How about James Spader? He's got a somewhat hairy chest.
I'm not into really hairy guys but some is nice! James is my ultimate sexy man!
Sorry, I got carried away! You could say I have an addiction to this man!
I'm not into really hairy guys but some is nice! James is my ultimate sexy man!
Sorry, I got carried away! You could say I have an addiction to this man!
Some Actors Noone Has In Their Favorites . . .
Dennis Cole, Fulvio Cecere, Jake Gyllenhaal, Jason Beghe, Jeff Osterhage, John Dennis Jonston, Matt Walton, Paul Adelstein, Peter Jaconson, Rick Edwards, Scott Plank, Troy Dann
Has anyone heard of . . .
Dean Lennox Kelly?
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I just bought a DVD for $1.00 that has a double feature of Molly & Lawless John starring Sam Elliott {a very nice scene of him taking a bath} and Gone with the West starring {a very young goodlooking} James Caan {unfortunatly not bath scenes for him} and Aldo Ray {many shirtless scenes of him.) The movie quality was not very good, now I want to see them with a better recording. Are they out on video? Not bad for just a dollar!
Hugs & xXx's to all
Hugs & xXx's to all
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hey, can someone correct the spelling of Sam Elliott's name on the interests? it took me forever to find this place!
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Hi there everyone,
I have just found this community as I noticed you have my favouritist actor listed as an interest. Brad Davis. I was wondering if any of you out there know of this spunk rat! He does have quite a lovely bit of fluff to be seen in the chest area! I have only just discovered him and find that there aren't too many people out there who appreciate this fine piece of art! I hope I may have found just a couple more?????
I have just found this community as I noticed you have my favouritist actor listed as an interest. Brad Davis. I was wondering if any of you out there know of this spunk rat! He does have quite a lovely bit of fluff to be seen in the chest area! I have only just discovered him and find that there aren't too many people out there who appreciate this fine piece of art! I hope I may have found just a couple more?????
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lions and tigers, oh, Just Give Me The Bears! oh my
Robin Williams.
Did you see The Fisher King? The man has a pelt. (saying this like it is a gooood thing) And he is funny, another plus. (well, ok, not so funny in that movie in particular, but you catch my drift) Sometimes funny is sexier than handsome, but that is just my opinion.
Nice place y'all have here. Thanks for letting me join up.
Did you see The Fisher King? The man has a pelt. (saying this like it is a gooood thing) And he is funny, another plus. (well, ok, not so funny in that movie in particular, but you catch my drift) Sometimes funny is sexier than handsome, but that is just my opinion.
Nice place y'all have here. Thanks for letting me join up.
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
I just wanted to give everybody head's up while this film is playing in theatres...
...Mark Ruffalo appears shirtless and just in tightie-whitey briefs. NICE chest!
...Mark Ruffalo appears shirtless and just in tightie-whitey briefs. NICE chest!
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American Splendor
I just saw this one last night (September 3rd) at the Ritz in Voorhees with R.J. I've been a fan of the comic book for a few years, since I first read the book "Our Cancer Year" by both Harvey Pekar and his wife, Joyce Brabner.
The movie focuses on the life of Harvey Pekar and how he got into writing comics about the daily chores of his life as a file clerk in a hospital in Cleveland. It also focuses on the aftermath of this new career as a writer (including his ongoing relationship (as a frequent guest) with David Letterman).
I thought it was pretty good. It was certainly faithful to the comic, in that it showed lots of little vignettes from the comic and it also showcased various panels of art from the real book. I thought it kind of reminded me a bit of a Woody Allen movie at times (especially the scenes of Harvey's first meetings with his wife, Joyce).
I don't know if it would be for everybody, but I think it would certainly be worth a look for those of you who think that the ONLY movies out there based on comics feature superheroes. If you liked "Ghost World", you definitely should check this movie out.
On a scale of $0.00 to $8.00, I'd be willing to pay $7.00 to see this movie.
You may want to check the website American Splendor: The Movie for more info.
re: fur on film. You may want to see the scenes with Paul Giamatti with his shirt off...he's quite abundantly hairy. He's not in the best shape in the world, and there is some hair on his back and shoulders, but if you are into that sort of thing (I am), you may just enjoy this part of the movie too...
The movie focuses on the life of Harvey Pekar and how he got into writing comics about the daily chores of his life as a file clerk in a hospital in Cleveland. It also focuses on the aftermath of this new career as a writer (including his ongoing relationship (as a frequent guest) with David Letterman).
I thought it was pretty good. It was certainly faithful to the comic, in that it showed lots of little vignettes from the comic and it also showcased various panels of art from the real book. I thought it kind of reminded me a bit of a Woody Allen movie at times (especially the scenes of Harvey's first meetings with his wife, Joyce).
I don't know if it would be for everybody, but I think it would certainly be worth a look for those of you who think that the ONLY movies out there based on comics feature superheroes. If you liked "Ghost World", you definitely should check this movie out.
On a scale of $0.00 to $8.00, I'd be willing to pay $7.00 to see this movie.
You may want to check the website American Splendor: The Movie for more info.
re: fur on film. You may want to see the scenes with Paul Giamatti with his shirt off...he's quite abundantly hairy. He's not in the best shape in the world, and there is some hair on his back and shoulders, but if you are into that sort of thing (I am), you may just enjoy this part of the movie too...