Morgan Spector, best known these days as George Russell in HBO's popular drama, *The Gilded Age*, has found himself in quite a conversation online. It all started when he labeled himself a "bottom" in a 2024 interview, a comment that sent waves through social media, particularly among LGBTQ+ circles.< p>Morgan Spector
Morgan spector's take on creativity
In a memorable chat with *The LA Times*, Spector quipped about being "creatively a bottom." He added with a grin, "I like when people tell me what needs doing, and then I get on with it." This had everyone chattering, some nodding in agreement and others raising eyebrows.
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