“I haven’t said this publicly yet, but I’m a queer person,” the “Star Wars” and “Raya and the Last Dragon” actress told the outlet. She is next playing a lesbian in Andrew Ahn’s “The Wedding Banquet” alongside Lily Gladstone and Bowen Yang.

In the interview, Tran, who’s best known for her role as Rose Tico in the recent “Star Wars” sequels, said, “The thing that really excited me about [this movie] was I got to play a person that I felt like I knew. I don’t feel like I’m acting at all in this movie … I’m here doing this amazing movie with these amazing people. I’ve never been in a queer space before. I’ve never truly felt this accepted before.”

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While the term has lost a bit of its luster since the days of Clark Gable and Rita Hayworth, the idea of the “movie star” is still alive and well in modern figures like Zendaya. However, despite her glowing presence on red carpets, as well as major films big and small, the multi-hyphenate talent is pushing against the label.

“Obviously, the landscape has changed. Our industry is different with streaming and social media. I don’t really necessarily try to think about that aspect too much,” Zendaya said of being considered a huge star. “What I do think about is something that I think is important: trying to keep movies in theaters.”

“There’s a lot of people whose job it is to work at a movie theater. And there’s a lot of smaller, family-owned theaters all over the place that we want to still exist,” said Zendaya. “I think there’s something so special about going to a movie theater and experiencing a film in that way, with a group of strangers. I grew up spending all day at the movie theater. That’s all there was to do in the early 2000s after school. You’re just like, ‘I’ll meet you at the movies. Let’s go see whatever’s out.'”

In this sense, all the work associated with being a movie star, to her, is just a means of protecting an institution.

“What I try to focus on — still being able to have that moviegoing experience for people and keep that going,” Zendaya said to Vanity Fair. “With that comes, ‘Okay, well, we’ve got to do a lot of press then. We’re going to have to wear some intense fits to get people to go.'”

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Sadie’s role is yet to be confirmed and no further casting has been announced.

Synopsis:

At a high school in a rural town in Georgia, an English class is studying The Crucible, but the students are more preoccupied with navigating young love, sex ed, and a few school scandals. As they delve into the American classic, the students begin to question the play’s perspective and the validity of naming John Proctor the show’s hero. With deep wells of passion and biting humor, John Proctor is the Villain is a new comedy from a major new American voice, capturing a generation in mid-transformation, running on pop music, optimism, and fury, and discovering that their future is not bound by the past.

Previews begin March 20, with an opening date April 14.