‘Red, White & Royal Blue’: The LGBTQ romantic comedy causing a sensation

• Red, White & Royal Blue is a new LGBTQ romantic comedy.
• Mexican-born actor Taylor Zakhar Pérez stars.
• It’s the cinematic adaptation of a literary sensation.

Red, White & Royal Blue is the hotly anticipated new LGBTQ romantic comedy from Amazon Prime Video.

It focuses on a same-sex couple who fall in love.

The film premiered on the streaming platform on August 11.

It marks the first cinematic adaptation of the New York Times bestseller by American author Casey McQuiston.

Prime Video’s new LGBTQ romantic comedy

Red, White & Royal Blue centers around two young men.

They are Alex Claremont-Diaz (played by Taylor Zakhar Perez), the son of the US President (played by Uma Thurman), and British Prince Henry (played by Nicholas Galitzine).

Alex and Henry have a lot in common.

They both have stunning good looks, undeniable charisma, international popularity… and mutual disdain.

One of the stars of Red, White & Royal Blue has Mexican roots

Taylor Zakhar Perez is one of the stars of Red, White & Royal Blue.

Although born in Chicago, Perez has Mexican heritage and is deeply connected to his family’s roots.

Before rising to fame, the actor was a swimmer.

He also studied television and film at UCLA in California.

The film’s writer and director is Puerto Rican

The movie was written and directed by the brilliant Tony Award-winning Puerto Rican director, Matthew López.

The comedy promises to captivate Prime Video’s audience with a story that celebrates diversity.

This film is an adaptation of a literary sensation that triumphed worldwide.

We’re talking about the New York Times bestseller by Casey McQuiston.

The LGBTQ romantic comedy features a talented ensemble cast

The cast of Red, White & Royal Blue is comprised of a talented ensemble of actors.

The stellar cast includes: Clifton Collins Jr., Sarah Shahi, Rachel Hilson, Stephen Fry, Uma Thurman, Ellie Bamber, Thomas Flynn, Malcolm Atobrah, Akshay Khanna, Sharon D. Clarke, Aneesh Sheth, and Juan Castano.

The cast has plenty of Latino representation.

This includes actors Taylor Zakhar Perez, who has Mexican roots, and Juan Castano, who is from Colombia.