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Prime Video released a trailer for Blade Runner 2099, an eight-episode limited live-action series set 50 years after Blade Runner 2049, starring Michelle Yeoh and Hunter Schafer. Ridley Scott is an executive producer and Silka Luisa is showrunner; all eight episodes drop on November 25, marking the franchise’s first live-action TV outing.
Prime Video has released the first trailer for Blade Runner 2099, a limited series set after the original Blade Runner and its 2049 sequel. Michelle Yeoh stars as Olwen, a replicant facing the end of life, alongside Hunter Schafer as Cora, a human on the run; Silka Luisa serves as showrunner with Ridley Scott among its executive producers. Filmed largely in Prague’s Barrandov Studios (with production also in Barcelona), the series is directed by Jonathan van Tulleken for the first two episodes and premieres on November 25.
Amazon MGM Studios has released the first teaser for Blade Runner 2099, a live-action TV series from showrunner Silka Luisa, starring Michelle Yeoh and Hunter Schafer. Set fifty years after Blade Runner 2049 in a rebuilt Los Angeles inhabited by Replicants, the eight-episode limited series follows Cora and Olwen as they chase a truth that could destabilize the city, with Ridley Scott’s legacy framing the project. The trailer debuted at San Diego Comic-Con, and Blade Runner 2099 is headed to Prime Video with a November 25, 2026 premiere date.
Prime Video unveiled Blade Runner 2099, a limited series set 50 years after Blade Runner 2049, with Hunter Schafer as Cora and Michelle Yeoh as Olwen; the first trailer dropped at Comic-Con and the show will stream starting November 25 in 240 countries and territories.
Season 3 of Euphoria reduces Jules Vaughn from a pivotal, boundary-breaking figure to a sidelined, stereotyped presence, delivering stilted lines and imprisoning her in a glass-cage storyline that undermines the show’s once-revolutionary portrayal of trans womanhood.
The 2025 Pirelli Calendar, titled "Refresh and Reveal," was unveiled at London's Natural History Museum, featuring a diverse cast including Hunter Schafer and John Boyega. Photographed by Ethan James Green, the calendar includes 24 black-and-white and color images shot in Miami. The project celebrates contemporary beauty and diversity, with Green also appearing in the calendar. Former Vogue editor Tonne Goodman praised Green's elegant and bold approach to photography.
Hunter Schafer, known for her role in "Euphoria," expressed her intentional effort to shift the focus away from her transgender identity in her career, stating that she has been strategic in avoiding being solely defined by it. Schafer has declined numerous trans roles and aims to move beyond discussions about her gender identity, believing that not making it the centerpiece of her work will allow her to make a greater impact. She feels a sense of responsibility but prefers to focus on her career and believes that achieving success will be more beneficial to "the movement" than constantly discussing her gender identity.
Hunter Schafer, known for her role in Euphoria, has stated that she no longer wants to play transgender roles, expressing a desire to move beyond being defined by her gender identity. She believes that rejecting such roles is a privilege and aims to further the cause of the transgender community through honing her craft. Schafer feels a sense of responsibility but believes that not making her gender identity the centerpiece of her work will allow her to make a greater impact. Her comments add to the ongoing debate about authenticity in casting, with some actors, like Eddie Redmayne, reflecting on past roles.
Hunter Schafer, known for her role in "Euphoria," is intentionally shifting attention away from her transgender identity, avoiding trans roles and discussions in interviews. Schafer feels it's demeaning to be reduced to her transgender identity and wants to be recognized for her work as an actress. Despite feeling guilt for not being a spokesperson for the community, she believes she can do more good by focusing on her career without making her transgender identity the centerpiece.
Hunter Schafer, known for her role in Euphoria, revealed in a GQ cover story that she has turned down numerous trans roles and wants to move away from being defined by her trans identity, expressing a desire to simply be seen as a girl. She reflected on her intentional shift away from focusing on her trans identity in her art and discussed her grief following the death of fellow Euphoria actor Angus Cloud, describing him as "a fucking angel" and "sunshine."
Hunter Schafer revealed in a GQ interview that she and Rosalía dated for five months in late 2019, and despite the initial uncertainty about their relationship, they remain friends. Rosalía, known for her love of TV shows, is currently dating Jeremy Allen White.
Hunter Schafer, known for her role in "Euphoria," has turned down numerous trans roles and aims to move beyond being labeled as a "transsexual actress." While feeling a sense of responsibility to represent transgender individuals in the media, she believes that not making her gender identity the centerpiece of her work will allow her to achieve more and contribute to the movement in a different way. Schafer co-wrote and co-executive produced an "Euphoria" episode and aspires to create a series centered on trans women.
Hunter Schafer confirmed in a recent interview with GQ that she dated singer Rosalía for five months in 2019, and they remain friends despite their past relationship. The 'Euphoria' star expressed pride in their friendship and emphasized that they are like family to each other. The confirmation comes after speculation about their relationship, with fans previously speculating that Rosalía's song 'Tuya' was about Hunter.
Hunter Schafer, known for her role in Euphoria, discusses her multifaceted career, from activism to modeling and acting, as well as her artistic pursuits and personal growth. She reflects on her journey as a trans woman, her creative energy, and the challenges she faced, including a public battle against North Carolina's HB2. Schafer also opens up about her relationships, the loss of a close friend, and finding healing and growth through art and self-discovery.
Actor Hunter Schafer was among over 100 protesters arrested at NBC’s headquarters in Manhattan during President Joe Biden’s appearance on “Late Night with Seth Myers” as they called for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war. Schafer, known for her role in “Euphoria,” and others wore black shirts reading “Ceasefire Now” and “Not in Our Name,” and chanted slogans as Biden’s motorcade arrived. Protest organizers praised Schafer’s commitment to Palestinian freedom, and the New York Police Department confirmed 30 people were taken into custody. Biden expressed optimism for a ceasefire, saying he hoped it would be reached by the end of the weekend.