Nicholas Galitzine sends fans wild as his clothes vanish in Masters of the Universe trailer
Nicholas Galitzine in Masters of the Universe (Giles Keyte/Amazon MGM Studios)
Red, White and Royal Blue favourite Nicholas Galitzine is taking centre stage in the new Masters of the Universe trailer.
The British actor, 31, plays He-Man in the live-action adaptation, set for release on June 5, 2026. He will appear alongside Jared Leto who is playing Skeletor, Camila Mendes as Teela, and Idris Elba as Man-At-Arms.
In the trailer, Galitzine is seen returning to Eternia after having been sent to planet Earth.
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In one shot, he wields the power of his sword which ignites his super-human powers. In the process, his regular, human world clothes disappear right off his body.
He’s then seen in He-Man’s trademark harness and leather skirt, with his abs and biceps on full display.
Fans have been going wild for the trailer, and in particular Galitzine.
One said: “Nicholas Galitzine looks epic – June 5 can’t come fast enough!” Another wrote: “Nicholas Galitzine, there’s something about him.”
A third commented: “Nicholas Galitzine the man you are.” As another X post read: “Nicholas Galitzine in a leather skirt will save us all.”
Busy year for Nicholas Galitzine
As Nicholas Galitzine gets ready to head out on the promo run for Masters of the Universe, he’s already had a non-stop 2026.
He was filming for the Red, White and Royal Blue sequel, titled Red, White and Royal Wedding, from January until March.
Galitzine will reprise his role as Prince Henry, alongside Taylor Zakhar-Perez as his boyfriend Alex Claremont-Diaz.
Aside from those two roles, he’s set to appear in The Sheep Detectives with the likes of Hugh Jackman and Emma Thompson, which is set for release on May 8.
He will also appear in the sports drama The Mosquito Bowl, set for release on Netflix some time this year.
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