Who Plays Charlie Spring In Netflix's 'Heartstopper'? Everything You Need To Know About Joe Locke
3 August 2023, 16:42 | Updated: 3 August 2023, 16:43
Who is Heartstopper's Joe Locke? Here are all the details on the actor behind Charlie Spring, from his age to his Instagram to his previous roles!
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Heartstopper is the latest LGBTQ+ teen drama to hit Netflix – and fans are quickly bingeing through series two of the show after it premiered.
The series follows two central characters, students Charlie Spring played by Joe Locke, and Nick Nelson played by Kit Connor, as their friendship develops into a romance throughout a school term.
The latest Netflix obsession has inspired fans to delve deeper into the young talent at the forefront of Heartstopper – so, who plays Charlie Spring?
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Here's everything you need to know about newcomer Joe Locke from his age to his Instagram:
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How old is actor Joe Locke?
The character of Charlie in Heartstopper is in Year 11 in series two, making him 16-years-old – his love interest in the show, Nick Nelson, is in the year above, making him 17.
Joe Locke, however, is just a few years older than the role he portrays. The star was born in September 2003, making him 29-years-old at the time of writing.
What else has Joe Locke been in?
Surprisingly, Heartstopper is Joe's acting debut – what a start to his career!
The 19-year-old was cast in the coveted main role of Netflix's hottest new teen drama with an open audition!
Is Joe Locke on Instagram?
Yes! The emerging actor can be found on Instagram at @joelocke03 and already has a verified account!
Joe's profile features behind-the-scenes stills from filming the series, as well as photos from editorial shoots and his personal life.
At the time of writing, Locke has amassed a whopping 3.5 million followers – a figure which skyrocketed from 200k when the series first premiered in 2022.
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