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After more than a year and a half since the first season of Overcompensating dropped, creator and star Benito Skinner is finally giving fans a taste of what they can expect in season 2, including his new love interest. Tom Francis will feature as a recurring guest star in upcoming episodes as someone Skinner's character Benny will fall for in a season the creator has promised will be sexier and gayer than season 1. Francis' face isn’t instantly recognizable yet, but that might change soon. He’s not only set to share steamy scenes with Skinner, but he's also starring in the World War II drama The Mosquito Bowl opposite Nicholas Galitzine, which will premiere on Netflix later this month. So who is Tom Francis, and what character will he play in Overcompensating season 2? Who is Tom Francis? See on Instagram Tom Francis is a British actor who had his first taste of fame on the stage, not the screen.

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