In Righteous Gemstones Seasons 1-2, flashbacks to 1989 and 1993 show Baby Billy having trouble dealing with his special needs son, Harmon (Jeremy T. Taylor), and finally abandoning him in a shopping mall at Christmas time. In 2022, he reconciles with the adult Harmon, now played by Macaulay Culkin.
As of this writing, Jeremy T. Taylor is 18 years old, 5'0", and femme, so he qualifies for a profile.
He was born on July 3, 2006 in Atlanta, and studied with the Charlie Group beginning at age five. He began on-screen acting in a 2014 episode of Your Worst Nightmare, and played a schoolboy in Dolly Parton's Coat of Many Colors (2015), about Dolly Parton growing up in rural Tennessee. Ricky Schroder played her father, and Jennifer Nettles (Aimee-Leigh Gemstone) her mother.
I researched Parker Sack, who played her brother David, but came up with two beefcake photos in an instagram full of bikini babes. It's getting a little heteronormative in here.
Michael Patrick Lane looks like he has some n*de photos online, but I couldn't find any.
Josh Hartnett plays focus character Yates Forsythe. What an old-money 1% name!
Josh has some n*de photos from Penny Dreadful online, plus shots where he is kissing either a man or a woman who looks like a man.
Jeremy's biggest role to date is Antlers (2021). It's not available to stream, but the plot synopsis sounds creepy: in a gloomy, rainy town, 12-year old weird kid Lucas (Jeremy) kills small animals to bring to his father and brother, who are locked in the attic because they are turning into monsters. There are also bullies. A caring teacher (Keri Russell) and her brother, the sheriff (Jesse Plemons), suspect abuse, and try to help.
The sheriff is not canonically gay, but having a brother and sister in the lead instead of "will they or won't they?" is very unusual, and Jesse Plemons did play a gay character in Other People (2016), So maybe there's some queer coding.
Jeremy's only other on-screen roles are a video game voiceover, two episodes of The Righteous Gemstones (2019, 2022), and an episode of The Resident (2022), playing a boy "with a rare disease that leaves his bones incredibly fragile."
Jeremy does actually have Osteogenesis Imperfecta, which results in brittle bones. But that doesn't stop him from being athletic. When he weas nine years old, he was featured on Good Morning, America, hitting a home run with his teacher helping him run the bases. According to his resume, he is skilled at bowling, cycling, golf, running, kayaking, hula hoop, and jetski.
Is there a lot of call for actors who can hula hoop?
More after the break
Most photos on Jeremy's Instagram show family groups, like this Christmas party. No girl-hugging, suggesting that he might be gay in real life. Plus he has a rather feminine gender presentation.
As you can see from this photo of a Halloween party with the family.
Or here, signing an Antlers DVD for fans.
He only just turned 18, so no n*de photos, but here's a picture of his c*ck
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