Here Is Every Place You Can See More of Noah Centineo (Now and In the Immediate Future)

The internet has fallen for Noah Centineo and WE GET IT.

In the last few weeks, 22-year-old Noah Centineo has graduated from little-know actor to the internet’s collective boyfriend, (Joe Keery, sadly, has been ditched and left to sob in his sad little sailor’s hat.)

Netflix, obviously, was onto Centineo’s potential early, casting him as the thirst trap in not one but two teen comedies: To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before and Sierra Burgess Is a Loser. And, thanks to his starring turns as young Mark Ruffalo Peter Kavinsky in the former, he has seen his Instagram following rocket from 790,000 to 9.5 million.

The release of Sierra Burgess last Friday will only pump those numbers up. And followers of his social media accounts be justly rewarded:

Unfortunately, for those getting used to monthly fixes of Centineo content, it’s time to start storing your Centineo chestnuts for the coming Centineo winter. In what may be the most tragic piece of news we’ve ever reported, there is (sob) only three more films listed as ‘upcoming’ on his IMDB page… and none of them have release dates. (That's just as of this writing, of course. We're sure the offers will soon flood in.)

This means you’ll need to visit his past works—not to mention his socials—to see his mussed-up hair again. So, without further ado, here is every place you can get more of Noah Centineo (now and in the immediate future).

1. To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before

No matter which Noah Centineo film or TV show you watch, none will give you the unfiltered charm offensive of Peter Kavinsky in TATBILB. We’re prescribing weekly viewings of this YA fave to ensure your Centineo levels never drop to perilously unhealthy levels.

2. Sierra Burgess Is a Loser

Not nearly as good as TATBILB, but you’ll take what you can get. Schedule these rewatches (*thinks thoughtfully*) fortnightly.

3. SPF-18

You may have heard of those previous two Netflix movies starring Noah Centineo, but there is another. Netflix also has the surf flick SPF-18, which features Centineo in a supporting role where he gets to hose down surfboards. If you're not sold, just watch his scenes below, on a loop; honestly, that might be a smarter play.

4. "Havana"

A reverse-ranking of the best parts from the VMA-winning music video for “Havana”: 4) The bit where Camila Cabello throws the hat. 3) The bit where Camila Cabello dance-screams while Young Thug warbles. 2) The bit where Camila Cabello makes eyebrows at the guy. 1) The bit where Camila Cabello’s hip-movements telekinetically propel Noah Centineo’s cyclist off his bike.

5. Can’t Take It Back

Pro: This horror flick stars Noah Centineo. Con to end all cons: It also stars Logan Paul. Now we’re really putting your fandom to the test if you decide to sit through this. In Australia, it’s only available to buy or rent on the PS store.

6. Penguin Flu & Wordplay

Everybody’s gotta start somewhere! As a young'un, Centineo participated in a couple of short films for acting teacher John D’Aquino’s "Camp Hollywood", and yes, they are on Vimeo. The results are… not Netflix-level. But more importantly, they do not star Logan Paul, so we recommend them enthusiastically, for at least offering glimpses of up-and-coming Centineo. In Penguin Flu, he plays Brandon Bradley, a sportscaster with the key catchphrase, "Football!" In Wordplay, he plays a mop-headed spelling bee contestant.

7. The Gold Retrievers

If you’re quite desperate for more Noah, an even younger, even more mop-headed pre-teen Noah stars in this terrible looking family comedy, which is available on Amazon Prime Video in Australia.

8. The Fosters

There are multiple TV shows on which Noah has made an appearance (Austin & Ally, Marvin Marvin, Shake It Up, Jessie, See Dad, Run, Newsreaders) but on The Fosters—a TV show about a foster family called, you guessed it, The Fosters—Centineo has an actual leading role. And this week, the show's network, Freeform, took full advantage of Centineo fever, publishing a video that is literally just "30 Minutes of Noah Centineo". He joined the show in Season 3, taking over from Jake T. Austin in the role of Jesus Foster. Get The Fosters on Google Play. 

9. How to Build a Better Boy

The Disney channel pulled off the incredibly difficult 'reverse Weird Science' with this telemovie. Unfortunately, Noah Centineo doesn’t star as the perfect robot-boyfriend, but a jock named Jaden Stark. The good news is you only need to wait 13 seconds to witness him in the above trailer. It’s available to rent or buy on iTunes.

10. The Stand-In & Swiped

Here are the next two movies on Centineo’s IMDB account, and they’re both about dating apps? The Stand-In sees him playing a high-schooler who creates an app that allows him to “stand-in” for fake boyfriends. It also features Riverdale’s Camila Mendes, and we honestly don’t think the internet will be able to take it. Swiped, on the other hand, is about computer nerds who create the “ultimate hook-up” app, but Noah’s playing someone with the name ‘Lance Black’, so we don’t think he’s one of the nerds.

11. A Jackie Chan movie?

Erm, in 2019 he’s apparently gonna star opposite Kevin Kline and Andy Lau in a 1930s-set melodrama written and directed by (but not starring) Jackie Chan. It’s called The Diary. You do you, Peter Kavinsky.

If we're missing anything, please comment below. It is your responsible duty to the public to do so.

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