Where do you hope to take your acting career long-term? I am not too familiar with the correlation between creativity, but I am definitely stubborn, so there is validity to what they say about Taurus. During the pandemic, we all had so much time on our hands, and I just started doing macramé, embroidery and it grew from there. I always had the artistic bone and knitted since I was prepubescent. Actually, prior to acting I almost went to college to become a fine artist. Of all hobbies to pick up how did embroidering happen? Jake Borelli on “Grey’s Anatomy” (left) and Mr.
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Going from Grey’s Anatomy, one of the most respected TV dramas, everything just feels trashy (laughs). Case in point: Project Runway and The Great Pottery Throw Down. I enjoy the competition element of reality television because it is much more realistic. The only show remotely like those two that I watch is Selling Sunset on Netflix. I will say at least I haven’t gotten into the Real Housewives franchise or Jersey Shore. They are all just so addicting that I can’t get over it. Now, this is where it gets so much trashier, my newest obsessions are The Circle and Too Hot to Handle on Netflix. It started with Survivor, which is still my all-time favorite, and moved onto RuPaul’s Drag Race. JB: I think I have watched every single competition reality show that exists over the last two years. What are some of your favorite guilty pleasure television shows? By day I am hiking, by night I am watching trashy tv embroidering. If readers follow me on Instagram, they can see my embroidery in my stories. During the height of the pandemic, I went camping often because going out into nature away from people felt like the safest thing you could do. JB: During the pandemic, I felt like all I had was downtime! This summer I visited my family, and we literally did nothing. Have you had downtime to enjoy activities and hobbies? You have been extremely busy the past four years. I also love men who are into the outdoors and enjoy traveling. I would love to have a family in the future. They need to be driven because ambition is a quality I really admire. JB: They must be curious, because curiosity is a very big quality for me. How would you describe your dream man in real life? Jake Borelli on right in “Grey’s Anatomy” photo by ABC’s Richard Cartwright It is massive to me just as an audience member. I am so proud that the people who run Grey’s Anatomy decided to put a queer character as a lead on a show this huge. Today we are getting much more well-rounded storylines. In the past, it was either small characters or tiny story arcs focused on fear and shame. Growing up, we did not have much in terms of queer storylines. I feel business is witnessing this, understanding how these queer stories can be marketed and ultimately advantageous for them. They are causing a much larger supply and demand for these stories to be shown. I feel this has a lot to do with new generations who are much more comfortable talking about queer topics as well as being queer. JB: We still have a long way to go but I feel queerness, in general, has become more mainstream. Do you feel gay has become more socially acceptable or do we still have a long way to go? Over the past ten years, there have been more gay television series, gay main characters, and gay subject matter given attention within the mainstream media. Jake Borelli on “Grey’s Anatomy” photo by ABC’s Ali Goldstein. I’ve seen some incredible pieces of art online. JB: Oh my God! I love “Schmico.” I love all the content that I see. “Schmico” has gone viral on social media. We love “Schmico” and really enjoy acting together. JB: (Laughs) Yes, I think Levi would say he is! Alex and I have fun. Your relationship is the first gay relationship featured on the longtime series. Nico Kim, your colleague, and boyfriend on the show. I also enjoy Levi’s obliviousness and inability to see social hierarchy.Īlex Landi plays Dr.
I like to think that I am better at my social game than him. However, Levi is probably more socially awkward than me. I admire these qualities which I have been trying to emulate in my own life. JB: I will say that Levi is more vulnerable and open in speaking his mind. How do the two of you differ? Jake Borelli Levi has been working hard to elevate himself within the medical field similarly to how I have been working hard to elevate myself within acting. I tripped and fell-they kept it in-and my natural klutz behavior sort of gave birth to Levi’s klutz behavior. For example, in Season 14 when I first came on the show there was an episode where I was running because I was late. A lot of Levi’s clumsy behavior stems from my own.
JB: Levi and I are very similar, to be honest.
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