Tan France Is ‘Most Nervous’ About His Queer Eye Costars Seeing His Acting Debut in Deli Boys (Exclusive) 

Tan France is understandably nervous about his acting debut.

Speaking exclusively with people about his role in the Hulu Comedy series Deli guysThe fashion expert divides what is his Queer Eye Kostari – Jonathan van Ness, Karamo Brown, Antoni Parowski and Jeremiah Brent – knew about their role as a British cousin Zubair in the sixth episode.

France, 41, says that the other members of Fab five have all known “for a long time” about the role, but did not send to anyone.

“They asked, and I said, ‘No, I want you to look at him in a row. I want you to look at the first episode, and then I want you to watch the show, so you understand why my part is as it is, “he says, adding that the others have not yet had the opportunity to see the episodes even because of the busy work schedule.

“I can’t wait to see it. I’m really worried about it. I’m so nervous. Of all the people who watched him, I’m the most nervous to watch him,” he says.

Tan France; Karamo Brown, Tan France, Jeremiah Brent, Antoni Parowski and Jonathan van Ness.

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When asked why, the fashion expert explains that the role has set him up in a “vulnerable position” on the camera.

“They know me, like, they know they know me inside,” France says of Fab Five. “They know me the way my husband doesn’t know me. Like, they see how I am on the camera. They watched almost every scene I ever made on camera, when it came to the point Queer Eye. ”

“So, I’m nervous to see the other side of me, which is obviously what I want, what I want the audience to see, but it is a very, very vulnerable position to put in. To show the other side of yourself.”

Tan France in the scene of ‘Deci of the boy’.

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France gave an example of a permanent view of a group of close friends to one day appearance and talk to them with a different accent. “That would be wild, and you would be so self -aware,” he says.

“That’s right here. I’m not just acting in this show. I’m doing the actor’s job,” the father of two continues.

“My voice is not the same, my emphasis is a completely different emphasis on my accent. It’s British, but it’s a very London accent, it’s not my accent at all,” he explains. “I walk in a very different way. It’s a very violent character, so I do.

Karamo Brown, Antoni Porowski, Jeremiah Brent, Tan France and Jonathan van Ness in the promo photo ‘Queer Eye’.

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Somewhere else in conversation, France pushed the Hula series. “It’s such a wild comedy, but also a very aggressive, big drama, a great fight, and I was like, okay, this sounds so fun,” he says, adding that “he checks each of the boxes I enjoy the show.”

The synopsis of the comedy series, created by Abdullah Saeed, reads: “When their father who is a magnet is suddenly died, a couple of spoiled Pakistani American brothers loses everything and are forced to count with their grandmother’s secret crime life as they try to take his cloak in the underworld.

All 10 episodes Deli guys They are available for flowing on hulu.

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