Sept. 22 (UPI) --Netflix is previewing Boots, a new eight-episode series starring Parenthood alum Miles Heizer. Heizer portrays "directionless, closeted Cameron Cope" who finds himself in over his ...

He's got soul, and he's a soldier. In Netflix's "Boots," a sweet and funny new dramedy set at the U.S. Marine Corps boot camp in 1990, young gay man Cameron Cope (Miles Heizer, "Parenthood") is that ...

Miles Heizer opens up to PEOPLE exclusively about how working on his new dramedy series Boots was an "enlightening" experience for him after he "never really connected heavily with manhood growing up" ...

The new Netflix show Boots follows Cameron Cope (Miles Heizer), a closeted teen who joins the United States Marine Corps in the early ’90s, a time when it was illegal to be gay in the military. Over ...

Miles Heizer isn’t one to pretend that stepping into a role completely unlike himself is always easy. The actor — known for projects like “13 Reasons Why,” “Parenthood” and “Love, Simon” — has ...

In the opening moments of “Boots,” Netflix’s new comedy-drama series, we meet Cameron “Cam” Cope, an 18-year old high school graduate who is gay, loves Wilson Phillips, talks to his sassier inner self ...

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Being a part of the new military dramedy Boots meant that stars Miles Heizer and Liam Oh had to abide by a long-held practice of the U.S. Armed Forces: cutting off their hair. As tradition requires, ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Less than 40 years ago, it was illegal to be gay in the military. Inspired by Greg Cope White's memoir "The Pink Marine," Netflix dramedy "Boots" follows closeted Cameron Cope (Miles ...

Miles Heizer is still trying to wrap his head around the fact that he is starring in a Netflix series. And it’s not just any series. The 31-year-old out gay actor toplines the eight-episode ...

Working on Boots proved to be a game-changing experience for Miles Heizer in more ways than one. The new Netflix dramedy series, created by Andy Parker and based on Greg Cope White's 2015 memoir The ...