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Danielle Bruncati

I Have No Problem With Alex in Red, White, And Royal Blue, But I Wish The Film Hadn't Made 3 Changes To His Character From The Book

Alex smiling in a tuxedo at the royal wedding

The highly anticipated adaptation of Casey McQuiston’s best-selling novel Red, White, and Royal Blue has finally started streaming on Prime Video, and fans can’t get enough of the heartwarming and steamy lgbtq+ romance. Getting to watch characters we’ve loved for four years come to life on screen is such a surreal experience — even though they’re not quite the same characters we know and love. Honestly, while I tried not to be too upset at what had changed, I did have an issue with some of the changes made to Alex Claremont-Diaz’s beloved character from the book. Let’s discuss. 

Alex Is An Only Child In The Film 

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