'Love, Simon' Cast Talk Importance of LGBTQ Representation in Film (Exclusive)

ET's Ash Crossan sat down with co-stars Nick Robinson, Katherine Langford, Alexandra Shipp and Jorge Lendeborg Jr. ahead of the release of their new romantic comedy. 'Love Simon' hits theaters March 16.

[EddieDahhhling]

Even as a young adult I need more in entertainment that paints a more inclusive picture for the lgbtq community with the rest of the world. I can only imagine films like this and the importance and impact it would’ve had on me in my childhood and teen years. Projects like this is exactly what we need as a whole. Beautiful.

[brianna]

This movie was SO good and the actors are saying such smart things here. Everyone go see it!

[ScarlettJ]

Love Nick since Melissa and Joey, he so cute

[jslasher]

Looks like this LGBTQ-themed film is going to be the flavour of 2018, knocking "Call Me by Your Name" and "God's Own Country" off the raydar.

[candacesinclair]

Nick is really tired or hangover in the interview poor kids

[denissdenisson]

The more i think about this movie the more i love it and along with the actors genuinely smart things being said here just makes me want more of it...possibly a sequel but high hopes they don't mess it up

[milhouse]

Visibility is important. More visibility means more awareness for LGBTs and LGBT causes. More awareness leads to more inclusive public policies and protection to a community that is frequently oppressed and discriminated.

[girlyskk]

The way nick is so laid back and calm is one of the hottest things ever.

[alexisperez]

Anyone else cry A LOT during the film?

[georgiagcd]

This movie is so important and it's so good. They did an amazing job