Elliot Fletcher

Elliot Fletcher has left his mark on both television and social advocacy, with a resume that includes roles in some of the most popular shows of the past decade. Fletcher gained recognition for his performances in the MTV comedy series "Faking It," where he portrayed the character Noah, and in Freeform's drama series "The Fosters," playing the role of Aaron. His prowess in representing diverse characters was further demonstrated in Showtime's series "Shameless," where he took on the character of Trevor.

Aside from mainstream television, Fletcher has also been part of innovative digital content. He appeared in the Hulu original series "Marvel's Runaways," adding another layer to his repertoire by taking on the character Max. His ability to adapt to different roles was once again on display when he joined the main cast of the FX on Hulu show "Y: The Last Man," in which he portrayed Sam Jordan, a transgender man.

While Fletcher's acting career is noteworthy, his advocacy for transgender representation in media is equally significant. His commitment to promoting diversity extends beyond the screen, as evidenced by his participation in a filmed letter to Hollywood requesting better roles for transgender individuals. Fletcher was named as The Hollywood Reporter's "Next Big Thing," where he was featured in their inaugural Pride issue. He was also the face of Kenneth Cole’s “Zero Tolerance for Intolerance” collection.