beijing News reporter Zhang He
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