The n*de celebrity subreddit posted some photos of actor Nicholas Hamilton.
His on-screen career begins with an episode of the Australian teencom The Mako Mermaids (2013) and a lot of shorts:
Time (2013): A boy is bullied due to his belief in time travel.
The Streak (2013): In spite of the misleading title, not about streaking, about a man who wants to honor the memory of his dead father by ending his evil uncle's "cricket streak." So I guess Uncle always beat Dad at the game of cricket?
Jackrabbit (2013): A boy in the Outback has an abusive father.
There are lots more, but I'm fast-forwarding to Nic's full-length movies:
Strangerland (2015): a teenager (Nic) and his sister disappear in the Outback. So, like Picnic at Hanging Rock?
"There is a stillness in the air, and I'm in it. There are no sounds, no whispers, no shadows, no darkness. And just for a moment, there is no 'you', no 'me'. And I'm not lost."
Sounds like he's into the sister
Captain Fantastic (2016): in spite of the misleading title, it's not about superheroes, it's about a family living off the grid because they want to be critical thinkers or something. Nic plays one of the children.
It (2017) and It: Chapter 2 (2019): Nic plays Henry Bowers, a sadistic bully who torments the Losers Club. Turns out that he's the puppet of the transdimensional being known as It. In the original novel, he's bisexual, doing things with a boy and a girl, but this does not occur in the movie.
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In 2018, Nic graduate from high school and came out. Now we'll see the gay roles, right?
Endless (2020): High school graduates are separated by a tragic accident, one goes to limbo, and the other finds a way for them to get together again. So, Orpheus and Eurydice? It's heterosexual high schoolers played by Nic and a girl.
In spite of the misleading title, the tv series Action Royale is not a spy spoof: A teen (Nic) starts an underground e-sports ring to pay off his father's gambling debts. He gets a girlfriend.
Brave the Dark (2023): High schooler Nate (Nic) is "engulfed by darkness" due to "traumatic childhood memories." He's taken in by his drama teacher in 1973 and 1986. None of the reviews mention gay characters.
Three movies, all straight? Let's hope you do a better job of LGBT representation in your tv shows, buddy.
A 2020 episode of Love, Victor, about a gay guy trying to come out. Rahim (Anthony Keyvan) makes a date with Charlie (Nic) on a dating app, but when they meet in person, the dude rejects him for being too feminine.
8 episodes of The Pradeeps of Pittsburgh (2024): An FBI agent is trying to deport the Indian-American family next door. Then his son (Nic) falls in love with their daughter in a Romeo-and-Juliet thing.
5 episodes of Gen V (2023-25) an Amazon Prime series about a superhero academy. Maveric (Nic), who can turn invisible, is dating a girl who can turn into an alpaca (he's into it). He admits to peeking at both men and women in the shower while invisible, but that's more curioisty than an expression of bisexual identity. Dude is definitely hetero-romantic.
One episode as gay, 14 as straight or straight-ish. 7% is not a great record.
More after the break. Caution: Explicit.
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Nic's instagram is sort of closeted. Most photos depict his interest in exotic cocktails (he's published a book about them). Or his interest in girls: kissing, hugging, holding hands, being kissed on the cheek, sticking their tongues out. You have to go three years down to find him with a guy, kissing at New York Pride.
Another one.
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