Eichner, Billy

Billy Eichner on ‘Bros’ and His New Memoir

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The comedian needed time to process the poor turnout for his gay rom-com, “Bros.” His vulnerable new memoir may surprise “Billy on the Street” fans.

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Promoted as the first gay romantic comedy from a major studio, “Bros” sold $4.8 million in tickets, about 40 percent less than expected.

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The director Nicholas Stoller narrates a sequence from the romantic comedy.

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Nicholas Stoller narrates a sequence from his romantic comedy starring Billy Eichner and Luke Macfarlane.

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In the film, he channels his relationship angst into something hopeful: “I was like, ‘Why is the fictional version of me happier than I am?’”

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Billy Eichner plays a moody podcaster who has sworn off relationships, but just might find himself in one anyway, in this gay romantic comedy.

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Billy Eichner and the “Bros” team made news by casting queer actors, but they also focused on writing a story that didn’t recycle straight tropes.