Hunter Schafer

Award won Role or nomination

1. 1998 age 0

   Born

2. 2019 age 21

   CreditEuphoria

   CreditEuphoriascreenwriter

3. 2021 age 23

   CreditFuck Anyone Who's Not a Sea Blobscreenwriter

4. 2023 age 25

   CreditThe Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes

5. 2024 age 26

   CreditKinds of Kindness

• SLSam Levinson2 titles
• HZHans Zimmer1 title
• PDPeter Dinklage1 title
• BGBurn Gorman1 title
• JHJames Newton Howard1 title
• TNThomas Newman1 title
• JPJesse Plemons1 title
• PMPaula Marshall1 title
• AUAlanna Ubach1 title
• FFFionnula Flanagan1 title

• Partner

  • DFDominic Fike
  • RORosalía

Nothing recorded for: Spouse, Parents, Children, Siblings, Influenced by, Studied under, Taught.

• I think it's always preferable that a trans person plays a trans person — one, because there's enough cisgender actors in Hollywood, and two, because trans people can bring levels of experience to the trans experience that they might be portraying. A cisgender actor might be able to conceptualize and get it down to a T but won't have the experiences in their back pocket that they can bring forward to use for that character. Trans people deserve to see themselves represented on their own TV screens, not being inhabited by people who might not completely understand them.

  Hunter Schafer, CC BY-SA 4.0

• It's not that a transition story doesn't make a character whole. It's like, in my life, my transness may affect the way I move throughout the world, but I'm dealing with a whole lot of other shit too.

  Hunter Schafer, CC BY-SA 4.0

• Telling stories or trying to portray a message through a body, how that body looks in a garment, and how the garment affects the way the body moves; to modeling, which is bringing garments to life with your body; then to acting, which is bringing a character to life with your body and mind. It feels linked in a lot of ways. That's been the project of my life. Just trying to feel seen and learn how to see others correctly.

  Hunter Schafer, CC BY-SA 4.0

• I know for a fact that I'm one of the most famous trans people in media right now, and I do feel a sense of responsibility, and maybe a little bit of guilt, for not being more of a spokesperson. But ultimately, I really do believe that not making it the centerpiece to what I'm doing will allow me to get further. And I think getting further and doing awesome shit, in the interest of 'the movement,' will be way more helpful than talking about it all the time.

  Hunter Schafer, CC BY-SA 4.0