Official Netflix Trailer for “Boots” [VIDEO]

It’s 1990, you’re fresh out of high school and not sure what to do with your life, so, obviously, you follow your buddy blindly into the US Marine Corps… What could go wrong? Inspired by a real manly story, BOOTS marches onto Netflix October 9.

Song: “Freedom” by #GeorgeMichael covered by the SDGMC

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BOOTS is a one-hour comedic drama that delivers an irreverent, off-beat take on the coming-of-age story. Set in the tough, unpredictable world of the 1990s US Marine Corps – when being gay in the military was still illegal – the series follows directionless, closeted Cameron Cope (#MilesHeizer) and his best friend Ray McAffey (Liam Oh), the son of a decorated Marine, as they join a diverse group of recruits. Together, this ensemble navigates the literal and metaphorical landmines of boot camp, forging unlikely bonds and discovering their true selves in an environment designed to push them to their limits. With sharp wit and plenty of heart, BOOTS is about friendship, resilience, and finding your place in the world – even when that world seems determined
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Today, Netflix debuted the official trailer for the new series BOOTS, premiering October 9.

The trailer features a new recording of George Michael’s hit song “Freedom” sung by the San Diego Gay Men’s Chorus. The group of 30 singers includes US Military veterans.

Members of the San Diego Gay Men’s Chorus with BOOTS creator Andy Parker ® and author of The Pink Marine, Greg Cope White (L).

Marching onto Netflix October 9

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BOOTS is a one-hour comedic drama that delivers an irreverent, off-beat take on the coming-of-age story. Set in the tough, unpredictable world of the 1990s US Marine Corps – when being gay in the military was still illegal – the series follows directionless, closeted Cameron Cope (Miles Heizer) and his best friend Ray McAffey (Liam Oh), the son of a decorated Marine, as they join a diverse group of recruits. Together, this ensemble navigates the literal and metaphorical landmines of boot camp, forging unlikely bonds and discovering their true selves in an environment designed to push them to their limits. With sharp wit and plenty of heart, BOOTS is about friendship, resilience, and finding your place in the world – even when that world seems determined to keep you in line or leave you behind.

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The eight-episode series hails from creator and co-showrunner Andy Parker (Tales of the City, Imposters), showrunner Jennifer Cecil (Umbrella Academy, One Tree Hill), and executive producer Norman Lear. Inspired by the book The Pink Marine by Greg Cope White.

Showrunner/Executive Producer: Jennifer Cecil

Creator/Co-Showrunner/Executive Producer: Andy Parker

Executive Producers: Andy Parker, Jennifer Cecil, Norman Lear, and Brent Miller through ACT III Productions, Rachel Davidson, Scott Hornbacher & Peter Hoar (episode 101)

Studio: Sony Pictures Television for Netflix

Series Regulars: Miles Heizer (Cameron Cope), Max Parker (Sergeant Robert “Bobby” Sullivan), Vera Farmiga (Barbara Cope), Liam Oh (Ray McAffey), Cedrick Cooper (Staff Sergeant Marcus McKinnon), Ana Ayora (Capt. Denise Fajardo), Angus O’Brien (Thaddeus Beau Sterling Hicks), Dominic Goodman (Isaiah Nash), Kieron Moore (Nicholas Slovacek), Nicholas Logan (Sergeant Cary Wayne Howitt), Rico Paris (Santos Santos), Blake Burt (John Bowman)

Additional Cast: Brandon Tyler Moore (Cody Bowman), Zach Roerig (Sgt. Knox), Anthony Marble (Harlan McAffey) and Joy Osmanski (Setsuko McAffey), Ivan Hoey Jr. (Benjy Cope), Logan Gould (Mo Mason), Jack Kay (Joshua Jones), Troy Leigh-Anne Johnson (Alice), Jonathan Nieves (Eduardo Ochoa), Brett Dalton (Sgt. Pitowski)

Inspired by Greg Cope White’s memoir The Pink Marine

Netflix.com/boots

	Boots
	Network: NetflixGenre: ComedySeasons: 1Episodes: 8
	Overview In 1990, a bullied, gay high school student named Cameron joins the Marine Corps with his straight best friend, Ray — a dangerous move when being gay in the military meant jail time or worse. As these two friends plunge into Marine Corps boot camp, where the landmines are both literal and metaphorical, they join a platoon of young men on a harrowing journey of transformation.