Call Me By Your Name
As for the criticism over casting straight actors in gay roles, Guadagnino says, "I don’t have the right to decide whether an actor is straight or not."
The iconic 1982 new wave classic "Love My Way" was made iconic all over again with 2017's "Call Me By Your Name."
Guadagnino makes his first foray into episodic television with "We Are Who We Are," a coming-of-age series hitting HBO in September.
The sequel, based on André Aciman's "Find Me," would put Stuhlbarg's Professor Perlman front and center.
The director maintains his leading actors Armie Hammer and Timothée Chalamet are still onboard to star in a sequel to the 2017 gay romance drama.
Fans have long wondered whether or not Elio's father had a gay relationship like his son did, but Aciman says that's not how he wrote it.
André Aciman's "Find Me" offers a time-spanning, satisfying epilogue to the beloved Luca Guadagnino adaptation. But does it offer a new ending to the love story of Elio and Oliver?
The Oscar-nominated director is in negotiations to adapt William Golding's classic novel for Warner Bros.
As for that "Call Me By Your Name" sequel, he's waiting to read the book before he decides.
In addition to a sneak peek at the upcoming novel's cover, Aciman offered an update for when fans can expect this follow-up to be available.
Elio’s father Samuel, played by Michael Stuhlbarg in the film, becomes a major character in the upcoming sequel novel.
The bar has been set so high by the original that Hammer isn't sure it's worth making a follow-up movie.
