Lukas Gage Crashed Paris Hilton's Wedding, and She Totally Didn't Mind

Gage's first acting job was in a wart-removal commercial. "That was my claim to fame," Gage shared with V Magazine, noting that it was a notch on his belt among his classmates. Besides commercials, Gage spent time acting at film camp every summer as a kid. In an interview with Galore, Gage discussed how this experienced shaped him growing up. "It was a safe way for me to express myself and was almost like therapy," he said.

During an interview with Bustle, Gage revealed some relatable guilty pleasures and his love for everything pop culture! He shared that Cher is his celebrity idol, his go-to karaoke song is "Shallow" by Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga, and that if he were on reality TV, he'd be on either "Below Deck Mediterranean" or the "Real Housewives of Salt Lake City."

Gage crashed Paris Hilton's wedding to now-husband Carter Reum in November 2021. While a guest on Hilton's podcast, "This Is Paris," he explained how it all came about. "I think the story got a little bit fumbled and maybe exaggerated, but I had a mutual friend that was there at the wedding — and he didn't tell me that it was a wedding," he shared. "He just said, 'Come to Paris' party.'" Hilton didn't seem to mind, though, and instead extended Gage an invitation to the premiere party for the podcast's final episode.

Gage shared that his "The White Lotus" costar and "Saturday Night Live" legend Molly Shannon actually encouraged him to share a Zoom audition clip where a director was caught criticizing the size of Gage's apartment.

"I was having some drinks with Molly and we were talking about our worst audition stories, and I showed her this video and… she just basically told me you have to post it. I mean, actors will relate to it," he shared with Entertainment Weekly. Although he was initially nervous to share the video, it paid off with the amount of support he got from other celebs like Joe Jonas, Chase Stokes, and more.

Although Gage has spent most of his Hollywood career in front of the camera, he's also been credited as a writer. Together with "Euphoria" producer Phoebe Fisher, Gage cowrote (and will also star in) a comedy film titled "Down Low" which is currently in post-production. Starring Gage, Zachary Quinto, and Audra McDonald, "Down Low" is about "a deeply repressed man, the uninhibited young man that gives him a happy ending, and all the lives they ruin along the way," according to Deadline.