Nicholas Hoult

Nicholas Hoult plays Tony Stonem on Skins (U.K.), the 2000s E4 hour that recast Bristol teenagers every two generations so nobody aged out of the dare. Coming-of-age at full frankness: sex, mental health, friendship, stylish chaos. Hoult’s Tony is first-generation cool — a face that makes the parties feel like a cost, nerve the U.S. remake could photocopy and still miss.

Nicholas Hoult supplies Tony Stonem to Skins (U.K.) without asking the magazine for a second show. A U.S. remake photocopied the parties and missed the nerve. Nicholas Hoult is the reason Skins (U.K.) still reads as people after the concept speech ends. Nicholas Hoult is still Tony Stonem doing the hour's actual labor after the premise speech ends.

Nicholas Hoult clocks in at s01e01. Series-one Episode 1 installs the first Bristol generation: sex, mental health, friendship, stylish chaos, E4 coming-of-age at full frankness. Nicholas Hoult is habit, not a pitch, by s07e06. Skins: Rise Part Two closes the late specials — the recast-every-two-years dare billed, a U.S. remake already proving you could photocopy the haircut. Nicholas Hoult at s02e01 is the same job on a later date. Series-two Episode 1 finishes the first generation's second year: nobody aging out yet, the frankness still the brand, Bristol still the weather.

Watch the first gen for the bruise under the style. Hoult sells the dare as a person. On TV Flash he is 2000s catalog voltage — the Stonem who made a teen hour feel dangerous, and the reason the series still photographs as nerve instead of a playlist.