#gloria calderon kellett

[loisfreakinglane]

Gloria Calderón Kellett and Emeraude Toubia in WITH LOVE // 2.03 “Lily's Double Quinceañera”

[cr-nack]

I can’t believe I’m just now seeing this. Let me curl into a ball and cry for the next 26 minutes and 44 seconds

[alotogifs]

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IG Live - Roberta Cloindrez, Priscilla Delgado, and Gloria Calderón Kellett [Sept 9 2022]

Question timings under the cut

0.37 - Gloria joins 3.06 - Priscilla joins (finally lol) 3.30 - Gloria - loves the show 4.00 - Roberta - authentic representation 4.40 - Priscilla - used to have tryouts in Havana 5.25 - Priscilla - Esti inspired by Isabelle [...] 5.50 - Roberta - white passing/ historical context 6.30 - Rita Hayworth/ anglicizing latin names 7.50 - Gloria - characters historically righting wrongs 8.07 - How did you come to be on the show? - 8.10 Priscilla answers - 9.26 Roberta answers 10.05 - How did you collaborate with the creators to bring the characters to life? - 10.40 Roberta answers - 11.30 Priscilla answers 12.33 - Gloria - Spanish Heritage Month/ representation 13.20 - Roberta - year-round representation 13.36 - Priscilla - receiving messages from fans 14.15 - Roberta - reading comments 15.15 - What is it like having access to Amazon’s global audience? - 15.45 Roberta answers/ dubbing - 17.05 Priscilla answers 17.30 - Roberta - Mexican baseball leagues in America 19.20 - Roberta, was your character based on anyone? 20.00 - What were your favorite things to shoot? 20.40 - What is dubbing? 21.30 - Filming in Pittsburgh 22.05 - Favorite scene to shoot 23.00 - Gloria - compliments the cast and crew/ leaves chat 23.50 - Question Time 24.25 - Season 2? (They don’t know) 24.35 - [in Spanish (& Italian)] 25.15 - Priscilla, are you really from Cuba? 25.50 - [in Spanish] fanart 26.15 - [in Spanish] 27.05 - [in Spanish] 27.52 - Do you play for real? 28.05 - [in Spanish] 28.25 - [in Spanish] 28.30 - Who's the best player? 28.40 - [in Spanish] 28.52 - You guys should do IG Lives more 29.15 - Roberta - Fan conventions 29.35 - [in Spanish] 29.50 - Funniest BTS moment 30.00 - Wrapping up/ goodbyes

[falloutranger]

I miss the days where I could watch One Day at a Time without commercials and they weren’t short episodes

[sedlex]

[bethanyactually]

@gloriakellett: The familia is back! Coming to @poptv in March! Thank you @vulturefestival for having us! ❤️ @onedayatatimepop (x)

[crazyrichxplainr]

Vincent Rodriguez III as Henry in With Love (Amazon Prime)

[actuallylorelaigilmore]

The fight continues.

[between-two-worlds]

isabella.gomez: Continuing our family tradition of taking over the photo booth

[dottiep]

Amazon has greenlit the one-hour romantic comedy series “With Love.” It follows the Diaz siblings, Lily and Jorge, who are on a mission to find love and purpose. The Diaz siblings cross paths with seemingly unrelated residents during some of the most heightened days of the year –the holidays. The series is planning to begin production in June with plans to launch it at the end of 2021.

[loisfreakinglane]

WITH LOVE // 1.05 “Día De Los Muertos”

[youngsamberg]

gloria calderon kellet on the set of brooklyn 99 with stephanie and melissa! (8/13/19)

[veteranalvarez]

Lin-Manuel Miranda is amazing. I love him. I love them. I hope these lovely people can save the show.

Keep fighting. We got this.

#SaveODAAT

[sassy-bi-latina]

WHA- I- AAAAAHH!!!

This is like an ACTUAL THING that is gonna happen AND OH MY GOSH!!!

[profeminist]

“If the Latinx community comprises 18 percent of the U.S. population — and 25 percent of 6-to-21-year-olds in the nation are Latinx, according to Pew Research Center — why are Latinx stories so hard to find on television, especially considering the record volume of shows made in the Peak TV era?

That is the question Latinx Hollywood has been asking more and more in recent years, and perhaps most loudly in the wake of the recent cancellation of One Day at a Time, a Netflix critical darling and Norman Lear reboot about a Cuban-American family living in Los Angeles. The departure of the show from the TV landscape leaves only three shows on the air centered on Latinx families that do not delve in criminal or gangster stereotypes: Netflix’s On My Block, which launched its second season on Friday; the CW’s Jane the Virgin, currently in its final season; and Starz’s Vida, which drops its second season on demand on May 23 (and premieres on the cable network May 26). That’s three of 495 scripted series produced in 2018. (ABC will premiere Grand Hotel, executive-produced by Eva Longoria, on June 17.)

Last week, One Day at a Time co-showrunner Gloria Calderón Kellett, who loosely based her sitcom on her life as a Cuban-American, and her friend Tanya Saracho, creator and showrunner of Vida, participated in a conversation about Latinx representation on television at the Riveter’s L.A. co-working space. The highlights of their hour-long discussion, led by Lindsay Scola, director of strategic communication and social impact at Friends at Work, have been edited and condensed below.”

Read the full piece here

[actuallylorelaigilmore]

I totally agree w/ Gloria saying “I’ve never seen a male / female friendship in a sitcom where two attractive straight people loved each other but it didn’t become flirty or romantic. I have many valuable men in my life & I think it’s important to honor that. Men and women can be friends without romance!” But at the same time my penxschnieder heart breaks

agreed. both things can be true! i can be here loving their friendship in canon and still look at this:

and go !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 

i think the lesson is that the creators can say whatever they want, but as long as they keep giving us moments like this we shall remain attached to the ship. :)