Of all the Real World seasons, no one cast member has made more of a positive impact than Real World: San Francisco’s Pedro Zamora. His story touched millions of viewers, his courage educated many Americans and his life changed the MTV generation.
In 1994, Zamora captured the hearts of millions as the first-ever openly gay, HIV-positive main character on TV — on MTV’s The Real World: San Francisco. Zamora’s time in the house on Lombard Street brought a face to the AIDS crisis. President Bill Clinton has long credited Zamora with personalizing and humanizing the epidemic, and he will introduce Pedro when it makes its world television premiere April 1st.
“To this day, Pedro Zamora remains an extraordinary example of what a huge impact one young person can make in our world,” President Clinton said. “I’m glad to have known him, and I’m grateful his life has been able to inspire and enrich so many others.”
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For more information and to view the movie trailer, please visit www.pedro.mtv.com
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