The teen idol website says that Aidan Langford has only appeared in one movie, 1985. I never heard of it, but I imagine that it's a nostalgia piece about coming of age, which means "discovering girls." But he has a nice chest, so we'll go forward.
I don't care much for the super-thick, ostentatious rings.
Even his girlfriend wears super-sized, ostentatious -- wait, they both wear wedding rings. His wife.
After about 30 photos of hugging and kissing his wife, he's in the arms of a guy? Maybe he's bi, and this is before they started dating.
Time to check Aidan's resume. The teen idol website could be wrong.
He was born in Dallas on an unspecified date, and got his start at the Dallas Theatre Center with roles in To Kill a Mockingbird and A Christmas Carol.
He's got 15 acting roles on the IMDB, beginning with Cooper and the Castle Hill Gang (2011). Four have LGBTQ representation:
1985 (2018), about a young man with AIDS (Cory Michael Smith) who goes back to his conservative home town and struggles about coming out to his family -- and revealing that he's going to die soon. His roommate and most of his friends have already died. Aidan plays his younger brother Andrew, who may be gay also (it's left in the air).
Sounds like a real tearjerker. I moved to West Hollywood in 1985, but I remember it as a joyous time. Only one of my friends died of AIDS, many years later.
In the episode "Two Doors Down" of Dolly Parton's Heartstrings (2019), a gay guy comes out to his conservative mother just before his sister's wedding. Aidan plays Ren (center), a nibling who has come out as nonbinary. Mom finds that much easier to accept than a gay son.
In the episode "Two Doors Down" of Dolly Parton's Heartstrings (2019), a gay guy comes out to his conservative mother just before his sister's wedding. Aidan plays Ren (center), a nibling who has come out as nonbinary. Mom finds that much easier to accept than a gay son.
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