Nicholas Galitzine Opens Up About Portraying Queer Characters On Screen
Hollywood heartthrob Nicholas Galitzine recently expressed feelings of guilt and uncertainty for playing queer roles on screen despite identifying as a straight man in real life. In a candid interview with British GQ, the 29-year-old actor shared his conflicted emotions about his portrayal of gay characters that have garnered him fame.
Galitzine, known for his roles in projects like “Red, White & Royal Blue” and “Mary & George,” reflected on the impact of embodying queer stories while maintaining his personal identity. He emphasized that these characters are more than just their sexuality, showing a depth and complexity that transcends labels.
In another interview, the “Purple Hearts” star discussed his journey towards self-acceptance and the importance of being a role model for others, particularly young men. Galitzine highlighted the need for men to set positive examples and support individuals of all genders, showcasing allyship and inclusivity.
As he continues to make waves in the entertainment industry with projects like Prime Video’s “The Idea of You,” where he starred opposite Anne Hathaway, Galitzine remains committed to embracing his identity and advocating for greater representation and diversity on screen.
