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‘Billions’ Star Asia Kate Dillon Seeks Customer Service Work as Acting Jobs Decline

Dillon says trans and nonbinary performers are seeing fewer roles as they post a service-industry résumé and seek work outside acting.

  • On Tuesday, actor Asia Kate Dillon posted a plea for service work on Instagram, stating that acting opportunities have "all but diminished" for trans and nonbinary talent after eleven years in the industry.
  • Dillon, 41, began working in food service as a teenager in 2000 before transitioning to full-time acting in 2015; they now seek to return to hospitality work to support themselves.
  • Despite the 2010s "Transgender Tipping Point," performers including Dillon and actor Jack Haven report a significant reduction in acting opportunities, with declining work coinciding with rising anti-trans rhetoric from government officials.
  • Available for night and weekend shifts, Dillon expressed a desire to "create welcoming environments" and remains a "quick study" regarding new point-of-sale systems, appearing ready to start immediately.
  • Professional avenues shrink for trans and nonbinary talent in Hollywood, where Dillon is not the only LGBTQIA+ performer currently facing job instability amid broader industry challenges.
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[OSEN=Reporter Choi Yi-jeong] Asia Kate Dillon (41), a non-binary actress familiar to Korean fans through the popular drama 'Billions' and the movie 'John Wick 3: Parabellum', is drawing sympathy after confessing to financial hardships resulting from her hiatus from acting and requesting a job in the restaurant industry. Asia Kate Dillon recently posted a resume along with a request for a restaurant job on her social media.

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