Jackson Robert Scott: "It" prey, Bodie on "Locke & Key", muscleman...and a fundamentalist hippie? With Handsome Man's backside and a twink d*ck

 

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Jackson Robert Scott appeared on the teen idol site with the notice that he played Georgie in It (2017), a movie based on the 1986 Stephen King novel about an transdimensional being who usually manifests as Pennywise the Clown.  I never read the novel or saw any of the movies, but I heard that one of the "losers" who combat "It" has been subjected to homophobic fanboy howls of "he can't be gay!  He's just a teenager!"  Presumably Jackson played the gay one.

Nope, that's Richie Tozer (Finn Wolfhard).  Georgie is the younger brother of focus "loser" Bill Denbrough, who gets sucked down into a storm sewer in It's first appearance. 

Left: Bill is played by Jaeden Martel as a teenager, James McAvoy as an adult (n*de on RG Beefcake and Boyfriends).

Finn Wolfhard is too famous for a profile, and it looks like Jackson is working his way to becoming a bonafide muscleman, so I'll continue.

Jackson was born in 2008 in Phoenix, Arizona, and in 2014 started training at at CGTV , a young actors' "incubator" featuring acting lessons with celebrity coaches and connections to media professionals.  He started doing commercials almost immediately, and broke into on-screen acting in 2015, playing a boy kidnapped by a psycho on an episode of Criminal Minds.

2017 was Jackson's annus miribilis.  He played Georgie in It.

Bodie, the son in the family investigating paranormal gateways, in the pilot of Locke & Key.

The young Troy Otto, who will grow up to run a ranch with his brothers in the zombie Apocalypse series  Fear the Walking Dead.

The grown-up Troy (Daniel Sharman, left) is queer-coded, and has a nearly-canonical romance with the probably bi Nick (Frank Dillane, n*de on RG Beefcake and Boyyfriends) .

The short Skin (2018) won an Oscar: In a working-class town, a black man smiles at a white boy (Jackson), and his father objects to the interracial fraternization, resulting in a race war.

But The Prodigy (2019) was rated "one of the worst horror movies of the year": is the cute kid/killer (Jackson) possessed by a supernatural entity, or just bad?

After more horror in It Chapter 2 (2019), Jackson took a reprieve with Gossamer Folds (2020): In 1986, Tate (Jackson) moves to a new town and befriends Girl Next Door Gossamer (Alexandra Gray), who isblack and trans.  I don't think they fall in love: Alexandra Gray was 30 years old, not the best choice for a preteen.  In the trailer, Tate looks up the word "f*ggot" in the dictionary, so maybe he's coming out.  

Timothy Richardson played the Handsome Man (n*de on RG Beefcake and Boyfriends).  Don't be shy, spoon with him.

Next Jackson returned to Bodie (actually spelled Bode) in the supernatural horror/fantasy Locke and Key (2020).  He's got a gay uncle (Aaron Ashmore), and his hetero-horny older brother is played by gay actor Connor Jessup.  

And four episodes of Wandavision (2021), as the body reference for Billy Maximoff (Julian Hilliard), son of the witch-turned-1950s housewife Wanda Maximoff.

More after the break

Billy would grow up to be the gay superhero Wiccan, played by gay actor Joe Locke (d*ck on RG Beefcake and Booyfriends).

Jackson has a surprising number of gay and gay-adjacent roles so far.  I can't wait to see what he starred in next...

Uh-oh, Jesus Revolution (2023): During the early 1970s, lost-soul Greg Laurie (Joel Courtney, left) falls in with the Rev. Chuck Smith (Kelsey Grammar), who is striving to bring the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the hippies.  He also meets the Girl of His Dreams, of course. 

Jackson, who plays the Young Greg, tells us "Such a beautiful film, and a great message of love and acceptance."

Acceptance?  

The Patheos Blog says "The Jesus Revolution is really about the LGBTQ community. Yesterday's hippies are today's LGBTQ people."

I'll believe it when I see it.  But I'm not planning to see it.

Jackson's only other acting role to date is in a historical short, Edge of Space (2024), about a test flight by astronaut Glen Ford (Chad Michael Collins) early in the 1960s space race.  He plays the young Glen.

Jackson doesn't hug any guy or girls (except for fans) in his social media. He visits Fear Farm for Halloween, goes golfing for his friend's birthday party, and pretends to scream at various horrorcons. A good suggestion of gay identity, but nothing definitive.

As of this writing, Jackson is 17 years old, too young for n*de photos, so I posted a random fan on RG Beefcake and Boyfriends.

See also: Julian Hilliard: A gay superhero and two gay-subtext boyfriends, but is he gay in real life or just teasing?

Players: Romcom with a sports writer who ends up with who you expect, plus a bi guy.  With n*de Joel Courtney.

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