Heartstopper Star Joe Locke Set To Play Pivotal Queer Role In Agatha All Along

In a sincere revelation from the heart, Joe Lockeknown for his performance in the Netflix series break heartslifting the veil on his sexual orientation in the upcoming series on Disney+, Agatha all the time. Anticipation for Wanda Vision This spinoff is growing by the day, and Locke's entry into the MCU through this role will propel his career to new heights.

Talk exclusively to Rolling Stone UK August/September IssueLuke spoke candidly about the tone of the series and shed light on his character, who until now was only known as Teen. In his interview, he evocatively described: Agatha all the time “It’s not what you would normally expect from a Marvel series.” Otherwise, Luke remained tight-lipped on plot details, but expressed excitement, saying,

“We gather a group of unlikely women and I – this is my life in general – and we set out on the witches' path. Then magic, fun and mystery reign.”

According to the trailer, Luke's character, Ten, plays a pivotal role. He is the one who helps Agatha break free from Wanda's spell and convinces her to venture into the witches' path. It is clear that her quest for power and his destiny are intertwined. In the show, Teenager identifies as gayWhen Luke elaborates on his character's portrayal, he states that “the way it's explored in the show is very honest and very positive.”

Locke confirms Agatha will be 'definitely darker' throughout

Joe Locke will share screen space with Kathryn Hahn, who reprises her role as fan-favorite witch Agatha Harkness from Wanda Vision. Agatha all the time The series will also star Sasheer Zamata, Ali Ann, Debra Jo Rupp, Patti LuPone, and Aubrey Plaza. All of these witches are members of the Harkness Order, and their roles add to the creepy atmosphere of the series.

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Speaking of the creepy atmosphere, Locke describes the show's tone as “definitely darker” than previous Marvel projects. To quote him: Rolling Stone UK,

“In the same way that WandaVision goes through all these different subgenres of comedy, Agatha does it in a different way… It’s definitely darker. It’s actually a little bit scary, which is good. I think it’s a great start to a new journey within the MCU to explore different types of characters that aren’t like Iron Man or Captain America. It’s a new kind of superhero, which I think is exciting.”

Overall, taking on such an amazing role in a spinoff movie right after the success of break hearts It could give Luke global recognition and make him an important LGBTQ+ representative in mainstream media and the superhero genre.