Ezra Miller has been killing it at every red carpet event in conjunction with the newly-released “Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald”.
The 26-year-old actor, who plays Credence Barebone in the “Harry Potter” franchise is the cover boy for Playboy’s latest issue. During the interview, Miller got candid about his sex life and even explained why he belongs to a polycule (term used to describe non-monogamous relationships).
When asked to recall his earliest memory of Playboy, the eccentric entertainer remembers a time during elementary school when he and and his sexual partner friend (also a senior) would explore “a sexy stash of items belonging to the boy’s divorced mother”. “We would jerk each other off while we interacted with that stuff in various ways, actually,” Miller told the publication.
In terms of sexual preference, the actor is attracted to both men and women. However, a series of heartbreaks and failed relationships have convinced Miller that perhaps monogamy is not for him.
If you have to know, the “Justice League” star is currently in a relationship with a group of sexual partners. He calls them his “polycule”. They include members of his band, Sons of an Illustrious Father, along with a few other individuals that resonate with him on an intimate level.
“I’m trying to find queer beings who understand me as a queer being off the bat, who I make almost a familial connection with, and I feel like I’m married to them 25 lifetimes ago from the moment we meet,” he said.
Miller continued, “And then they are in the squad—the polycule. And I know they’re going to love everyone else in the polycule because we’re in the polycule, and we love each other so much.”
“I have more of an ecstatic practice, but I do take to instatic practices at times, so sometimes, I don’t have sex for a really long time because a lack of sex is as important to me as sex,” Miller divulged.
One of those instances was when he had to dig deep for his role as Credence, an outcast who has suffered abuse on various levels. The Hollywood A-lister made it a point to “spent time in isolation (and) introduced himself to strangers in character” before production for “Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald” started.
“There’s definitely a lot of sexless, lonely time when playing Credence. Absolutely—alone, alone, alone, alone, alone,” he commented.
"I’m trying to find queer beings who understand me as a queer being off the bat, and I feel like I’m married to them 25 lifetimes ago.” #FantasticBeasts star Ezra Miller dons Bunny ears and sits down with Playboy to talk polyamory, pain, pleasure, & more. https://t.co/scsbU4iRW2 pic.twitter.com/aHtyveY9Xb
— Playboy (@Playboy) November 15, 2018
For those who have watched “Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald”, check out our article on Aurelius Dumbledore here.
Source: Playboy.
