I was interested in Aramis Gomez because he has over 1,000 photos on the teen idol site, so he must be famous for something, and because I always liked the name Aramis: one of the Three Musketeers, originally "someone from Aramits," a village in the Basque region of the Pyrenees. My friend Yuri and I went to Basque country several years ago in search of "the world's biggest penis."
Our Aramis seems to be primarily known for modeling. He has only six acting credits listed on the IMDB, five of them shorts:
Bricks (2016), not to be confused with the other Bricks (2016), an adaption of Poe's "Cask of Amontillado," Bricks (2015), about two crooks arguing after a robbery, or Brick (2025), about an apartment house that's bricked in. Our Bricks is only seven minutes long; it took me longer to look for a plot synopsis. I couldn't find one.
Why is Santa Asian? (2016). No plot description, but no Santa Claus appears in the cast list, but Randall Park stars as Lily's Dad.
Foster Home (2017). No plot description, but directed by Sean Peavy.
Clark (2018): William McNamara kidnaps a boy (Aramis) who is "much more than he seems to be." So, a demon, a brat, or someone who teaches him the joie de vivre.
Ghost Squad (2018): Paranormal investigators camp out in their school.
Plus a two-episode guest spot on Animal Kingdom (2021): Liam (Taylor Handley), the abusive ex-husband of desert guru Cassandra, kidnaps their son (Aramis), so Andrew (Shaun Hatosy, left) leaves him tied up in the desert and suggests that Cassandra run away with the boy.
Aramis is a preteen or tween in all of his appearancces, so I doubt that there is any gay content.
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