The newest face in science-fiction

Huston’s portrayal of Constantine, a charming but contradictory character, has quickly made him a fan favorite. With his charming looks and magnetic presence, it’s easy to see why some fans are calling him ‘Timothée Chalamet in a different font.’ A fan on X said, “It must be Dune because she has Chalamet hair.” Another commented: “Ok budget Chalamet.” The comparison continued with another comment, “Sigma filters Timothée Chalamet.” Another fan said, “If only Timothy and Oscar Isaac had a baby.”

But surprisingly, it’s a comparison Houston takes seriously; “That boy is extremely talented. That’s a compliment in itself,” he told Teen Vogue, unimpressed by the Internet’s love for the Chalamet comparison. The actor also claims that he is somewhat of a ‘troll’, somewhat of an ‘internet spy’, admitting that he secretly spends time on both his main and secret accounts. So if you’ve seen fan art or memes online, rest assured, she’s probably seen them too!

But while the comparison may be fun, it doesn’t capture Houston’s unique charm. Chalamet’s Paul Atreides is more tortured and contemplative, while Houston’s Constantine radiates a gentle, sensual energy that hides a deep vulnerability. As the Emperor’s illegitimate son, Constantine wears the facade of a confident, charismatic aristocrat, but as the season progresses, layers of trauma and insecurities begin to peel away, revealing a character who lives up to high expectations. Wants to get down. His powerful father.

with the success of Dune: Prophecy Already on the books, Houston is poised to achieve massive success. Fans are already crazy about it, but Houston’s effortless, cool and undeniable chemistry on screen may just make her the breakout star of the year. It’s clear: Josh has arrived in Houston, and he’s here to stay. The star was previously seen in the Netflix series, heartbreaking high as well as Thor: Love and Thunder (2022); He is one of the only South Asian characters Dune: Prophecy With Charitra Chandran and Tabu.