From Scandal to Bros, Guillermo Diaz looks back on his various roles.
Party Girl (1995)
Diaz remembers how much fun he had working with one specific castmate.
“Parker Posey just made that movie so special for me,” he says.
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Let’s just do it.'
We just [improvised] together," he recalls.
Diaz has fond memories of filming the movie in Toronto, including working with director Tamra Davis.
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“It sort of just happened.
His character, also named Guillermo, appeared in 20 episodes across five seasons starring in season 3.
The actor only has positive memories of working with leadMary Louise Parker, who he found supportive and encouraging.
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In another, Huck was trapped in the trunk of a car that was pushed into a quarry lake.
“I would come to set and they would just spray me down with water,” he recalls.
“I’m so proud to have been on a show that was so groundbreaking.
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I’m a huge fan of Lena Dunham, she’s so brilliant,” he says.
“I was so elated and freakin' psyched.”
Broad City (2019)
It all started with the White House Correspondents' Dinner.
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He even got to see Glazer’s work as a director on set.
“Those girls are crazy.
They do whatever the f— they want.
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I loved it,” he adds.
“I would have been a lot more nervous and freak out.
Diaz remembers meeting Sinclair his first day on set and not knowing he was the star and creator.
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“He was a nice, cool guy,” Diaz recalls.
Playing Chuy was made easier because of his effortless chemistry with Vidal, who played his sister Jo.
“We both grew up in New York, so we bonded super quick.
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We started teasing each other right away.”
“I love working with theLaw & Orderfamily.
That universe is just really great,” he says about entering a well-oiled machine in season 2.
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While Diaz sometimes prefers to audition, Sgt.
Brewster was offered to him.
“Billy’s really enthusiastic.
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Being on a set with all LGBTQ+ actors is an experience Diaz looks back on with pride.
“It’s really nice to be on set and see this authenticity,” he says.
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