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In the digital age, fans have unparalleled access to the lives of their favorite celebrities. However, this access can occasionally blur the line between admiration and interfering obsession, resulting in a privacy invasion. Many stars have encountered this situation. One such actor who has earlier expressed his frustration is Asa Butterfield, who first rose to fame for his performance in the historical drama movieThe Boy in the Striped Pyjamas.
The 26-year-old English actor is perhaps best known for his noteworthy work in Laurie Nunn’sSex Education, in which he portrayed Otis Milburn, a socially awkward teenager offering s*x advice to his peers. However, when it comes to love, he is excessively awkward and uneasy.
The actor has reportedly dated a few actresses over the years, but he prefers to keep his personal relationships private in real life.
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Asa Butterfield on His AllegedRelationship With Co-Star
Asa Butterfield, who played the lead in the Netflix comedy-drama seriesSex Education,reportedly datedElla Purnellfrom 2015 to 2016. She is his co-star in Tim Burton’s film,Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children.
Then, someSex Educationfans were thrilled to learn that Butterfield andMimi Keene, who played one of his love interests on Laurie Nunn’s show, might be dating in 2021. Their relationship rumors intensified when people saw Instagram posts shared by both celebrities.
In aGQinterview, Butterfield was asked if he wanted to let fans know about his relationship status, but he gave no indication that he would be disclosing any specifics:
“No, I want to keep them guessing.”
Hugo, Ender’s Game, X+Y,andMiss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Childrenare a few of the movies he starred in during the 2010s that kept him in the spotlight. Did he believe his personality would change if he dated people off-screen? He toldGQ:
“Yes. I think everyone changes their personalities when they’re dating someone new. You’re trying to be charming and hopefully trying to impress someone. Everyone puts on a bit of an act and tries a bit harder, especially around the first date. I’ll even put on an American accent! I’m kidding, by the way.”
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Asa Butterfield Discussed His Character InSex Education
Since the teen comedy series’ 2019 debut on Netflix, Asa Butterfield has played high schooler Otis Milburn. In contrast to the majority of the other characters on the show who experiment with various sex aspects, Otis has maintained relationships with only women.
When asked byGQif his character would ever explore queerness on screen, he responded as follows:
“I’ve never had any suggestions or gotten any leads to suggest that he’s disguised any part of him, including his s*xuality.”
The actor, 26, who has received three nominations for the British Independent Film Awards, continued:
“Then again, everyone is constantly changing, so who knows?”
Additionally, Butterfield talked about what he has learned about“the spectrum of s*xuality”from the third season of the show.
“Everyone’s interests and preferences are so personal and unique to them. There are so many factors that can play into sexuality. Everyone’s on their respective journey.”
The lives of adults and teenagers in the fictional town of Moordale were followed in Laurie Nunn’s British teen comedy-drama TV series as they battled various inner conflicts, often involving intimate relationships.
The first season of the Netflix series received over 40 million viewers, demonstrating the show’s popularity with viewers. The 50th International Emmy Awards recognized the third season as the best comedy series.
All four seasons ofSex Educationare currently available to stream on Netflix.
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