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Nicholas William Hamilton (born 4 May 2000)[1] is an Australian actor and musician.[2] He is best known for portraying Rellian in Captain Fantastic (2016),[3] Henry Bowers in It Chapter One (2017) and Chapter Two (2019),[4] and superhero Maverick in Gen V (2023).

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Early life

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Hamilton was born in Lismore, New South Wales, Australia, to Vicki Atkins and Craig Hamilton and grew up in Alstonville; he graduated from Alstonville High School in 2018. He has a brother named Joshua "JJ" Hamilton and two sisters namely Rebecca Hamilton and Rachel Hamilton. His uncle died from cancer in 2011, which he credits as starting his career, stating "I knew I had to pursue acting for him."[5] His first role was the part of Elvis Presley in a grade five school play. Hamilton said he reluctantly took it, but 'really enjoyed [the] whole process' of rehearsal, and later joined a local acting agency.[6]

Career

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Acting

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Hamilton gained industry attention in the 2013 short film Time, directed by Liam Connor. He played a young boy who believed in time travel. The film was a finalist of the 2013 Tropfest Short Film Festival, and Hamilton won an award at the festival for Best Male Actor.[7] This gained him the attention of Catherine Poulton, an agent in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. He began his screen career with a role in Mako: Island of Secrets, and parts in short films such as Jackrabbit and Letter to Annabelle.[8]

Hamilton's first role in a feature film was as Nicole Kidman and Joseph Fiennes' son in the Australian drama-suspense film Strangerland. In early 2016, he landed a guest role in Wanted alongside Rebecca Gibney. His first American performance was as Rellian in 2016's Captain Fantastic, for which he was nominated for Best Supporting Actor at the Young Artist Awards, along with the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture. In 2014, after filming Captain Fantastic, he joined with WME and 3 Arts Entertainment. In 2017, he portrayed Lucas Hanson in the film adaptation of The Dark Tower, as well as his most well-known character portrayal of Henry Bowers in IT. To prepare for the role of Bowers, he read the original novel and liaised with Jarred Blancard, who portrayed Bowers in the 1990 miniseries.[9] In 2018, it was announced he would portray Private Noel Grimes in Danger Close, an Australian film centered on the Battle of Long Tan[10] and Endless/Undying as Chris, a teenager who finds himself trapped in a purgatory searching for a way to make contact with his true love.[11] He returned as young Henry Bowers in It Chapter Two, released in 2019.[12]

In June 2021, Hamilton appeared in Season 2 of Hulu's Love, Victor.[13] He also led Action Royale, a Snapchat Original Series as Trilby, a teenager who starts an underground esports gambling ring to pay off his father's debts[14][15] and is slated to appear in true-story-film Brave the Dark as Nate, a homeless teen struggling to find his purpose and the courage to confront the darkness of his past.[16][17] On Prime Video's The Boys spinoff Gen V, Hamilton portrayed invisible superhero Maverick, the son of Translucent.[18]

In 2024, Hamilton played Stu in The Pradeeps of Pittsburgh for Amazon Freevee.[19] It has been announced that he will play Tod in Lionsgate's Do Not Enter,[20] and Lance Lunar in Max Talisman's Things Like This. In August 2025, he joined the cast of Luca Guadagnino's film Artificial.[21]

Music

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In January 2021, he released his debut single, "Different Year".[22][23] He subsequently released singles "noRoom",[24] a duet between Hamilton and co-writer Savs, "In Line"[25] and "Pretty Young",[26] the latter becoming the title track of his 2021 debut EP of the same name.[27] This EP also features the tracks "Everything to Lose" and "Intro".

Hamilton released his single, "Alone", in May 2023.[28] He sold out his first ever headline concert in May 2023 at Rockwood Music Hall.[29][30][non-primary source needed] His next single, "Spins", was released on 16 June 2023.[31]

Personal life

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Hamilton moved from his home country of Australia to Los Angeles in 2019 at the age of 18.[32] He has a dog named Nala.[33]

Hamilton is gay. He came out at age 18.[34][13]

Hamilton has also gained a following on the social media site TikTok where he makes cocktails and tastes ready-made alcoholic beverages.[35]

Filmography

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Film

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Year Title Role Notes
2013 Time James Short film[7]
2015 Strangerland Tom Parker
2016 Captain Fantastic Rellian
2017 The Dark Tower Lucas Hanson
It Henry Bowers
2019 Danger Close: The Battle of Long Tan Private Noel Grimes
It Chapter Two Young Henry Bowers
2020 Endless Chris Douglas
2023 Brave the Dark Nate
2026 Do Not Enter Tod Post-production
TBA Things Like This Lance Lunar Post-production
TBA Artificial TBA Filming[21]

Television

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Year Title Role Notes
2013 Mako: Island of Secrets Ben Episode: "I Don't Believe in Mermaids"
2016 Wanted Jamie Episode: "Run Lola Run"
2021 Love, Victor Charlie Episode: "Victor's Day Off"
Action Royale Trilby Series regular
2023 Gen V Maverick Voice; 4 episodes
2024 The Pradeeps of Pittsburgh Stu Series regular

Discography

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Singles

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Year Title
2021 "Different Year"
"noRoom"
"In Line"
"Pretty Young"[36]
2023 "Alone"
"Spins"

EPs

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Year Title
2021 Pretty Young

Awards

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Year Award Category Work Result Ref.
2013 Tropfest Short Film Award Best Actor Time Won [7]
2017 Screen Actors Guild Award Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture Captain Fantastic Nominated [37]
Young Artist Award Best Supporting Actor Nominated [38]

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Nicholas William Hamilton (born May 4, 2000) is an Australian actor and musician best known for his breakout role as Rellian, one of the children in an unconventional family, in the 2016 drama film Captain Fantastic, and for portraying the antagonist Henry Bowers in the horror adaptations It (2017) and It Chapter Two (2019). Born in Lismore, New South Wales, Australia, Hamilton began his career as a child model before transitioning to acting with formal training in 2011. At age 12, he earned a Best Actor award at the Tropfest short film festival for his lead role in Time (2013), a sci-fi story about a boy discovering time travel. His early film credits include a guest appearance on the TV series Mako Mermaids (2013) and supporting roles in Strangerland (2015) alongside Nicole Kidman and Hugo Weaving. Hamilton's career gained international momentum with Captain Fantastic, directed by Matt Ross, which earned him nominations for a and a for his performance as one of the six siblings raised off-grid by their father, played by . In 2017, he took on the menacing bully role of Henry Bowers in Andy Muschietti's It, based on Stephen King's novel, and reprised it briefly in the 2019 sequel, contributing to the films' massive commercial success. That same year, he appeared as Lucas Hanson, a troubled teen, in the fantasy adaptation The Dark Tower. In recent years, Hamilton has expanded into television and additional film projects, including the role of the invisible supe Maverick in the Amazon Prime Video series Gen V (2023), a spin-off of The Boys, and the lead in the indie thriller Brave the Dark (2025) as Nathan Williams, a young man confronting family trauma. He also starred as Stu Mills in the comedy series The Pradeeps of Pittsburgh (2024) and has upcoming roles in films such as Do Not Enter (2025), and Halloween Store (2025). Parallel to acting, Hamilton maintains a music career as a singer-songwriter, releasing original tracks like "Pretty Young" (2021), "Spins" (2023), "Never Alone" (2025), as well as an acoustic cover of "Sweet Child O' Mine," through his official website and platforms like Spotify.

Biography

Early life

Nicholas Hamilton was born on May 4, 2000, in , , to parents Vicki Atkins and Craig Hamilton. He grew up in the nearby town of Alstonville, where he spent his early years in a close-knit family that included his younger brother, "JJ" Hamilton, and two younger sisters, Rebecca and Rachel Hamilton. Hamilton's interest in performing arts was profoundly shaped by a family tragedy in 2011, when his uncle—his godfather and the only natural uncle on his mother's side—passed away from cancer at a young age. This loss, occurring when Hamilton was 11, inspired him to pursue as a way to honor his uncle's dramatic and performative spirit, which had been a unique influence in the family. Shortly thereafter, in , he landed his first acting role as an impersonator in a school play at his small Christian elementary school near Lismore, where he performed a song while strumming a guitar, marking the beginning of his passion for the stage despite initial reluctance. Before fully committing to , Hamilton worked as a during his early years. He later transitioned to formal training, honing his skills while attending Alstonville High , from which he graduated in 2018.

Personal life

In 2019, at the age of 18, Hamilton relocated from to to pursue greater opportunities following his high school graduation. This move marked a significant transition into his adult life, allowing him to immerse himself in the entertainment industry while adapting to in a new country. Hamilton publicly came out as gay at age 18 in 2018, shortly before filming It Chapter Two, describing the experience as positive and supportive from family and friends. He has since embraced his LGBTQ+ identity openly, noting in interviews that it brought a sense of freedom and community, particularly during events like New York Pride. Hamilton reflected on the timing, stating it occurred just one to two months before returning to the It set, where he received affirming responses from those who mattered most. As of 2023, Hamilton resides in New York, a shift from that influenced his personal growth and desire for deeper connections after years of focusing on his career. This relocation prompted lifestyle adjustments, including a newfound appreciation for companionship amid the city's vibrant social scene. Hamilton is in a relationship with his boyfriend, Jackson Tremblay, whom he met on the dating app in 2022 while filming in . The couple bonded quickly, with their second date inspiring Hamilton's 2023 single "," a love song celebrating their romance; he has described feeling "free" to express this affection publicly during . No prior relationships have been publicly reported. Hamilton owns a rescue named , a Papillon-French Terrier-Pomeranian mix adopted from in , whom he considers his best friend and a source of comfort. He frequently shares affectionate details about her, such as her cuddly nature and fluffy legs, highlighting how she spoons with him nightly. Among his hobbies, Hamilton enjoys crafting , amassing over 1.8 million followers with viral videos, and has channeled this interest into a 2025 .

Career

Acting

Nicholas Hamilton made his professional acting debut in the 2013 short film Time, directed by , where he portrayed a young boy grappling with the consequences of ; the film was a finalist at the Festival, and Hamilton won the award for his performance. He began formal screen training in 2011 at age 11, transitioning from child modeling to on-camera work, which prepared him for early television appearances such as a guest role in (2013). His debut came in 2015 with the thriller , where he played Jessie Parker's friend alongside and , marking his entry into international cinema. Hamilton's breakthrough role arrived in 2016 as Rellian, one of the sons in the off-grid family, in Matt Ross's indie drama Captain Fantastic, opposite ; the film premiered at the Sundance Film Festival and received widespread critical acclaim for its exploration of unconventional parenting, with Hamilton's portrayal of a conflicted teen earning him nominations from the and the Young Artist Awards. This performance established him as a promising young talent capable of handling complex emotional dynamics in ensemble casts. In 2017, Hamilton rose to widespread fame with his chilling depiction of the sadistic bully Henry Bowers in the horror adaptation It, directed by and based on 's novel; the film became a global box-office phenomenon, grossing over $700 million, and Hamilton's intense, menacing performance as the drew praise for adding depth to the character's troubled psyche. He reprised the role in (2019), contributing to the sequel's success and solidifying his association with high-profile horror franchises. That same year, he appeared as Lucas Hanson, a young ally to the Gunslinger, in the fantasy epic The Dark Tower, adapting another work and further showcasing his versatility in genre fare. As Hamilton matured into his early twenties, his career shifted toward more mature, lead-driven roles, reflecting a deliberate transition from child actor to adult performer influenced by his early training and experiences in demanding ensemble pieces. In 2023, he starred as the troubled high school athlete Nathan Williams in the coming-of-age drama Brave the Dark, directed by Damian Harris, where his raw portrayal of a teen overcoming adversity alongside Jared Harris earned positive reviews for its emotional authenticity. He also joined the cast of Amazon Prime Video's superhero series Gen V (2023) as Maverick, a charismatic supe navigating moral ambiguities in The Boys universe, demonstrating his adaptability to television and action-oriented narratives. In 2024, he starred as Stu Mills in the comedy series The Pradeeps of Pittsburgh on Amazon Freevee. Most recently, in August 2025, Hamilton was cast in Luca Guadagnino's upcoming biographical comedy-drama Artificial for Amazon MGM Studios, a project centered on the OpenAI saga, signaling his continued evolution into prestige adult cinema alongside stars like Andrew Garfield.

Music

Nicholas Hamilton entered the music industry in January 2021 with his debut single "Different Year," a track blending heartbreak with upbeat synths that marked his transition from to songwriting. Later that year, he released the single "In Line" in April, inspired by his relocation from to , capturing the uncertainties of adapting to a new environment. These early releases showcased his pop sensibilities influenced by artists like and Ruel, focusing on introspective lyrics over chill production. In August 2021, Hamilton released his debut EP Pretty Young, a collection reflecting themes of personal growth, coming-of-age experiences, , and youthful relationships drawn from his late teens. The EP's title track, released as a single in July, served as a soulful meditation on innocence and maturation, emphasizing emotional vulnerability in his songwriting. Hamilton continued his musical output in 2023 with the singles "Alone" in May, a moody ballad exploring isolation and survival, and "Spins" in June, a heartfelt track inspired by his relationship and timed for . These releases highlighted his evolving artistry, blending personal narratives with cinematic pop elements that occasionally intersect with his acting career through original compositions for films. In January 2025, Hamilton co-wrote "Never Alone" with Arthur Pringrey and performed it as a duet with for the end-title song of the motion picture Brave the Dark, underscoring his ability to merge with in visual media. Hamilton's live performances gained momentum with his first headline concert in May 2023 at Rockwood Music Hall in , which sold out and featured tracks from his emerging catalog, marking a pivotal moment in building his stage presence alongside his recorded work.

Filmography

Film

YearTitleRoleDirectorNotes
2013Time (short film)James
2013Jackrabbit (short film)Jack WarrenStacie Howarth
2014Letter to Annabelle (short film)JackDom Marano
2014Long Shadows (short film)Nathan SinclairDarwin Brooks
2015Gifted (short film)JoelJordan Bailey, Ryan Unicomb
2015StrangerlandTomKim Farrant
2016Captain FantasticRellianMatt Ross
2017ItHenry BowersAndrés Muschietti
2017The Dark TowerLucas Hanson
2019Danger ClosePrivate Noel GrimesKriv Stender
2019It Chapter TwoYoung Henry BowersAndrés Muschietti
2020EndlessChris
2023Brave the DarkNathan Williams
2025Do Not EnterTodUpcoming
2025Halloween StoreTBAShane Dax TaylorUpcoming
2025Things Like ThisLance LunarMax TalismanUpcoming
2025HurricannaTBAUpcoming
2025ArtificialTBAIn

Television

Hamilton began his television career with guest appearances on Australian series before transitioning to international streaming projects.
YearTitleRoleNotes
2013Mako MermaidsBenAppeared in episode 1.11, "I Don't Believe in Mermaids"
2016WantedJamieGuest appearance in episode 1.2, "Run Lola Run"
2021Love, VictorCharlieGuest star in season 2, episode 9, "Victor's Day Off"
2021Action RoyaleTrilbySeries regular; 10 episodes in the Snap Original series
2023Gen VMaverickRecurring role; 4 episodes as the invisible superhero student representative at Godolkin University
2024The Pradeeps of PittsburghStu MillsSupporting lead; 8 episodes as the neighbor of the Pradeep family on Prime Video

Discography

Singles

Nicholas Hamilton's singles career began in 2021 with the release of his debut track, marking his transition into alongside his acting pursuits. All of his singles have been issued as digital downloads and streaming releases primarily through platforms such as , , and , with no physical formats or accompanying B-sides reported. These standalone tracks showcase his pop and indie influences, often featuring personal lyrics co-written by Hamilton himself. The following table lists Hamilton's singles in chronological order, including key details on collaborations and production:
TitleRelease DateNotes
"Different Year"January 8, 2021Debut single; written by Hamilton and Britton Buchanan, exploring themes of reflection and change.
"noRoom" (with Savs)February 12, 2021Duet co-written by Hamilton and Savs about unrequited love.
"In Line"April 23, 2021Co-written by Hamilton about coming-of-age experiences, described by the artist as his "first good track."
"Pretty Young"July 9, 2021Title track single; nostalgic reflection on youth, later included on EP.
"Alone"May 5, 2023Produced by Arthur Pingrey, with Hamilton handling composition and lyrics.
"Spins"June 16, 2023Follow-up single inspired by Hamilton's relationship; released during Pride Month as a heartfelt ballad.
"Never Alone" (with Belinda Carlisle)January 17, 2025Film tie-in single for Brave the Dark; written by Hamilton and Arthur Pingrey, performed as a duet emphasizing themes of resilience.
Initial reception for these singles has been positive in outlets, with "" highlighted for its emotional depth and timely release, though none achieved significant commercial chart positions.

Extended plays

Nicholas Hamilton's debut extended play, Pretty Young, was released on August 13, 2021, comprising six tracks with a total runtime of 16 minutes. The EP was primarily produced by Joe Marson and Arthur Pingrey, who also handled mixing, with additional engineering by on select tracks. The tracklist is as follows:
  • "Intro"
  • "Pretty Young"
  • "Different Year" (co-written by Britton Buchanan)
  • "noRoom" (with Savs)
  • "Everything to Lose" (co-written by Britton Buchanan)
  • "In Line" (co-written by Ben Kuhl)
The EP delves into themes of youth and transition, capturing coming-of-age experiences, homesickness, the loss of innocence, and reflections on personal growth, which Hamilton described as "a diary of my life up until this point... all five songs really encapsulate my entire 21 years of life." Tracks like the nostalgic title song "Pretty Young" evoke childhood memories through emotional choir vocals, while "Different Year" addresses isolation during 2020, and "noRoom" explores unrequited love in a pop-synth duet format. "Everything to Lose" and "In Line" incorporate funky elements to reflect on returning home and adapting to life in the United States, respectively. Recording for Pretty Young took place across and , , spanning songs written over 2.5 years, from early demos to more recent compositions. The project blends acoustic pop with synth and funk influences, marking Hamilton's entry into music as a cohesive body of work following standalone singles like "Different Year" and the title track.

Awards and recognition

Awards

Nicholas Hamilton received his first major acting accolade at the 2013 Festival, where he won the Best Male Actor award for his lead role in the short film Time, directed by . The festival, held annually in , recognizes excellence in short , and Hamilton's performance as a young boy grappling with time travel's consequences was highlighted for its emotional depth during the ceremony on February 17, 2013.
YearAwardCategoryWorkResult
2013 FestivalBest TimeWon

Nominations

Nicholas Hamilton has received several nominations for his acting performances, primarily from his breakout roles in the mid-2010s. These recognitions highlight his contributions to casts and portrayals in independent and mainstream films. In 2017, Hamilton was nominated as part of the for the Award for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture for his role as Rellian in Captain Fantastic, sharing the nomination with co-stars including , , and George MacKay. The film, directed by Matt Ross, earned acclaim for its exploration of alternative family dynamics. That same year, he received a for the in the category of Best Performance in a - Supporting Teen for Captain Fantastic, recognizing his performance as one of the children in the unconventional household. Hamilton was also nominated for the Young Entertainer Award for Best Leading Young - for Captain Fantastic in 2017, further underscoring the critical attention his debut American role garnered from youth-focused awards bodies. Additionally in 2017, he earned a CinEuphoria Awards nomination for Best Ensemble - International Competition for Captain Fantastic, shared with the cast, reflecting international appreciation for his work in the drama. For his antagonistic turn as Henry Bowers in the It, Hamilton received a 2017 BAM Award nomination for Best Cast, shared with the ensemble. No further nominations for acting in projects such as Brave the Dark (2023) or for his music releases have been reported as of November 2025.

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