New Details Emerge on Looking Movie

Frankie Alvarez, who plays Agustin, spills the beans.

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Some information about HBO's wrap-up film for the gay drama Looking, which was canceled after two short seasons, has been revealed by one of the show's stars.

Frankie Alvarez told Vulture that the movie will begin filming in September. Take heed, fans: The movie should be about two hours, or the length of four episodes. It was previously reported that Andrew Haigh, the show's executive producer, and acclaimed Weekend director, will helm the Looking movie.

Alvarez said the cast and crew were just as devastated by the cancellation as the show's fans were: "You know, it was sad," he said. "We all got together, we had dinner. We kind of poured liquor out for our gay homies. It was a bummer."