Is daniel kyri gay

Daniel Kyri recently opened up about how his Chicago Fire character, Darren Ritter, came out as gay on the series.

Growing up and living in the city, and working in the city as an actor are two totally unique and separate, but ultimately cohesive experiences. Reading it on the page I began to understand that testament a little more deeply. In a lot of ways it is very personal, and in the [scene] he is coming out to a person he respects, who holds a certain amount of power in terms of what we see as acceptance.

Daniel Kyri says starring in “Chicago Fire” has “forced” him to widen an otherwise narrow view of what he thought was possible for him as a queer actor. In the NBC legacy show, he plays a gay.

The flagship series kicked off the NBC phenomenon in Many of the beloved cast members have love stories of their own. Sorry, ladies.

Daniel Kyri recently opened up about how his Chicago Fire character, Darren Ritter, came out as gay on the series.

Work is work. Identity should mean nothing in the workplace, just show respect for one another. It is quite all right to fire bigots.

Daniel Kyri says starring in “Chicago Fire” has “forced” him to widen an otherwise narrow view of what he thought was possible for him as a queer actor. In the NBC legacy show, he plays a gay.

In recent years, NBC has become home to a legitimate cinematic universe — or at least the TV equivalent of one. While its spinoffs have become successful in their own right, "Chicago Fire," which started it all, remains on the air and as popular as ever, and is second in viewership only to "Chicago Med" via The Hollywood Reporter. Since its debut in , "Chicago Fire" has aired for 10 seasons in total.