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Why Justin Kohl From Off Campus Looks So Familiar

Justin Kohl from "Off Campus" is played by an up-and-coming Australian actor who has been in a couple of other big TV shows.

Why Justin Kohl From Off Campus Looks So Familiar

The character Justin Kohl in Off Campus is reminiscent of a typical second male lead who sadly doesn't win the girl, but viewers may also notice the actor portraying him from his other roles. Australian emerging talent Josh Heuston plays the part of Justin Kohl. He has previously appeared in various TV shows, and notably secured a role in the Marvel Cinematic Universe by lending his voice to a background character in Thor: Love and Thunder.

With just a cameo credit, this achievement is a dream come true for many actors. Josh made his acting debut in the 2021 series Dive Club, where he portrayed Henry, an Australian teen diver searching for a missing friend following a cyclone. He then went on to join the Netflix teen drama Heartbreak High, where he played confident student Dusty Reid.

His most prominent role to date is in the Dune universe, where he portrayed Constantine Corrino, the illegitimate son of the emperor, in Dune: Prophecy. Despite being cast as Justin Kohl, Josh Heuston will not be returning for the show's second season. However, the showrunner Louisa Levy has expressed openness to the possibility of Heuston returning in future seasons, as she enjoyed working with him.

One role Heuston will undeniably reprise is Constantine Corrino, as he will be returning for Dune: Prophecy Season 2. Filming for the HBO series wrapped in 2025, with the sophomore season set to release before the end of 2026. Regardless of his future with Off Campus, it is evident that Heuston's career is soaring, and he appears to relish the thrilling journey he has embarked upon thus far.

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