Still crushed about the cancellation of HBO’s gay dramedy Looking after two short seasons? So is Frankie Alvarez, whom Vulture caught up with last night at the premiere for the new season of Veep. “You know, it was sad,” said Alvarez, who played Agustín on the show. “We all got together, we had dinner. We kind of poured liquor out for our gay homies. It was a bummer.” Still, there’s a little more Looking on the horizon, thanks to HBO’s decision to green-light one last wrap-up movie. “It’s a feature-length film that doesn’t adhere to an episodic structure,” said Alvarez. “So I think a lot of fans who wanted a longer episode are going to get one long, two-hour episode. I think that will be [a] blessing in a lot of ways: We’ll get to close it out the way everyone wants to close it out, and then, hopefully, we’ll continue to be friends … supporting each other in future projects.” Alvarez hasn’t heard any story details about the movie, but he says it’s planned to shoot in September, so “the writers have the whole summer to really make it the best possible thing.”
