‘White Lotus’ hunk Leo Woodall goes gay-for-pay in this new conspiracy thriller series
shouting—”uncle!” on Season 2 of The White Lotus, delivering the most shocking reveal on a show full of them.And while we still have questions over the true nature of his character Jack’s relationship to his Uncle Quentin (Tom Hollander), one thing we were sure about in that instant?: Leo Woodall is a star!Since then, the 28-year-old British actor has charmed in Netflix‘s acclaimed series adaptation of One Day, and has lined up a number of high-profile film projects, including the upcoming sequel Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy, where he’ll be romancing Renée Zellweger.Subscribe to our newsletter for a refreshing cocktail (or mocktail) of LGBTQ+ entertainment and pop culture, served up with a side of eye-candy.But first, he’ll be going “gay-for-pay” once again in the new AppleTV+ series, Prime Target.From Doctor Who and Sherlock writer Steve Thompson, the miniseries follows brilliant post-grad mathematics student Edward Brooks (Woodall) as he uncovers a pattern in prime numbers that could grant him access to every computer in the world.That’s a lot of power for any one twunk to have, so, naturally, it puts him on the radar of some sinister entities who have their reasons for wanting to keep Edward from proving his theory.Sensing the danger, his professor (The Walking Dead‘s David Morissey) urges him to stop digging before he’s in too deep, leaving Edward with few allies to turn to.
Thankfully, national security agent Taylah Sanders (nonbinary Trinkets star Quintessa Swidnell) has been keeping tabs on his work, and will do anything to help him find answers.The two rising stars have something very “uncomfortable” in common.Also starring Stephen Rea (The Crying Game), Martha Plimpton (The Goonies), and Harry Lloyd (The Theory Of Everything), Prime Target has all the makings of a great, global cat-and-mouse techno-thriller, which you can check out in the trailer below:And, yes, we know what you’re thinking: Aside from the presence of nonbinary actor Swindell, the.
