List of transgender characters in film and television

This is a list of films and television shows with transgender people and transgender fictional characters. This does not include documentaries, which are listed on the lists of LGBT-related films by decade or animated characters, which are noted on the List of fictional trans characters page. Also see corresponding pages for gay and lesbian and bisexual television characters.

Film and video

Various live-action films feature either transgender issues as a plot element or have trans men, trans women or non-binary trans characters. This is disguished from animated films with LGBTQ characters which are not included on this list.

Trans men

Characters	Actor	Show	Year	Notes
Aggie	Lauren Mollica	Itty Bitty Titty Committee	2007	A comedy about young feminists who spread their message through public art and vandalism. Aggie is a trans man[1][2] and he bonds with the main character, Anna, who recently broke up with her girlfriend and falls in love with Sadie,[3] later developing an apparent crush on her.
Lukas	Rick Okon	Romeos	2011	A drama and tragicomedy which revolves around the romantic relationship between Lukas, a 20-year-old gay trans man who is transitioning from female to male, and a cisgender gay man named Fabio.[4]
Mole McHenry	Susan Lowe	Desperate Living	1977	A John Waters comedy featuring a trans man character who gets phalloplasty.[5]
Mikäel	Zoé Héran	Tomboy	2011	A French drama about a 10-year-old transgender child who, after moving with his family to a new neighborhood, introduces himself to his new friends as Mikäel. The film has been described as being about a girl who pretends to be a boy[6][7] or, alternatively, about a transgender boy.[8][9]
Albert Nobbs	Glenn Close	Albert Nobbs	2011	A drama about a trans man living in 19th century Dublin and working as a butler.[10] He bonds with another trans man, who is a painter, in the same city.
Caitlyn Poythress	Jordan Kristine Seamón	We Are Who We Are	2020	A drama set on an Italian army base exploring the lives of the characters there particularly Caitlin and Fraser played by Jack Dylan Grazer. It’s a coming of age story of the teenagers who live there and the trans storyline is not the main storyline, lots intertwine.[11]
Shy	Silas Howard	By Hook or by Crook	2001	A queer buddy film written, directed by, and starring trans men.[12]
Brandon Teena	Hilary Swank	Boys Don't Cry	1999	A drama film based on the real-life story of Brandon Teena, a transgender man who was raped and murdered by male friends.[13] The movie received much media attention when its star Hilary Swank, who played Brandon, won the Academy Award for Best Actress.
Pierrot	Susanne Sachsse	Pierrot Lunaire	2014	An adaptation of Arnold Schoenberg's Pierrot Lunaire that features a trans man in the title role.[14]
Ray	Elle Fanning	3 Generations	2015	A drama about a teenage trans boy who struggles with his mother and grandmother to get approved for hormone replacement therapy.[15][16][17]
Yuji	Issei Ishida	Strange Circus	2005	Yuji, the novelist's assistant,[18] is a transgender man.

Trans women

Characters	Actor	Work	Year	Notes
Alice Júnior	Anna Celestino Mota	Alice Júnior	2019	Brazilian film about a transgender girl who moves to the countryside.[19]
Angela Baker	Felissa Rose Pamela Springsteen	Sleepaway Camp	1983, 1988, 1989, 2008	Angela Baker (portrayed by Felissa Rose in the first and fourth installments and Pamela Springsteen in the second and third), the killer and main character of the series, is a trans woman.[20]
Ruth Applewood	Tom Wilkinson	Normal	2003	A drama film about a midwestern factory worker and closeted trans woman, who stuns her wife of 25 years, revealing that she wishes to have sex reassignment surgery, and changing her name to Ruth.[21]
Barton	Brian Deacon	The Triple Echo	1972	A British soldier deserts his unit during WWII. At the suggestion of a woman named Alice, he meets while exploring the countryside nearby, he disguises himself as her sister to escape detection.[22] Enjoying the experience a little too much, he agrees to accept the invitation of a soldier to attend a dance at the base, risking exposure. Based on a novella by H.E. Bates.
Charles Beaumont	Micheline Carvel	Adam est... Ève	1954	Likely the first French trans film, by director René Gaveau. A boxer is "knocked out" and wakes up decided she is a woman.[23]
Bernadette Bassenger	Terence Stamp	The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert	1994	Cult Australian film starring Hugo Weaving, Guy Pearce as drag queens and Terence Stamp as a trans woman.[24]
Bex	Hari Nef	Assassination Nation	2018	The character Bex is a transgender woman who discusses whether or not LGBTQ people should be sympathetic to those "who enact policies to erase them."[25]
Rachel Bighead	Carlos Alazraqui	Rocko's Modern Life: Static Cling	2019	In the original Rocko's Modern Life, Ralph Bighead was the son of Rocko's neighbors. Static Cling, taking place 20 years after the original series, shows that Ralph transitioned to Rachel at some point. The series' creator, Joe Murray, felt that as the new work was about accepting change, including a trans female character would fit naturally into the episode.[26]
Bobbi	Michael Caine	Dressed to Kill	1980	A film about a transgender murderer. During the film's initial release, the activist group Women Against Violence in Pornography and Media distributed a leaflet denouncing the film's misogynistic and transphobic attitudes, arguing that "The distorted image of a psychotic male transvestite [sic] makes all sexual minorities appear sick and dangerous.”[27]
Patricia "Kitten" Braden	Cillian Murphy	Breakfast on Pluto	2005	This film stars Cillian Murphy as a young preoperative trans woman during the Irish Times of Trouble.[28] An orphan, she searches for her mother.
Sabrina "Bree"	Felicity Huffman	Transamerica	2005	A comedy-drama starring Felicity Huffman, who plays Bree, a transgender woman.[29] It was nominated for two Academy Awards in 2006: Felicity Huffman for Best Actress, and Dolly Parton for Best Original Song.
Myra Breckinridge	Raquel Welch	Myra Breckinridge	1970	Starring Raquel Welch in an off-beat role.[30]
Calpernia	Lee Pace	Soldier's Girl	2003	A drama film based on the real-life story of the relationship between Private Barry Winchell and singer Calpernia Addams, starring Lee Pace as Calpernia.[31]
The Lady Chablis	As herself	Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil	1997	American crime drama film featuring The Lady Chablis who became a transgender icon and one of the first transgender performers to be received by a wider audience.[32][33]
Charlie	Harry Gilby	Just Charlie	2017	A film about a young trans girl who loves to play football.[34]
Parinya Charoenphol	Asanee Suwan	Beautiful Boxer	2003	A Thai film based on the real-life story of Parinya Charoenphol, a Muaythai boxer who is a trans woman who underwent transitional surgery.[35]
Chris	Maya Henry	For Nonna Anna	2017	This film stars Maya Henry as Chris, a young trans woman taking care of her ailing grandmother.[36]
Bubbles Cliquot	Krystal Summers	Ticked-Off Trannies With Knives	2010	A rape/revenge "transploitation" film about a trio of trans women who avenge themselves on three men who brutally attack them and kill two of their friends. GLAAD stated that the film "misrepresent[s] the lives of transgender women and use[s] grotesque, exploitative depictions of violence against transgender women in ways that make light of the horrific brutality they all too often face", adding that the film conflated transgenderism with drag, which would create the impression in viewers unfamiliar with trans issues that "transgender women are ridiculous caricatures of 'real women'".[37] while lead actress Krystal Summers said that the film "does not promote hate or violence against transgender women...[and is] a work of fiction and a revenge fantasy."[38]
Dil	Jaye Davidson	The Crying Game	1992	In this drama film, the plot revolves around a trans woman named Dil.[39]
Eddie	Peter	Funeral Parade of Roses	1969	Follows a group of transgender drag queens,[40] Eddie and a few others, in the Japanese underground.[41] The film has been described as "a documentary being made about Tokyo's gay culture"[42] despite the fact it is a black-and-white drama film[43][44] which is said to have influenced the 1971 film A Clockwork Orange.[45]
Lt. Lois Einhorn	Sean Young	Ace Ventura: Pet Detective	1994	One of the main characters is revealed to be a trans woman.[46]
Lili Elbe	Eddie Redmayne	The Danish Girl	2015	A drama film about Lili Elbe, based on the book of the same name, starring Eddie Redmayne and Alicia Vikander.[47]
Esteban Agrado	Eloy Azorín Antonia San Juan	All About My Mother	1999	A film by Pedro Almodóvar that tells the story of Manuela, a nurse whose son is hit by a car and killed. The son's father is transgender. Agrado, a friend of Manuela, is also transgender, and a sex worker.[48]
Kim Foyle	Steven Mackintosh	Different for Girls	1996	A British comedy film about two childhood friends who are reunited, after one of them has undergone sex reassignment surgery.[49]
Glen/Glenda	Ed Wood	Glen or Glenda	1953	A loose, unauthorized retelling of Christine Jorgenson's story by director Ed Wood.[50]
Albert Goldman	Nathan Lane	The Birdcage	1996	This movie features a cis Robin Williams with a gay male identity, who is in a committed long-term partnership with Nathan Lane's character, who at various points in the movie claims their womanhood and longs to "be" a woman.[51] Williams' character, although devoted to Lane's, suppresses Lane's desire to be perceived as a woman, and uses he/him pronouns when referring to Lane's character, as do others.
Christine Jorgensen	John Hansen	The Christine Jorgensen Story	1970	Former Army private from the Bronx undergoes surgery and hormone treatments in Denmark in 1952 to transition from male to female, based on Jorgenson's autobiography.[52] Reviews were mixed[53][54][55] and Jorgensen later unsuccessfully tried to get a restraining order to stop Small's estate from exploiting the film, claiming Small diverted $100,000 owed to her for his own use.[56]
Judy	Peter Outerbridge	Better Than Chocolate	1999	Features a sub-plot involving the transgender character named Judy, who struggles with family rejection throughout the film and who has a crush on, and ultimately begins a romantic relationship with, lesbian separatist Frances, who owns the gay & lesbian bookstore in which the film's central character Maggie works.[57] Judy also becomes friends with Maggie's somewhat sexually repressed mother, Lila.
Joan Lambert	Veronica Cartwright	Alien	1979	Veronica Cartwright portrays a woman named Joan Lambert. In the sequel Aliens (1986) a biography very briefly flashes up on a computer screen in the background. The biography establishes Lambert as having had her gender altered from male to female. On the extras of a DVD presentation, one could see Lambert's full bio, which reads: "Despin Convert at birth (male to female). So far no indication of suppressed traumas related to gender alteration".[58]
Kimmy	Yasmin Lee	The Hangover Part II	2011	Features a ladyboy who is a sex worker.[59]
Loretta	Eric Idle	Monty Python's Life of Brian	1979	Among Eric Idle's multiple roles is Stan/Loretta. Set in the year AD 33, Stan is strongly mocked at first, but at the end is called Loretta, with no trace of disapproval.[60]
Loridonna	Sofía Vergara	Grilled	2006	A comedy film in which Sofía Vergara plays character of Loridonna, a sultry trans woman who seduces unsuspecting Maurice when he and Dave, two desperate meat salesmen, knock on her door. [61]A call from a suicidal friend interrupts signing the contract, so Maurice and Dave offer to drive her to her friend's house, hoping to close the deal. There, troubles multiply as they meet an arms dealer (Kim Coates) who outs Lori to Maurice just before they got intimate, then hit-men working for a gregarious mob boss (Burt Reynolds).
Marguerite	Sondra Locke	A Reflection of Fear	1972	One of the main characters is transgender.[62]
Marieta	Mónica Cervera	20 centímetros	2005	A Spanish musical comedy about a narcoleptic trans woman during her transition from male to female.[63]
Ludovic	Georges Du Fresne	Ma vie en rose	1997	A Belgian film about a young child, Ludovic, who believes that she was born in the wrong body and should have been a girl.[64]
Roberta Muldoon	John Lithgow	The World According to Garp	1982	In this film, the character Roberta Muldoon (played by John Lithgow in an Oscar-nominated role) is a transgender former football player.[65]
Orlando	Tilda Swinton	Orlando	1992	Tilda Swinton portrays Orlando, a character whose sex changes after 2/3 of the film.[66]
Tanya Peters	Anna Nicole Smith	Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult	1994	Anna Nicole Smith's character, Tanya Peters, is revealed to be a transgender woman at the end of the film.[67]
Rayon	Jared Leto	Dallas Buyers Club	2013	Rayon is a transgender woman dying from AIDS.[68]
Ricky	Michelle Hendley	Boy Meets Girl	2014	Ricky, a transgender woman from rural Kentucky, awaiting acceptance into a New York fashion design school, learns about acceptance, friendship, sexuality and love.[69]
Hedwig Robinson	John Cameron Mitchell	Hedwig and the Angry Inch	2001	An off-Broadway cult musical adapted for cinema about a transgender German glam rocker recounting the story of her betrayal by her former boyfriend.[70][71]
Madame Rose	Jin Xing	Tom-Yum-Goong	2005	Known as The Protector in the US release, this is a foreign action film starring Tony Jaa. The main villain, Madame Rose, is a transgender woman in the international versions. The actress who plays Rose, Jin Xing, is transgender herself.[72]
Henrietta Rossi	Clark Gregg	The Adventures of Sebastian Cole	1998	In June 1983 in Dutchess County, New York, Sebastian Cole's stepfather, Hank, drops a bomb: he announces that he is having a sex change operation.[73] Later, Hank (now Henrietta) takes Sebastian in and supports him over the next few months of high school. Sebastian's "adventures" are mostly self-destructive.
Leon Shermer	Chris Sarandon	Dog Day Afternoon	1975	Al Pacino's lover was a transgender woman (based on Elizabeth Eden). Pacino's character was robbing a bank to pay for her gender reassignment surgery.[74]
Sin-Dee Alexandra	Kitana Kiki Rodriguez Mya Taylor	Tangerine	2015	An independent film directed by Sean S. Baker where Kitana Kiki Rodriguez and Mya Taylor play the main protagonists, two transgender women, Sin-Dee and Alexandra respectively.[75]
Strella	Mina Orfanou	Strella	2009	A young transgender prostitute, named Strella, meets Yorgos, when he is released from prison after 14 years of incarceration for a murder he committed in his small Greek village.[76]
Switch	Belinda McClory	The Matrix	1999	In the original script, the character was a man in the real world and a woman in the Matrix. This idea was ultimately dropped, but the film was still intended as a transgender metaphor.[77]
Tobio	Kwancharu Shitichai	Wild Zero	1999	Protagonist, Ace, falls in love with a transgender woman named Tobio he meets at a gas station on his way to a concert. He returns to her in time to rescue her from a horde of zombies and when the main character is conflicted about falling in love with a "woman who is also a man", Guitar Wolf tells him "Love knows no race, nationality or gender!"[78]
Vanessa	Harmony Santana	Gun Hill Road	2011	A drama about a recently released ex-convict coping with her estranged wife and daughter, who is going through transition from male to female.[79]
Vera	Elena Anaya	The Skin I Live In	2011	A Pedro Almodóvar film, which translates to La piel que habito in Spanish, in which a young man named Vicente, portrayed by Jan Cornet, is kidnapped by Antonio Banderas' character, undergoes forced sex reassignment surgery and becomes a woman named Vera, portrayed by Elena Anaya.[80]
Lara Verhaegen	Victor Polster	Girl	2018	Lara Verhaegen, the main character, is a trans girl in training to become a ballerina.[81] Over the course of the story she seeks hormone replacement therapy and sex reassignment surgery.
Veronica	David Dencik	En Soap	2006	A Danish film, which translates to "A Soap" in English, about the love between a (pre-operative) trans woman and a lesbian.[63]
Marina Vidal	Daniela Vega	A Fantastic Woman	2017	A film by Chilean director Sebastián Lelio about a trans woman grieving the sudden death of her boyfriend.[82]
Elvira Weishaupt	Volker Spengler	In a Year of 13 Moons	1978	A Rainer Werner Fassbinder film focused on the brutal cruelty faced on an everyday basis by a transgender woman.[83]
Wendy	Anne Heywood	I Want What I Want	1972	This film portrays an unhappy boy who tries to fulfill her "dreams of becoming a beautiful woman."[84]
Wye	Leyna Bloom	Port Authority	2019	Wye is a black trans woman who participates in New York City's ball culture.[85]

Portrayals in television series

Character	Portrayed by	Program	Notes
Aaron	Elliot Fletcher	The Fosters	Trans man who later dates Callie.[86] [87] (2013-2018)
Candy Abundance	Angelica Ross	Pose	Trans woman who is HIV-positive.[88][89][90] (2018–Present)
Elektra Abundance	Dominique Jackson	Pose	Trans woman who is a former shrewd house mother and reigning champion within the ballrooms, and takes on the occupation of a dominatrix in secret.[89][91] (2018–Present)
Lucinda "Lulu" Abundance	Hailie Sahar	Pose	Trans woman, also named Lucinda "Lulu" Ferocity, who is an exotic dancer based in New York City who is a member of the House of Abundance.[89][90] (2018–Present)
Wade "Unique" Adams	Alex Newell	Glee	Trans woman who was introduced as a shy teen boy, later bcoming a vocalist, and becoming more confident as her trans woman alter ego, Unique.[92][93] By the 2013-2014 broadcast season, she had become a series regular.[94][95] (She is the show's first trans character) (2009-2015)
Ana	Nava Mau	Genera+ion	A trans woman who is attempting to be a positive role figure for her niece.[96] (2021–Present)
Angelique	Jonny Beauchamp	Penny Dreadful	A mysterious transgender woman who gains Dorian's attention and becomes one of Dorian's love interests.[97] Angelique encounters Dorian Gray in a cafe, later going to her workplace where it is made clear that she is transgender. (2014-2016)
Anna	Valerie Landsburg	1st & Ten (1984 TV series)	Anna is a trans woman who marries the team's kicker, Zagreb Shkenusky.[98] (1984-1991)
Antoine	Brian Michael Smith	Queen Sugar	It's revealed that Ralph's childhood friend, Antoinette "Toine" Wilkins, was bullied for being gender-variant growing up and Ralph came to their defense. When they reunite in Season 2, Antoinette has transitioned and is a transgender man, and goes by the name of Antoine.[99] Toine is played by transgender actor Brian Michael Smith.[100] (2016–Present)
Ariel	Marina Matheus	3%	Marina Matheus plays Gloria's friend Ariel in this Brazilian show.[101] (2016-2020)
Miss Artiphys	Karen Dior	Xena: Warrior Princess	Trans woman in Season 2 Episode "Here She Comes... Miss Amphipolis".[102] (1995-2001)
Maya Avant	Karla Mosley	The Bold and the Beautiful	Trans woman [103][104] who is married and has a young daughter.[105] Maya is the first trans woman featured on a US daytime soap opera as a series regular and the first transgender bride to be married on a US daytime soap opera.[106][107][108] (1987–Present)
Cheryl Avery	Kate Moennig	Law & Order: Special Victims Unit	In the season 4 episode, "Fallacy," Cheryl appears, with Moening considering the show to be her initiation to New York City and said "You have to do Law and Order if you lived in New York!"[109] (1999–Present)
Ivan Aycock	Kelly Lynch	The L Word	Trans man who is in a relationship with Kit Porter.[110] (2004-2009)
Hannah/Matty Barton	Grace Cassidy Ash Palmisciano	Emmerdale	Trans man who transitioned in his years away from the village.[111] (Matty is the first transgender character on Emmerdale. He was formerly called Hannah Barton and left the serial in 2012, transitioning off-screen before returning in 2018.[112]) (1972–Present)
Shannon Beiste/Sheldon	Dot-Marie Jones	Glee	Trans man who transitions during the series.[113] (2009-2015)
Benni/Bernadette Wöller	Anton Rubtsov	Dark	Bernadette is a trans woman and prostitute who is Torben's sister.[114] (2017-2020)
Erica Bettis	Helen Shaver	The Education of Max Bickford	Trans woman with a Ph.D.[115] (2001-2002)
Bill	Chris O'Donnell	Two and a Half Men	In the episode "An Old Flame With a New Wick" O'Donnell plays a trans man named Bill and the ex-boyfriend of Charlie Harper.[116] (2003-2015)
Sasha Booker	Jamie Clayton	Designated Survivor	The third season features Sasha Booker, a trans woman and the President's sister-in-law.[117] (2016-2019)
Hannah Bradford	Evie MacDonald	First Day	Trans girl who is entering middle school and trying to find her "authentic self."[118][119] (2020)
Brandi	Jenny McCarthy	Just Shoot Me	Brandi is a trans woman and an old college friend of Finch's as shown in the episode "There's Something About Allison."[120] (1997-2003)
Helen Brears	Bethany Black	Cucumber Banana	Trans woman who dates a man and has a jealous ex-boyfriend who tries to get revenge on her.[121] (2015)
Charlie Briggs	Diana Weston	My Family	Diana Weston plays Charlie Briggs, an old college friend of Ben's who is trans woman.[122] (2000-2011)
Cotton Brown	Amiyah Scott	Star	Trans woman who is the daughter of a salon owner and part of the main cast from season 1 forward.[123] (2016-2019)
Denise Bryson	David Duchovny	Twin Peaks	Trans woman and FBI agent, who purportedly began presenting as a woman after working undercover.[124] (1990-1991)
Sophia Burset	Laverne Cox	Orange Is the New Black	Trans woman and inmate who was incarcerated at Litchfield Penitentiary.[125] (Laverne Cox is transgender, with The Advocate suggesting that this series is the first women-in-prison series that includes a real trans woman playing the role of a transgender person.[126]) (2013-2019)
Pat Caddison	Robert Reed	Medical Center	In the two-part Season 7 opener, Dr. Pat Caddison, a former colleague of Dr. Gannon, reveals his intention to transition from male to female.[127] (1969-1976)
Robert Calvert	Misha Butler	Casualty	The show featured transgender character Robert in episode 26, "Fatal Error – Part Two," of its 30th season.[128] (2015-2016)
Carla	Eve Lindley	Mr. Robot	A woman who is known as 'Hot Carla' because she is a local pyromaniac in the prison and is played by a trans female actress.[129][130] (2015-2019)
Blessing Chambers	Modupe Adeyeye	Hollyoaks	Trans woman who is a glass collector and works at a strip club.[131] (1995–Present)
Charlene	Jim Bailey	Night Court	In the Season 3 episode "Best of Friends", Dan meets up with a college buddy who is no longer living as a man but is a woman, hence a trans woman.[132] (1984-1992)
Cecilia Chung	Ivory Aquino	When We Rise	Trans woman who plays the real-life activist, Cecilia Chung.[133] (2017)
Chris	Theo Germaine	Work in Progress	Chris is a young trans man, barista, and boyfriend to the lead character.[134] Germain appears in all episodes of the show but is credited as a special guest star.[135] (2019–Present)
Crystal Clark	Krista Allen	Married... with Children	In the episode "Calendar Girl," Beautiful calendar girl Crystal Clark comes out as a trans woman on national TV, to the horror of those who loved her for her body.[136] (1987-1997)
Cole	Tom Phelan	The Fosters	Trans man struggles with his identity and trying to be seen as a boy, both emotionally and physically speaking, and being accepted as such.[137] (2013-2018)
Maxine Conway	Socratis Otto	Wentworth	Trans woman who is Bea Smith's bodyguard and was dating Gary until she stabbed him.[138] (2013–Present)
Jason Costello	Victoria Atkin	Hollyoaks	Trans man who experienced gender dysphoria and retained an attraction to males.[139] (1995–present)
Hayley Cropper	Julie Hesmondhalgh	Coronation Street	Trans woman who later marries a man and is the first regular trans character to be introduced into soap opera, with the portrayal praised by British Parliament.[140]) (1960–Present)
Davina	Alexandra Billings	Transparent	Trans woman who is HIV-positive.[141] (2014-2019)
Dax	Various actors	Star Trek: Deep Space Nine	A symbiont, has changed genders throughout their lives.[142] (1993-1999)
Allyson Del Lago	Jen Richards	Nashville	Trans woman and nurse who assists Juliette Barnes in the aftermath of her plane crash.[143](2012-2018)
Bailey Delvecchio	Kai Shappley	The Baby-Sitters Club	Bailey is a trans child who comes out to her babysitter, Mary Anne Spier.[108][144] (2020–Present)
Charlotte DiLaurentis	Vanessa Ray	Pretty Little Liars	Alison's sister and a trans woman, who tries to kill herself and her family, which GLAAD called "regrettable."[145][146] (2010-2017)
Barbara Dixon	Steve Pemberton	The League of Gentlemen	Barbara Dixon is the proprietor of the local taxi firm, Bab's Cabs.[147] (1999-2002)
Martin Dunbar	Matt Greenwood	Waterloo Road	A shy and stylish trans woman who appears in one episode, resulting in her being bulled by classmates, but still makes some friends.[148] (2006-2015)
Erica	Helen Shaver	The Education of Max Bickford	Erica is a trans woman and best friend of Max Bickford, the title character.[149] (2001-2002)
Angel Evangelista	Indya Moore	Pose	Trans female sex worker living near Blanca Rodriguez, a former escort, was romantically interested in Stan Bowes and later became romantically involved with Lil Papi Evangelista.[89][150] (2018–Present)
Blanca Evangelista	Mj Rodriguez	Pose	Trans woman who has HIV and is, as such, disabled.[89][150][151] (2018–Present)
Morgan Finn	Joanne Boland	Strange Empire	Morgan is a trans male miner in love with a married woman, Rebecca Logan.[152] The series is set in 1869. (2014-2015)
Frankie Fox	Hannah Alligood	Better Things	Sam's middle child, Frankie, is a transgender boy.[153] (2016–Present)
Wendy Garner Mimosa Dr. Mona Lavelle Raspy Transgender Woman Transgender Person	Sara Buxton Kate Walsh Sara Buxton Lindsay Crouse Bijoux Deluxe David Michael Fordham	CSI: Crime Scene Investigation	The fifth-season episode "Ch-ch-changes" focuses on illegal sex reassignment operations in the female transgender community, and features several transgender characters like Wendy, Mimosa, and Mona Lavelle.[154] (2000-2015)
Georgette	Beau Bridges	The Closer	In the episode "Make Over," Bridges plays Georgette, a transgender woman and Provenza's ex-partner.[155] (2005-2012)
Gittel	Hari Nef	Transparent	Trans woman living in the 1930s Germany.[156] (2014-2019)
Stephanie Grant	Wilson Cruz	Ally McBeal	Cruz guest stars as Stephanie Grant, a transgender teen arrested for prostitution whom Ally must defend in court.[21] (1997-2002)
Mackenzie Hargreaves	Georgie Stone	Neighbours	Trans woman, who is the serial's first transgender character.[157] (1985–Present)
Jill Hartford	Alexandra Billings	How to Get Away with Murder	Trans woman and a colleague of Annalise, a pansexual attorney,[158] with the latter continuing to defend her friend no matter what.[159] (2014–Present)
Dolly Holloway	Maren Heary	Gypsy	She may be transgender or lesbian.[160][161] (2017)
Michael Hallowell	Ellie Desautels	Rise	Trans male music teacher.[162] (2018)
Ma Hyun-yi	Lee Joo-young	Itaewon Class	Trans woman who works as the chief cook for DanBam and is saving money so she can have a sex reassignment surgery.[163] (2020)
Ms. Hudson	Candis Cayne	Elementary	A trans woman who is an expert in Ancient Greek and makes a living as a kept woman and muse for various wealthy men and asked Sherlock Holmes for help after a relationship break-up.[164] (2012-2019)
Imani	Jasmine Davis	The Chi	Imani is a trans woman who has a storyline centered on a romantic relationship.[165] (2018–Present)
Janette	Maria Clara Spinelli	Supermax	Trans woman who owns a beauty salon chain.[166] (2016)
Tara Jewkes	Ariel Ivo Reid	Casualty	Trans woman who is a mortuary assistant at a local hospital.[167] (1986–Present)
Job	Hoon Lee	Banshee	Job is a computer hacker and confidant of Lucas Hood. He has been described as transgender, a transvestite and a drag queen.[168] (Hoon Lee believes that the character is "constantly evolving" and is not interested in "figuring out the label of who he is and every aspect of that."[168]) (2013-2016)
Sam Jordan	Elliot Fletcher	Y: The Last Man	A trans man who proves that the main character, Yorick, not actually "the last man left alive."[169] (2021–Present)
María José	Paco León	La Casa de las Flores	Paulina's ex and the family's lawyer, a Spanish trans woman who cares a lot about her family.[170] (2018-2020)
Judy	Rebecca Root	Boy Meets Girl	In one episode, she reveals to her date, Leo, that she was assigned male at birth.[171] (2015-2016)
Gil Kessler	John Schuck	The Golden Girls	In the Season 3, episode 8, titled "Brotherly Love," Gil is a city council candidate who comes out as a trans man.[172] (1985-1992)
Kiki	Glen Campbell	Queer as Folk'	Later seasons featured a minor transgender character named Kiki (usually described by other characters as "Kiki the Waitress, formerly known as Kenny the Waiter"). This included episodes such as "We Will Survive!," "Bored Out of Ya Fucking Mind" and "Big Fucking Mouth."[21] (2000-2005)
Kim	Damon Herriman	Secret City	An Australian drama television series in which a political journalist uncovers a secret city of interlocked conspiracies, putting innocent lives in danger including her own. Her ex-husband, Kim, is a trans woman.[173] (2016–Present)
Kyla	Jamie Clayton	Hung	In season 3, Jamie Clayton plays Kyla, a trans woman, in two episodes in the third season in 2011.[174] (2009-2011)
Maura Lee Karupt	Alan Mingo Jr.	Doom Patrol	Danny is a sentient, genderqueer, teleporting street which is being haunted by the Bureau of Normalcy. Former Bureau agent Morris Wilson has become a drag queen named Maura Lee Karupt who helps keep Danny going by sustaining a party atmosphere.[175] (2019–Present)
Micah Lee Pierce Williams	Leo Sheng Brian Michael Smith	The L Word: Generation Q	Micah Lee and Pierce Williams are both trans men, with Lee a protagonist and Williams a secondary character.[176] (2019–Present)
Denise Lockwood	Alexandra Grey	Chicago Med	Denise Lockwood is a trans woman who appears in episode 3 of season 2, and is the sister of nurse Maggie Lockwood and is portrayed by a trans actress, Alexandra Grey.[177] She is also a recurring character. (2015–Present)
Lola	Shakina Nayfack	Difficult People	Trans female waitress at D's Cafe who clashes with Billy Epstein, who struggles with being labeled transphobic by countering some of her controversial views, and is voiced by trans actress, Shakina Nayfack.[178](2015-2017)
Louise	Jessica Crockett	Dark Angel	In Season 1, episode 8, titled ""Out"Back at Jam Pony," Normal has a date with a woman who is actually transgender.[179] After he finds out, he decides that he doesn't care about her past, only to discover that Louise (Played by actress Jessica Crockett) is a lesbian. This was the first time a trans woman was cast to play a trans character on American television. (2000-2002)
Sofia Lopez	Jonathan Del Arco	Nip/Tuck	Trans woman who had a romantic relationship with Liz.[180] She appears in the episodes "Sofia Lopez" and "Sofia Lopez Part II." (2003-2010)
Luna La	Zión Moreno	Gossip Girl	A trans woman who is part of the regular cast of this series.[96] (2021–Present)
Cindy McCauliff	Lisa Edelstein	Ally McBeal	Trans woman who appears in the fourth season of the show.[181] (1997-2002)
Louis McGerry	Tyler Luke Cunningham	Holby City	Series 22 of the show introduced Louis McGerry, the show's first regular transgender character.[182] Louis is a nurse at the titular hospital and the son of CEO and neurosurgeon Max McGerry. (1999–Present)
Janet McKay	Shelley Hack	Tales from the Crypt	In the episode "The Assassin", housewife Janet McKay is revealed to once having been a CIA operative named Ronald Wald.[183] (1989-1996)
Anna Madrigal	Olympia Dukakis	Tales of the City	A 90-year-old trans woman who lives in San Francisco.[184] (1993)
Sam Malloy	Aidan Mitchell	The Riches	Sam, the youngest Malloy child, is transgender and frequently dresses in feminine clothing. The idea for Sam's non-binary gender expression came about before Izzard, a gender non-conforming comedian, joined the show.[185] Sam's gender expression is accepted and respected by the Malloy parents and siblings. (2007-2008)
Margo	Jen Richards	Mrs. Fletcher	Margo is the teacher for the title character's creative writing class.[186] (2019)
Ben Marks	Isaiah Stannard	Good Girls	Ben Marks, son of Annie's and Gregg, is bullied and comes out as a transgender boy in season 2 with the name Ben.[187] (2018–Present)
Nomi Marks	Jamie Clayton	Sense8	Nomi Marks is a computer hacktivist, and lesbian trans woman, living in San Francisco who finds herself mentally linked to 7 other people from around the world[188] and is in a relationship with Amanita Caplan.[189][190] Nomi is also part of the Cluster. (2015-2018)
Mae Martin	Mae Martin	Feel Good	Mae, a recovering addict, does not identify her sexuality. She's had relationships with men and women, and called herself transgender, non-binary, and bisexual in one episode.[191] She is in a same-sex relationship with George, who identified as straight before she started dating Mae[192][193] and tried to have sex with a man in one episode.[194] (2020–Present)
Jazmin Martinez	Hailie Sahar	Good Trouble	Trans woman and sister of Gael.[195] (2019–Present)
Taylor Mason	Asia Kate Dillon	Billions	Taylor is a trans woman and has a storyline centered on a romantic relationship. [165] (2016–Present)
Matthew	Garcia	Party of Five (2020)	Matthew is Lucia's undocumented trans friend who works at the Acostas' restaurant.[196](2020)
Maxine	Callum Booth-Ford	Butterfly	Three-part miniseries starring Anna Friel and 11-year old Callum Booth-Ford as her daughter Max(ine).[197] (2018)
Alexis Meade	Rebecca Romijn	Ugly Betty	Trans woman who returned from the dead as a complex and sympathetic woman.[198][199] (Initially portrayed by Elizabeth Penn Payne for the first twelve episodes, when she was listed in the credits as "Masked Lady".[200]) She was later written off the show.[201] (2006-2010)
Molly Milkovich	____	Shameless (US)	Half sister of mandy, who was assigned male at birth and raised as a girl.[202] (2011–Present)
Paul Millander	Matt O'Toole	CSI: Crime Scene Investigation	A serial killer who posed as a judge, and serves as Gil Grissom's nemesis, he is featured in multiple episodes. It is later shown that he underwent sexual reassignment in his youth and as a result his relationship with his mother was a complicated one, with him leading a double life, one as Paul Millander and the other as the "Honorable Judge Douglas Mason."[203] (2000-2015)
Ava Moore	Famke Janssen	Nip/Tuck	Trans woman, with GLAAD criticizing the character as problematic because of her "psychotic and incestuous behavior."[204] (2003-2010)
Linda Murkland	Linda Gray	All That Glitters	Linda is a transgender fashion model,[205] who is said to be the first transgender series regular on American television.[206] (1977)
Nia Nal / Dreamer	Nicole Maines	Supergirl	Trans woman, said to be the first transgender superhero.[207][208] She works at CatCO (introduced in Season 4).[209] (2015–Present)
Noah	Elliot Fletcher	Faking It	Gay trans man.[87] (2014-2016)
Cassandra O'Brien	Zoë Wanamaker	Doctor Who	Trans woman and villain in the series.[210] (In one review, she was described as an "incidental parody of transgender womanhood," and a "fractured mirror-image of medical transition itself," even as she is "problematic."[210]) (1963–Present)
Casey Parker	Alex Blue Davis	Grey's Anatomy	Trans man and war veteran (introduced as a first-year surgical intern in Season 14).[211][187] (2005–present)
Arun Parmar	Rebecca Hazlewood	Bad Girls	Trans woman and an inmate, she is also hinted to be bisexual as she served time in Larkhall prison.[212] (1999-2006)
Patricia Ludmuller	Mark Doerr[lower-alpha 1]	Bones	In the 2009 episode "The He in the She," a police teamwork to solve the murder of a transgender pastor named Patricia.[213] (2005-2017)
Cherry Peck	Willam Belli	Nip/Tuck	Trans woman who works at a bar, who is later brutally attacked by another character.[214] (2003-2010)
Maura Pfefferman	Jeffrey Tambor	Transparent	Trans woman who comes out to her family late in life.[189][215] She is prevented from transitioning due to her health problems.[216][141] (2014-2019)
Theo Putnam	Lachlan Watson	Chilling Adventures of Sabrina	Trans man. In season 1, Theo was known as Susie Putnam and described as non-binary.[217][218] He is Sabrina's close friend at Baxter High and later transitions, affirming his identity as a trans boy.[219][220][221] (2018–Present)
Carmelita Rainer	Candis Cayne	Dirty Sexy Money	A trans woman and recurring character in this series romantically involved with the New York District Attorney, General Patrick Darling.[222][223] She later left the series after another character accidentally shot and killed her.[224] (2008-2009)
Alba Recio	Eduardo Espinilla (season 1) Sergi Ruíz (seasons 2 and 3) Víctor Palmero (season 8 onward)	La que se avecina	Alba is the daughter of the homophobic Antonio Recio, who is embarrassed by her, and is a main character after season nine.[225] (2007–Present)
Drew Reeves	Zelda Williams	Dead Of Summer	Trans man who is gay or possibly bisexual, and ends up in a relationship with another man.[226] (2016)
Vera Reynolds	Peter Capaldi	Prime Suspect	Vera is a trans woman and cabaret singer in Season 3.[227] (1991-2006)
María José Riquelme	Paulina de la Mora	The House of Flowers	Trans woman who was married to Paulina before transitioning.[228] She remarried Paulina in the final episode of season 3 (3x11). (2018-2020)
Rosalind	V. Vieux	Station 19	Trans woman who is Ben Warren's sister, previously on Grey's Anatomy, and a recurring character.[187] (2018-Present)
Miss Robyn Ross	Carlotta	Number 96	In this series, Carlotta played a showgirl revealed as transgender.[229] (1972-1977)
Ruthie	Patti Harrison	Shrill	An irreverent co-worker and an office assistant who is transgender.[230] (2019–Present)
Tony Sawicki	Tatiana Maslany	Orphan Black	Trans man who is a clone and criminal introduced in season two, with every other known clone in his "batch" as a female.[231] (2013-2017)
Shea	Trace Lysette	Transparent	A HIV-positive recurring character and trans woman.[216] (2014-2019)
Kyle Slater	Riley Carter Millington	EastEnders	Kyle appeared in the serial between 2015 and 2016, and is a trans man.[232][233] (1985–Present)
Julia Smith	Melissa Leo	Veronica Mars	A trans woman who helps a classmate find his father.[234] (2004-2019)
Sally St. Claire	Annie Wallace	Hollyoaks	Trans woman who initially keeps her transgender status a secret because of negative past experiences but later comes out.[235][236] (1995–Present)
Reverend Michael Stills	Dallas Malloy	Eli Stone	In the season two episode, "Two Ministers," Michael is a trans minister who needs legal help when he loses his job after transitioning.[237] (2008-2009)
Edith "Edie" Stokes	Veronica Redd	The Jeffersons	Edie is George's old army buddy as shown in the Season 4 episode "Once a Friend" and is a trans woman.[238] (1975-1985)
Paul Strickland	Brian Michael Smith	9-1-1: Lone Star	A black trans man who is one of the fire fighters at Station 126.[239][187][240] (2020–Present)
Sü	Nyla Rose	The Switch	The series, the first transgender-themed television series produced in Canada, stars Nyla Rose as Sü, an IT manager who comes out as a trans woman, and is forced to rebuild her life after losing her job and her apartment as a result of her announcement.[241] (2016–Present)
Max Sweeney	Daniela Sea	The L Word	Bisexual trans man who struggled to figure out his identity, taking this identity "into the working and dating worlds."[242] (2004-2009)
Jesse Sweetland	Sadie O'Neil	Bellevue	Teenage trans man killed by a detective after various community members attempted to shame him for his trans identity.[243] (2017)
Gray Tal	Ian Alexander	Star Trek: Discovery	A trans man, and orphan, who joined Trill living aboard a generational starship with his Human partner Adira.[244] (2017–Present)
Elizabeth "Liz" Taylor	Denis O'Hare	American Horror Story: Hotel	Trans female bartender who knows all sorts of secrets and works in the Blue Parrot Lounge at the Hotel Cortez.[245] (2015-2016)
Thad	Drew Pillsbury	Married... with Children	In season 9's tenth episode, "Dud Bowl", Thad, a former high school teammate of Al, is now a trans woman, to Al's dismay. Nevertheless, she plays football on Al's re-organized team[246] (1987-1997)
Adam Torres	Jordan Todosey	Degrassi: The Next Generation	Trans man, the "only transgender regular or recurring character on scripted television" in 2011, according to GLAAD.[247] (2001-2015)
Trevor	Elliot Fletcher	Shameless (US)	Gay trans man who works at a local LGBT center and was the love interest for Ian Gallagher.[87] (2011–Present)
Jules Vaughn	Hunter Schafer	Euphoria	Jules is trans woman who falls in love with Rue, a woman who has left rehab.[248][249][250] (2019–Present)
Buck Vu	Ian Alexander	The OA	An Asian trans male teen.[251][252] (2016–Present)
Whiterose	B. D. Wong	Mr. Robot	Trans woman who is the leader of a hacking collective, the Dark Army.[253] (2015-2019)
Cameron Wirth	Laverne Cox	Doubt	Ivy League-educated attorney, mentor, and trans woman.[254] (2017)
Marci Wise	Isis King	When They See Us	A young trans woman who is Korey's sister.[255] (2019)
Transgender Woman	Kenneth Kynt Bryan	NCIS: New Orleans	In the Season 6 episode, "Judgement Call," Bryan voices a character titled "Transgender Woman," but was uncredited for the performance in the episode.[256] (2014–Present)
Ysela	Daniela Vega	Tales of the City	Trans woman. She became Anna Madrigal's first friend when Anna moved to San Francisco.[257] (2019)
Zoe Luper	Jeffrey Carlson	All My Children	Trans woman who was formerly a musician named Zarf.[258][259] (1970-2011, 2013)

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