Researching Milo Campanale

 

I'm not much interested in Elves (2021), the Netflix series about a Danish family vacationing on an island infested by bloodthirsty semi-sentient nisser: it's heterosexual couples all the way down.  But I became interested in Milo Campanale, who plays the lead character's older brother, after a google search revealed this photo from the gay magazine DNA Australia: in his underwear, kissing a snake.

Of course, it's Google Images; this could be someone else.  

Milo has empty Facebook and Twitter accounts and no biography online except for a very poor translation on TV Guide.com: "From that point onward, he additionally showed up in En værdig mand as Rune. He has worked with various experts in the business on different undertakings. In the mean time, he is additionally chipping away at his new venture called Loving Adults, which will be delivered soon."

His instagram account contains about 40 photos, many involving him with other guys.  

This one is captioned fraekke fyre (naughty boys).  Boyfriend, brother, or costar?

This one, prinsen och skuespelleren (the prince and the actor).  So not a costar. And not Prince Christian of Denmark, either, in case you were wondering.

And this one received the comment: i kan godt smutte nu bois (you can slip away now).

No photos with girls.  Hmm

Milo has six credits listed on IMDB:

1. Loving Adults.  Upcoming movie about parents with a sick child.

2. Elves.

3. Stikker ("Snitch"),  a 2020 teen drama about a mysterious instagram account that reveals all your secrets.  I don't know what secret Milo's character gets revealed.  Maybe that he's gay?

4. In two episodes of The Too Late Night Show (2019), Milo  plays "Jonathan from the First Team."

5. The short En vaerdig mand (A Worthy Man) (2018).

6. Mit 50/50 Liv ("With 50/50 Life") (2016):  Louis (Milo) spends half of his life with each of his divorced parents, and has trouble with bullies and girls.  He gets a special thanks "for your lovely smile."

Not a lot of gay roles, but Milo is still young -- he just turned 18 last year.  So he's got time.