Link to the n*de photos and art
The same year he was cast as "a cheeky schoolboy" in an episode of the soap Emmerdale.
His next major role was the troubled boy Miles in The Haunting of Bly Manor, loosely based on Henry James' The Turn of the Screw, with the two troubled children and ghosts bedeviling the nanny. I stopped watching in the first episode after a particularly nasty trigger (hint: "does the dog die?"), but according to a review there's a lesbian romance "drowned in sad and tired tropes" like Bury Your Gays. Yuck.
On RG Beefcake and Boyfriends: n*de Oliver Jackson-Cohen as Peter Quint, who is possessing Miles and forcing him to do bad things.
In the first season of The Sandman (2022), Roderick Burgess captures the Dream of the Endless and imprisons him in a glass jar. His son Alex (Ben as a boy, Laurie Kyaston as a young adult) has many opportunities to free him, but refuses, worrying that Dream will harm him or his boyfreind (Christopher Colquehon).
So far one gay and two gay-adjacent roles. Good job, buddy.
There have been dozens of movies based on Pinocchio, the 1883 novel by Carlo Colladi. The 2022 version, with Ben as the puppet boy, Tom Hanks as Gepetto, and Joseph Gordon Levitt (n*de on RG Beefcake and Boyfriends) as Jiminy Crickett, is supposedly a live-action remake of the classic 1940 animated movie, with a lot of queer codes. But in some versions Pinoke gets a girlfriend, so I wouldn't be surprised if he is changed into a real boy through a glimpse of the Girl of His Dreams.
The IMDB description of Son of a Critch (2022-26) tells us that "Mark is 11 going on 70," and "tries to make connections with the small group of people in his limited world." Sounds like he's got that syndrome where you grow old as a child, or maybe he's aging backward, but it's a misdirection: Mark (Benji Boy) is just smart, and his "limited world" is Newfoundland in the 1980s. He's heterosexual; no gay people are mentioned in the series.
Ben is posing here with the real-life Mark Critch, who plays his dad, and Colto Gobbo, who plays his older brother.
Everything is Going to Be Great (2025) covers a year in the life of the Smart Family, as they negotiate "over-sized dreams, identity, ghosts, and regional theater." Trigger alert: this is advertised as a comedy, but Dad (Bryan Cranston of Malcolm in the Middle) dies halfway through.
I'm supposed to be profiling Ben, not Jack Champion, but I thought that it was interesting that a fan has determined (or imagines) Jack's size, shape, and pertinent details (illustration on RG Beefcake and Boyfriends).
In 2026, Ben played Prince Daeron Targaryen in six episodes of House of the Dragon. He has a "very complicated, abusive, toxic relationship" with his cousin Ormund (James Norton), who is grooming him to take the throne. According to the fan-wiki, he's gay-coded.
Left: Uli Latukefu plays Gandalf or somebody.
But a gay Link has appeared in fan fiction, and the Princess is played by the queer Bo Bragason of Sterling Point, so maybe there will be some queer codes. .
As of this writing, Ben is about two weeks from his 18th birthday, so I'm not looking for n*de photos. But I did find a n*de Link in Peter Pan drag, posted by JiYu on the Danooru message board
There's not much on Ben's social media except references to his performances. He's not shown hugging anyone except co-stars, especially Jack Champion, but with so many gay and gay-adjacent roles, I'll identify him as probably gay.
See also: Pinocchio in Outer Space: Gay Subtext Classic Cartoon
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