Andrew Rannells on Coming Out, Romance, 'Miss You Love You'
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- Andrew Rannells is profiled discussing coming out and turning a showmance into a real romance, with his roles in HBO's 'Girls' and Broadway's 'The Book of Mormon' as reference points
- Rannells stars in the new film 'Miss You Love You,' where the piece says he goes 'toe to toe' with Allison Janney of 'The West Wing'
- The profile describes Rannells as 'a cute, young, gay Jim Carrey with a withering line in put-downs'
- The headline frames Rannells around working to be a better friend to Lena Dunham, creator of 'Girls'
Why it matters: This profile spotlights Rannells' continued cross-format career arc — from Broadway ('The Book of Mormon') to prestige TV ('Girls') to film opposite a marquee co-star in Allison Janney — while surfacing personal reflections on sexuality and relationships that his fan base tracks closely.
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