Take a deep dive into dacremontgomery's Instagram feed.
's menacing older stepbrother, is about as far as you can get from a sweetheart. Still, that's nothing compared to the transformation he undergoes inseason 3, which premiered on Netflix on Thursday. At first, Billy is Billy as usual—which is to say participating in his favorite activities, which consist of lifting weights, rocking a mullet, and flirting with Hawkins's finest married moms.
As the show's super-fans—and not to mention Montgomery's 2.1 million Instagram followers—are well aware, the 24-year-old Australian-Canadian actor is nothing like Billy in real life. And yet, it's worth clearing that up for those outside of his cult following. After all, Montgomery, who was born—and named his high school's "most likely student to become a Hollywood star"—in Perth, is still surprisingly new to the screen.
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