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While everyone is still speculating about her offscreen sexuality, there is no question that actress Natasha Lyonne is comfortable with girl-on-girl action in front of the camera. While most people know her as plucky, sex-hungry, and sincere best-friend-we-wish-we-had Nicky on the Netflix hit show Orange Is The New Black, Lyonne has various other queer roles on her resume, including her breakout in lesbian director Jamie Babbit's iconic 1999 lesbian comedy But I'm A Cheerleader. She has starred on Will & Grace, the 2003 queer film Party Monster, 2013's fabulous gay high school comedy G.B.F., and 2015's lesbian dramedy Addicted to Fresno. Lyonne's filmography is pretty gay, even if she isn't. Follow Out for updates on the hilarious comedienne.

Natasha Lyonne on the "Nightmare" That Is Mike Pence

And why she loved working with Amy Poehler.

Clea DuVall Reunites with Natasha Lyonne in Directorial Debut, The Intervention

The movie is one of happy reunions and not-so-divine interventions.

Natasha Lyonne & Chloe Sevigny Deliver Punk Rock Horror in Antibirth

Our favorite ‘90s starlets give us the mother of all horror.

Clea DuVall Reunites with Cheerleaders Natasha Lyonne & Melanie Lynskey in Her Directorial Debut

Clea DuVall wrote, directed, and stars in The Intervention, a film that reflects her sexuality as she sees it.

WATCH: Aidy Bryant Daydreams in 'Darby Forever'

The SNL funnylady stars in a romantic comedy short film on Vimeo.

Watch Natasha Lyonne & Judy Greer as Tortured Hotel Maids in Addicted to Fresno

Director Jamie Babbit's comedy about down-on-their-luck hotel maids has dildos to spare

Throwback Thursday: Natasha Lyonne & Clea DuVall Are the Girls of Summer

The But I'm a Cheerleader co-stars turn up the heat

WATCH: Natasha Lyonne Spills Orange is the New Black Spoilers

Watch (and learn) if you dare

Natasha Lyonne Is Not Dead

And she's starring in the new Netflix series, 'Orange Is the New Black'