**Link to the n*de photos**

Aaron Antares drew my attention because I keep wanting to say Antares, the giant star about to go supernova, and because of this photo of a muscular swimmer.

And this photo where the boy is wearing a red bra (surprisingly, just his size).

Aaron was born in Berlin in 1995, to a show biz family. Of Croatian Jewish ancestry, he first achieved recognition in Nicht alle waren Mörder (Not All Were Murderers, 2006), about a Jewish boy in Nazi Germany.

The bra scene is from the short Höllenritt (Rollercoaster, 2008). My German has gotten very rusty, but I gather that Jakob's parents are divorced, and Dad and his new girlfriend don't want anything to do with him except for pushing him into football (socccer), which he hates. So he and his friends start the "Dad is an Arsehole" club and think of mean pranks to play. He gets a bra somehow, sleeps with it, and in the morning tries it on. Dad catches him and looks surprised, but then says "Ok."

In the next scene, Jacob and dad's girlfriend are standing on a rooftop, both wearing red bras, when superman Dad swoops down, and chooses her! He wakes up screaming.

I'm not sure if the bra is one of the pranks, which would be homophobic or transphobic, or if the boy is really exploring his gender identity, He wears Superman underwear (censored), and there are stars hanging over his bed, if that helps you figure it out.

After movies about Jewish teenagers in Nazi Germany and an Orthodox Jewish woman in contemporary Berlin, Aaron starred in Mario (2018): two football players (Aaron, Max Hubacher) fall in love, which is completely forbidden, so they have to keep it a secret. According to OutSports, 29 male soccer players have come out, but most long after 2018.

Sounds like that hockey player series from 2026, but not as steamy. At least we see Aaron's backside. Or is it Max's?

Also Max's d*ck, on RG Beefcake and Boyfriends

Since Mario, Aaron has starred in several tv series:

A juvenile delinquent sent on a team-building expedition to the Alps in Wild Republic (2021).

An intern in Legal Affairs (2021), about a lawyer who doesn't play by the rules.

The son of a Jewish family in contemporary Germany in Die Zweiflers (2024). He falls in love with a non-Jewish woman, which causes tension, especially when she doesn't want their son circumcized.

More after the break

Left: Aaron's brother Leo plays his on-screen brother. He's either posing for an homage to the famous painting Egalité devant la mort (Bouguereau, 1848), or posting a photo he took at the Musee d'Orsay

Euphorie (2025): A German adaption of Euphoria, with 16-year old Mila torn between her crush Ali (a girl) and troubled actor Janis (Eren M. Güvercin).

Seems like all heterosexual roles since Mario. Lots of actors play gay or gay-subtext characters in their childhood and go on to an adulthood of "woman of my dreams" heteronormativity. I don't know why. But I'm checking Aaron's social media anyway, on the off chance that he's gay in real life.

Ordinarily I would interpret getting chummy like this as an indication of gay identity, but here Aaron seems to be getting chummy with his brother Leo.