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Ritter has certainly impacted Kyri beyond representation, Kyri says. However, I still say I just think empathy and an opportunity to really learn from someone like Ritter, someone who, sure - represents a lot of things for the LGBTQ+ community - but is also just a person.” “I don’t like words like ‘tolerance’ and things like that because I believe the implications are dangerous and one-sided as if there is a majority group that we have to beg approval from,” he explains.
Kyri joined “Chicago Fire” in season seven in 2018 and says he hopes both new and longtime viewers learn empathy from his character. The opportunity to just fully go there (on set) and be the representation that I needed when I was growing up is really, truly something that has made me as Daniel Kyri the actor blossom.”
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“I was a person who had a lot of outdated, maybe even preconceived, notions about how to be a successful actor and the ways in which I imagined I’d have to twist myself out of shape to fit into some kind of mold. “In a lot of ways, it’s forced me to grow up,” he says.
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