I am certainly going to visit a bar full of guys, even if it's spelled wrong.
Or is Guy the owner, so it's Guy's bar?
I'm going either weay, but I'm not sure if Miles Heizer wants to come along.
You probably remember Miles from
Parenthood (2010-2015), the sitcom with Craig T. Nelson and his four children and eight grandchildren. It was like
Modern Family without the diversity. Miles played grandson Drew Holt: shy, sensitive, artistic, but still girl-crazy, with several girlfriends fighting over him.
The Greenville, Kentucky native was born in 1994, and began acting in 2005, with many guest spots before Parenthood, plus Rails & Ties (2007), about a young boy who survives a catastrophic train crash, and Rudderless (2014), about a father grieving over his dead son.
He had some gay-positive roles after Parenthood.
In Love, Simon (2018), he plays Cal, who the closeted Simon mistakenly identifies as Blue, another closeted teen who posts about his experiences online. Cal is not, but he offers an ear if Simon wants to talk, suggesting that he may be bisexual, or at least an ally.
In
13 Reasons Why (2017-20), which spends three seasons explaining why a high school girl killed herself, Miles plays Alex Standell, who kisses his boyfriend Timothy Granaderos, after they are named prom kings, and everyone in the school applauds.
He also gives us a n*de scene.
Wait, that's a woman you're on top of. What gives?
According to Wikipedia, he dates Jessica in Seasons 1-3, then Winston Williams (Deaken Bluman) and Charlie St. George (Tyler Barnhart) in Season 4.
Wait -- AZ Nude Men says that Miles is kissing Timothy Granaderos (left), but the fan wiki says Charlie St. George. Granaderos plays Montgomery de la Cruz, a series antagonist who hooks up with guys, but isn't actually gay.
Take your pick.
After 13 Reasons, Miles appeared in two podcast series, Undertow: Narcosis and The Sisters.
He also starred in The Ex-Husbands (2023): a Manhattan dentist (Griffin Dunne of American Werewolf in London gets dumped by his wife, so he flies out to Tulum to crash his son's bachelor party. Whoops, that son gets dumped, too. Miles plays another brother, who is gay and therefore doesn't have to worry about marriage (um...gay marriage happens?)
It gets weird after the break