Matt Bomer and Jonathan Bailey’s ‘Fellow Travelers’ Entwines an Erotic Love Affair With a Sharp Historical Epic: TV Review
variety.comAramide Tinubu Circumstances throughout history have forced people to hide defining aspects of themselves. Yet, there is a profound cruelty in denying the truth of one’s being, even if it is a means of survival.
Based on the bestselling novel by Thomas Mallon and adapted for television by Ron Nyswaner, “Fellow Travelers” is a sweeping love story spanning three decades.
It’s a narrative about what it means to simultaneously spend a life completely with someone while entirely separate from them.
The Washington, D.C.- set drama series is told through the perspectives of two very different men. Hawkins “Hawk” Fuller (Matt Bomer) is a charismatic federal bureaucrat whose stoic demeanor and hypermasculine charm enable him to neatly tuck his sexuality away, mostly evading suspicion.
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