‘Furious’ Actor Steve Way on Disabled Love and Hollywood Struggles
Steve Way, star of the film 'Furious,' speaks about the importance of authentic disabled love on screen and the challenges of working in Hollywood without representation. He openly expresses a desire for an agency to support his career, highlighting systemic gaps in support for disabled actors. His comments underscore the need for greater inclusivity and advocacy in the entertainment industry.
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