Hollywood icon Renée Zellweger's new series What/If just dropped on Netflix recently, and Juan Castano, one of the show's actors who plays a gay character named Marcos, is opening up his own sexuality IRL.

"I would say that for the majority of my life I identified as straight, but as I got older I think my sexual preference has gotten more fluid," Castano said in an interview with NewNowNext when asked about how he identifies. "I am, as my friends say, on the spectrum."

When asked about if playing an openly queer character helped him figure out his sexual fluidity, he continued: 

"Yeah. It wasn’t the first time I played gay, but it was my biggest gay role [to date]. When I first had to kiss another man, it was in a play in New York six or seven years ago, Minotaur. I kissed this guy, and you’re rehearsing over and over, and it didn’t feel that different from kissing a woman. Then on I Am Michael it was the same thing. It feels really nice. I think what’s important is that as long as there is a connection with a human being that feels good it doesn’t make a difference if it’s a man or a woman. I would say playing Marcos solidified that for me simply because spending that much time with a character you fall in love with them and what they’re going through."

Read Castano's full interview with NewNowNext here. What/If is currently streaming on Netflix.