Actor Kenneth Mitchell dies at 49 due to ALS complications
Kenneth Mitchell, known for his roles in 'Star Trek: Discovery' and 'Captain Marvel,' passes away at 49 after battling ALS. His legacy of resilience and talent endures.
After introducing Anthony Rapp’s Lt. Stamets as the first-ever openly gay character in the 50-year history of the Star Trek franchise, the makers have taken another bold move to feature a same-sex kiss in the most recent episode.
In an episode titled Into the Forest I Go, Rapp was shown kissing another male character Hugh Culber, played by openly gay actor Wilson Cruz in the TV series form of franchise Star Trek, titled Star Trek: Discovery, reports aceshowbiz.com.
Director Q Allan Brocka took to his Twitter account to share the video of the scene.
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“Out gay men kissing on ‘Star Trek’. You boldly go Wilson Cruz and Anthony Rapp ,” he captioned the 10-second clip.
Following the episode, fans took to Twitter to express their excitement over the history-making scene.
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