The photo gallery has been updated with HD captures from several of Nick’s missing projects. Additionally, I’ve also added 4K captures of
Movie Productions > Jurassic World (2015) > Captures (UHD)
Movie Productions > Being Charlie (2015) > Captures
Movie Productions > Love, Simon (2018) > Captures (UHD)
Movie Productions > Strange But True (2019) > Captures
Movie Productions > Show in the Cloud (2020) > Captures
Television Productions > A Teacher (2020) > Captures – Episode 1
Television Productions > A Teacher (2020) > Captures – Episode 2
Television Productions > A Teacher (2020) > Captures – Episode 3
Television Productions > A Teacher (2020) > Captures – Episode 4
Television Productions > A Teacher (2020) > Captures – Episode 5
Television Productions > A Teacher (2020) > Captures – Episode 6
Television Productions > A Teacher (2020) > Captures – Episode 7
Television Productions > A Teacher (2020) > Captures – Episode 8
Television Productions > A Teacher (2020) > Captures – Episode 9
Television Productions > A Teacher (2020) > Captures – Episode 10
If anyone has logged onto the site the past few days, they may have noticed the implementation of a gorgeous new layout by Stéphanie at Cherry Gem Designs, but it’s now officially ready for launch!
I’ve also had the help of Claudia at Never Enough Designs with her filmography script to get Nick’s career section completely revamped and updated with information on all of his projects! Over the coming days, I’ll be adding more information about each project, as well as getting the gallery updated with the appropriate photos from each project.
Additionally, I’ve updated the Nick Robinson section of the site with an updated biography, and condensed astrology & name-meaning pages.
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People has released the first trailer for Nick’s upcoming film “Being Charlie.” You can watch it below!
In Being Charlie, Charlie Mills (Jurassic World’s Nick Robinson) finds love in the wrong place – and PEOPLE has your exclusive first look at the trailer.
Directed by The Princess Bride’s Rob Reiner, Being Charlie follows Charlie, a privileged and reckless 18-year-old with an addiction problem who breaks out of a rehab center. His father (Cary Elwes), worried about how his son’s issues will affect his campaign for governor, gives him an ultimatum: “You can either head back to treatment or live on the streets.”
So, Charlie accepts the offer and enters a new program run by Travis (Common), where he meets and falls for the similarly troubled Eva (Homeland’s Morgan Saylor). However, relationships are prohibited at the facility.
“Getting sober is a selfish thing,” says Common in the trailer. “You gotta help yourself first.”
Being Charlie was written by Reiner’s son Nick and Matt Elisofon, both of whom have spoken out about their past struggles with substance abuse. The movie draws on Rob and his wife’s struggle to help their son overcome his addiction.
Being Charlie, also starring Susan Misner (The Americans) and Devon Bostick (The 100), opens May 6.