Loki director responds to Russell T. Davies' criticism of Loki's coming out scene
Kate Herron, who calls Davies "a hero of mine," disagrees with his opinion of the Disney Plus show

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Unsurprisingly, Loki director Kate Herron does not agree with Russell T. Davies’ assessment that the titular character’s coming out was a “ridiculous, craven, feeble gesture.” Herron has said before how important the moment was to her as a bisexual person, but a throwaway line that may be groundbreaking for Disney didn’t receive the same fanfare across the board.
To recap, when Tom Hiddleston’s Loki was asked on the Disney+ show if there were princes or princesses in his romantic history, he revealed, “A bit of both.” The sentiment echoed Loki’s pansexuality from Marvel comics canon, but certain fans were less than impressed, including Davies.