Fisk: Melbourne probate office with wacky problems, gay dads, a gay barista, a penis-painter, and a cute but homophobic Short Guy
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Oskar Viniar: Russian boy with two gay-positive and a homophobic project, a queer tease, a lot of "girl!" songs, and some dicks
Next guy in my "profiles to do" file whom I've never heard of: Oskar Vinier. According to his Instagram, "You're here for fun! Acting! Music!" Actually, I'm here to see if you've played any gay characters, or are gay in real life.
Oskar Vinier lives in Miami, but he's got a definite European vibe. 
Like sitting "too close" to a buddy. In the U.S., this would be an invasion of body space, unless they are boyfriends. But this is at a theatrical competition in Orlando, and Oskar sits this close to several other dudes.
Like his mom or sister wearing a frilly dominatrix outfit at the kitchen table while they play a Gummi Bear game. A very sex-positive family.
Like sitting "too close" to a buddy. In the U.S., this would be an invasion of body space, unless they are boyfriends. But this is at a theatrical competition in Orlando, and Oskar sits this close to several other dudes.
Maybe he just likes dudes.
Like his mom or sister wearing a frilly dominatrix outfit at the kitchen table while they play a Gummi Bear game. A very sex-positive family.
According to his official website, Oskar moved to Miami from Russia in 2019.
He has ten acting roles listed on his resume:
Taylor in Pimp My Life (2020), by Benjamin Renassia. Google only finds three references to this movie, in the resumes of Oskar, communications student Oren Salman, and John Cain
A boy in The Joke (2020), an experimental short film by visual artist Alain Gr-Polanco, who uses they/them pronouns and presents as female.
Son in the documentary Dear White Parents (2020), encouraging them to have discussions about racism with their kids.
Son in the experimental horror short Let's Play (2021), about two robbers who pick the wrong house.
Then there's a gap, probably due to his singing career, but he played a background student in four 2025 projects:
The Life List: A woman can't get her inheritance until she completes the bucket list that she wrote at age 13. With Kyle Allen (left).
More butts after the break
Best Medicine: Josh Charles as a doctor in small-town Maine, with three gay characters, Josh's backside, and Segarra d*ck
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Daniel Quinn Toye: The Scottish Boy Toye queerbaits "Heated Rivalry," plays gay-adjacent roles, posts photos while...you know
I started watching Sterling Point due to an interview where Daniel Quinn Toye said that his Rory and Ellis (Jacob Whiteduck-Lavoie) have a Heated Rivalry-type relationship. Turns out that he was using the term as a cliché: the guys are both straight, competing for the affection of focus character Annie. Was he deliberately queerbaiting, or so out of touch with queer culture that he had never heard of the gay hockey player show? To find out, I checked the guy's social media, and found some interesting posts.
First his biography: The Boy Toye grew up near Glasgow, where he attended the Dance School of Scotland. After graduation, he enrolled at LAMBDA (don't get excited -- it's not the gay symbol, it stands for the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts).
While at LAMBDA, he appeared in Alice (in Wonderland), The Angry Brigade, Measure for Measure, Three Sisters, A View from the Bridge, and The Trojan Women.
He received a B.A. (Honors) in 2024, and was immediately cast in a "minimalist, modern" version of Romeo and Juliet on the West End (May-August 2024), with Tom Holland as Romeo. The Instagram page has a graphic with R&J superimposed on a Pride Flag, so there must be some queer content, maybe in the Romeo-Mercutio relationship. But Daniel plays Paris, the wealthy nobleman betrothed to Juliet. He and Romeo fight, and he is killed. Sounds like the straightest of the crew.
In 2026, Daniel got a photo shoot in the British Vogue, and three on-screen roles:
Sunny Dancer: Cancer survivor Ivy is sent to a chemo summer camp, with many of the actors cast because they have real-life experience with cancer. She falls in love with Jake (Daniel).
James Norton (left) and Neil Patrick Harris play counselors, and Ivy is played by Bella Ramsey from The Last of Us, who is nonbinary and "not 100% straight. So there's some LGBTQ representation in the cast, even though the story is heteronormative.
Pressure, about the preparation for D-Day, June 6, 1944, when the Allies invaded Normandy, marking the beginning of the end of Nazi control of Europe. No gay content. Daniel plays Private Michael Gregory.
And Sterling Point, which has a lot of lesbian characters.
Two upcoming projects:
Cry to Heaven, based on the novel by Anne Rice. At age 15, Venetian nobleman Tonio Treschi (Nicholas Hoult, left) is castrated by his half-brother to ensure that he doesn't have any heirs. He becomes a famous castrato (castrated opera singer), and seeks revenge. In the original novel, he has romances with another castrato boy, Domenico (not in the cast list), and his mentor, Guido (Aaron Taylor-Johnson). So there's LGBT content in the original, even if they straighten him for the movie.
Daniel's character is not mentioned in the cast list.
Voltron, about the robots who combine into a bigger robot. Daniel plays Keith, who pilots the head and torso (voiced by Neill Ross in the 1980s and 1990s series and Giles Panton in 2011). He's got a crush on Princess Allura.
So Daniel has only played straight guys, but four of his six projects have some sort of LGBTQ content, subtexts, cast, or source material.
Better than most actors.
The Heated Rivalry reference after the break. Caution: Explicit.
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