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Nicholas Galitzine
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Galitzine in 2020
Born
Nicholas Dimitri Constantine Galitzine

(1994-09-29) 29 September 1994 (age 31)
Hammersmith, London, England
EducationDulwich College
OccupationActor
Years active2014–present

Nicholas Dimitri Constantine Galitzine (/ˈɡælɪtsiːn/ GAL-it-seen;[1] born 29 September 1994) is an English actor. After his acting debut in The Beat Beneath My Feet (2014), he appeared in an episode of the television series Legends, and had leading roles in the 2016 teen drama films High Strung and Handsome Devil. He later starred in the supernatural horror film The Craft: Legacy (2020) and the musical film Cinderella (2021), also contributing to the latter's accompanying soundtrack.

Galitzine's breakout role was the romantic drama Purple Hearts (2022). He achieved further prominence for romantic dramas Red, White & Royal Blue (2023), and The Idea of You (2024), as well as the comedy film Bottoms (2023) and the period drama series Mary & George (2024). In addition to acting, Galitzine has been a global menswear ambassador for fashion house Fendi since 2023, and global fragrance ambassador for Emporio Armani since 2024.

Early life

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Nicholas Dimitri Constantine Galitzine[2] was born on 29 September 1994 in Hammersmith, West London.[3][4] He lived near actor Robert Pattinson, whom he considered his "career idol".[5] His father, Geoffrey Leo Alexander Galitzine, is a co-founder of a glass recycling company and a former financier in the City of London.[4][6] Despite popular rumours that Galitzine is a member of the Golitsyn family, a Russian noble house, they are not related. Galitzine's grandfather, Edward Ralph Alexander Tier, changed his surname to Galitzine on 9 April 1956; Nicholas's traceable paternal ancestors are British.[7] His mother is Lora Maria Konstantina Papayanni,[4] a Greek-American.[8] He has an older sister, Lexi.[4] Growing up, Galitzine visited his relatives in the Peloponnese, Athens, and the islands during the holidays, which helped him connect with his Greek heritage.[4][9]

Galitzine described himself as being reckless in his youth, being a smoker at 13.[5] He attended Dulwich College, and played rugby, track, and football.[4] He played for the Harlequins Academy and aspired to play rugby professionally until a series of injuries including an injury to his rotator cuff led his interest to wane and consequently, he stopped playing.[4][10] Galitzine was a part of Pleasance Islington, a youth theatre company.[11] Galitzine first became interested in acting after his friends persuaded him to audition for a rendition of the musical Spring Awakening.[5] He decided he wanted to focus on acting professionally in lieu of pursuing a university education, which he had recalled feelings of uncertainty for.[12] His parents were "terrified" of the decision due to the uncertain path.[5] Galitzine supported himself financially by working part-time jobs, including at a frozen yogurt shop alongside Simone Ashley, who later also pursued acting professionally.[13]

Career

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Early career (2010s)

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Galitzine made his professional acting debut in the film The Beat Beneath My Feet (2014), starring alongside Luke Perry. He played a lonely teenage boy with musical aspirations who blackmails his neighbour, a former rock star, to mentor him.[14][15] His casting was criticised by The Guardian for the belief that he was too conventionally attractive to play an outcast.[15] In 2015, he appeared in a guest role in the episode "The Legend of Terrence Graves" of the TV series Legends. He played a blackmailer of an MI6 agent following their homosexual relations.[16] He was named a "Star of Tomorrow" by Screen International the same year.[17] He starred in the American drama High Strung (2016), in which he played a young violinist who performs in a subway station.[18]

He played Conor Masters, a young closeted gay student, in the Irish comedy-drama Handsome Devil,[19][16] which was later nominated for five awards at the 15th Irish Film & Television Awards.[20] Empire commented that Galitzine "does good work" at portraying Conor's inner conflict.[21] In 2017, he took part in the New Zealand mystery drama The Changeover[22] and the American television film The Watcher in the Woods.[23] Galitzine was cast in his first major TV role in the Netflix horror drama series Chambers.[24] In 2019, he featured in the drama film Share.[25]

Breakthrough and recognition (2020s)

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In 2020, Galitzine played the bisexual teenager Timmy in The Craft: Legacy, a sequel to The Craft (1996).[26] In 2021, he starred as Prince Robert opposite Camila Cabello in the musical film Cinderella, appearing on seven songs on the soundtrack of film.[27] His debut single "Comfort" was released in June 2022.[11] Galitzine starred in the Netflix film Purple Hearts, which was released on 29 July 2022.[28] It was Galitzine's breakthrough role.[5][29] He played Luke Morrow, a member of the United States Marine Corps, who marries Cassie Salazar, played by Sofia Carson, for her to receive military benefits; they then unexpectedly fall in love. To prepare, Galitzine went through basic Marine training.[30]

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Galitzine portrayed George Villiers, 1st Duke of Buckingham in the psychodrama series Mary & George

In 2023, Galitzine portrayed a high school football player named Jeff in Emma Seligman's sex comedy film Bottoms.[16] When talking about the film, Galitzine stated that he had wanted to act in a comedy, and enjoyed improvising on set.[30] He portrayed the fictional Prince Henry in the romantic comedy film Red, White & Royal Blue, based on the 2019 novel of the same name opposite Taylor Zakhar Perez.[31][32] The film released on Amazon Prime Video and was the streaming service's number 1 movie globally and one of the top three most-watched romantic comedies of all time in its premiere weekend;[33] Galitzine was also praised for his performance by Rolling Stone and ABC News.[34][35] For the role, Galitzine was nominated at the 4th Astra TV Awards for Best Actor in a Limited Series or TV Movie.[36] He is due to reprise the role for a sequel, titled Red, White & Royal Wedding, directed by Jamie Babbit.[37][38]

In 2024, Galitzine starred as George Villiers in the Sky Studios historical psychodrama series Mary & George, alongside Julianne Moore.[39][40][41] Galitzine joined the cast after screenwriter D. C. Moore sent him the script and he became "fascinated" with the story.[42] He described George Villiers as a "slam dunk" of a role.[13] Lucy Mangan for The Guardian praised Galitzine for giving depth to a character otherwise treated superficially within the story.[43] Alison Herman for Variety highlighted that his performance in Mary & George was a significant shift from his romantic comedy roles in Red, White & Royal Blue and The Idea of You.[44]

Galitzine starred alongside Anne Hathaway in the film The Idea of You (2024), based on a novel with the same title, and portrayed a member of a fictional boy band, August Moon, who enters a relationship with Hathaway's character, a divorced mother.[45] He received the role when, in his audition performance, he chose an Alabama Shakes song which led to a spontaneous dance between him and Hathaway.[46] To prepare for the role, he took part in a "boy band boot camp" that included dance rehearsals and stage training. He was also the only cast member to provide vocals for the film's soundtrack, completing the recording process in under a week. Executive music producer Savan Kotecha developed the songs specifically around Galitzine's voice after hearing his audition.[47] Critics drew comparisons of August Moon to One Direction, with Galitzine saying that his character, Hayes Campbell, was not inspired by Harry Styles.[48] While promoting the film, Galitzine told GQ that he was uncomfortable with being primarily judged on his appearance and emphasised that he wanted to be taken seriously as an actor.[46] Galitzine provided vocals on all songs by the band in the soundtrack.[49][47] He received nominations at the Guild of Music Supervisors Awards and the Hollywood Music in Media Awards for the Best Song Written and/or Recorded for a Film and the Best Original Song in a Feature Film respectively for the movie's eponymous song.[50][51] Galitzine was nominated for Breakthrough Performer of the Year at the 2024 Gold Derby Awards.[52]

In May 2024, it was announced that Galitzine had been cast as He-Man for the upcoming live action film Masters of the Universe.[53] To prepare, he pursued physical training, including bench-pressing and weightlifting.[54][55] He also ate 4000 calories worth of food each day to bulk up.[55] Filming wrapped in June 2025.[56] Galitzine made his Met Gala debut in 2024.[57] The same year, it was announced he would venture into voice acting as the lead in the Mexican animated adventure film Wings of Freedom, alongside Eva Longoria. Galitzine will portray Lieutenant Pirro, a Swift member of an animal airforce, who has to defeat an artificial intelligence being named Eternity who plans to take control over the world. The co-producer Gregory Ouanhon said the decision to hire Galitzine came because he had "a certain panache, elegance and a presence, in addition to a great sense of humor".[58]

In April 2025, it was announced that Galitzine was set to star opposite Bill Skarsgård in The Mosquito Bowl, directed by Peter Berg and based on a book written by Buzz Bissinger.[59] The movie follows the Mosquito Bowl football game during World War II. Filming commenced in Queensland in August of that year.[60] In May, it was reported that he would lead in The Return Of Stanley Atwell alongside Marisa Abela.[61] Galitzine is due to appear in the ensemble cast of The Sheep Detectives, set to release on 8 May 2026.[62]

Other ventures

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In 2023, Galitzine was named the first global menswear ambassador for the luxury fashion house Fendi.[63] He modelled for the brand's Menswear Fall/Winter 2023–24 global campaign.[64] In 2024, Galitzine had a partnership with the dating app Bumble.[65] The following year, he was named global fragrance ambassador for Emporio Armani.[66][67][68]

Personal life

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Galitzine has attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, being diagnosed as a child.[12] He has spoken about dealing with impostor syndrome regarding his success with acting.[69] He supports the football club Arsenal.[70][71]

Filmography

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Key
† Denotes film or TV productions that have not yet been released

Film

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Year Title Role Notes Ref.
2014 The Beat Beneath My Feet Tom [14][15]
2016 High Strung Johnnie Blackwell [72]
Handsome Devil Conor Masters [19][16]
2017 The Changeover Sorensen Carlisle [22]
2019 Share A.J. [73]
After Louise Barista Uncredited; additional cast [16]
2020 The Craft: Legacy Timmy Andrews [74][16]
2021 Cinderella Prince Robert [22]
2022 Purple Hearts Luke Morrow [75]
2023 Bottoms Jeff [22]
Red, White & Royal Blue Prince Henry [76]
2024 The Idea of You Hayes Campbell [49]
2025 100 Nights of Hero Manfred [77]
2026 The Sheep Detectives † TBA Post-production [62][78]
Masters of the Universe † Prince Adam Glenn / He-Man Post-production [53]
TBA The Mosquito Bowl † TBA Filming [60][59]

Television

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Year Title Role Notes Ref.
2015 Legends Angelo Episode: "The Legend of Terrence Graves" [16]
2017 The Watcher in the Woods Mark Fleming TV film [23]
2019 Chambers Elliott Lefevre Main role; 10 episodes [79]
2024 Mary & George George Villiers Lead role; miniseries [44]

Discography

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Soundtrack albums

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List of soundtrack albums, with selected details and chart positions
Title Album details Peak chart positions
US AUS SPA UK
The Beat Beneath My Feet — — — —
Cinderella 127[83] 86[84] 94[85] —[A]
The Idea of You
(as part of August Moon)
  • Released: 2 May 2024[87]
  • Formats: CD, LP, digital download, streaming
  • Label: Arista, Sony Music
 — — — —[B]
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory.

Singles

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As lead artist

List of singles as lead artist, showing year released and album name
Title Year Album Ref.
"Comfort" 2022 Non-album single [11][89]
"Dance Before We Walk"
(original or acoustic version as part of August Moon) 		2024 The Idea of You [90]
"Closer"
(original or remix with AUR as part of August Moon)
"Taste"
(original or R3hab remix as part of August Moon)
"Guard Down"
(as part of August Moon)
"So Cold"
(as part of August Moon) 		[91]

Promotional singles

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List of promotional singles, showing year released and album name
Title Year Album Ref.
"Honey" 2017 Non-album promotional single [92]
"Somebody to Love" 2021 Cinderella [93]
"The Idea of You"
(with Anne-Marie) 		2024 The Idea of You [94]

Awards and nominations

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Awards and nominations received by Nicholas Galitzine
Award Year Category Nominated work Result Ref.
Astra Awards 2024 Best Actor in a Limited Series or TV Movie Red, White & Royal Blue Nominated [36]
Gold Derby Awards 2024 Breakthrough Performer of the Year — Nominated [52]
Guild of Music Supervisors Awards 2025 Best Song Written and/or Recorded for a Film The Idea of You Nominated [50]
Hollywood Music in Media Awards 2024 Best Original Song in a Feature Film The Idea of You Nominated [51]
Best Onscreen Performance in a Feature Film The Idea of You Nominated
Women Film Critics Circle 2024 Best Screen Couple[C] The Idea of You Nominated [95]

Notes

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  1. ^ Cinderella did not enter the UK Albums Chart, but peaked at number 14 on the UK Album Downloads Chart.[86]
  2. ^ The Idea of You did not enter the UK Albums Chart, but peaked at number 1 on the UK Soundtrack Albums.[88]
  3. ^ With Anne Hathaway

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