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UMVA Uncovers: Nicholas Galitzine's SHOCKING Gay Roles EXPOSED - You Won't Believe the Iconic Character He's Been Hiding in Plain Sight!

UMVA Uncovers: Nicholas Galitzine's SHOCKING Gay Roles EXPOSED - You Won't Believe the Iconic Character He's Been Hiding in Plain Sight!

UMVA has learned that Nicholas Galitzine, star of the upcoming film Masters of the Universe, has been quietly accumulating a impressive roster of LGBTQ+ roles in movies and TV shows.

The British actor, who identifies as straight, has taken on a range of complex and intriguing characters, from closeted royals to bisexual high school bullies. His performances have captivated audiences and sparked important conversations about identity, intimacy, and representation.

Galitzine's fascination with LGBTQ+ roles began with his guest appearance in the TNT crime drama series Legends in 2015. He played Angelo, a young man with a secret past relationship with a former MI6 handler.

LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM - MAY 27: Nicholas Galitzine attends the UK premiere of 'Masters of the Universe' at Cineworld Leicester Square in London, United Kingdom on May 27, 2026. (Photo by Wiktor Szymanowicz/Anadolu via Getty Images)

He then went on to play Conor Masters, a closeted gay rugby player, in the 2016 LGBTQ+ comedy-drama Handsome Devil. The film, which co-stars Andrew Scott, centers on an Irish teenager who forms a bond with his roommate and the school's star rugby player.

In 2020, Galitzine starred in The Craft: Legacy, a reboot of the 1996 teen horror classic The Craft. He played Timmy Andrews, a high school bully who comes out as bisexual in a rare moment of bi male visibility on screen.

Galitzine's portrayal of George Villiers, the lover of King James VI of Scotland and I of England, in the Sky Atlantic drama Mary & George, showcased his range and versatility as an actor. The series tells the story of how George's mother molded him to seduce the King and secure influence over the royal court.

Nicholas Galitzine as closeted gay rugby player Conor Masters in 2016 film Handsome Devil

His most high-profile LGBTQ+ role to date is undoubtedly Prince Henry in the Prime Video film Red, White & Royal Blue. The film, based on Casey McQuiston's best-selling novel, follows the son of the President of the United States as he navigates a fake friendship with his British rival, the closeted gay royal.

Galitzine's performances have been praised for their nuance and sensitivity, and he has spoken about the importance of showcasing gay intimacy on screen. As he takes on the iconic role of He-Man in Masters of the Universe, fans are eagerly anticipating his next move.

With a growing reputation as a talented and fearless actor, Galitzine is sure to continue pushing boundaries and challenging expectations. His dedication to his craft and his passion for LGBTQ+ representation make him a compelling figure to watch.

Nicholas Galitzine as bisexual high school bully Timmy Andrews in 2020 film The Craft: Legacy