Sebastian Stan and Adam Pearson opened up to PEOPLE about 'A Different Man,' in which both men portray people living with neurofibromatosis. "I always say that the two ways to lose your social anonymity in a society in 2024 are to either have some kind of disagreement or disability or to become a celebrity,

Sebastian Stan defended Adam Pearson, who has neurofibromatosis, at a press conference for their film “A Different Man.”

The British actor, 39, who lives with neurofibromatosis type 1, wants to hold the door open for others — and he's challenging Hollywood to do better at telling stories about disability

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