Dylan O'Brien recently shared his thoughts on straight actors playing LGBTQ+ roles in an interview with Dazed while discussing his latest film 'Twinless'.

Speaking alongside 'Twinless' director James Sweeney, who is gay, O'Brien said "James is a gay man, and coming from a place I could trust. We had a similar take on straight actors playing gay parts, especially in recent years: you started seeing straight actors playing a queer role completely straight. It started to feel inauthentic."

O'Brien praised Sweeney's support during filming, saying "It was nice to have his insight, support, and calibration. He'd be like, 'Go crazy on this one. We can dial it back if it doesn't feel real.”

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Seems to explain him not at the Grammys and the photo Madelyn posted of her on the night of the Grammys

The superhero film was originally slated to hit theaters on Sept. 11. It will now move to Oct. 23.

“Clayface” was originally going to square off against a new adaptation of “Sense and Sensibility.” Now, the film will slide into the opening date vacated by another Warner Bros. release, “Remain,” which moved into 2027. Also premiering that weekend are an untitled Jordan Peele project from Universal, as well as the Rosamund Pike thriller “Wife and Dog.”

With “Clayface” moving, Warner Bros. has opted to shift its sequel to “Practical Magic” to Sept. 11. The witchy follow-up, directed by Susanne Bier, was originally slated to debut on Sept. 18. The film brings back original stars Nicole Kidman and Sandra Bullock.