Which celebrities have formally posed nude?

[LukeLindo]

The Victor Skrebneski nude! One of my favorite fun facts is that David Eggers II and the filmmakers of Station to Station paid tribute to it (Bowie plays a big part in David's character's backstory and is kind of a theme throughout the film) in an art gallery scene.

Blessedly, the horse-hung David isn't quite as effective at hiding his whole cock as Bowie was.

@derder3 your link went to a text post in that thread. If folks want to see the aforementioned horse-hung situation for themselves (and they should, lol) here's the link to your original thread with all the photos:

David Eggers II (actor and model)

 

[mariorosa]

Pro Boxer Ron Henriqez in Playgirl magazine in 1975.

 

[Lady Frost OBE]

Pro Boxer Ron Henriqez in Playgirl magazine in 1975.View attachment 108866171View attachment 108866191View attachment 108866211View attachment 108866231

Hot hunk

 

[Bluebailey]

Former rugby player and possible hottest man on earth Ben Cohen fiinally dropped the undies this year for a couple of artistic nude prints in addition to his regular beefcake calendar.
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Would have been better without those watermarks

 

[deleted6407521]

I wish sports stars nowadays did photoshoots like that!

 

[Bluebailey]

I wish sports stars nowadays did photoshoots like that!

Odei Jainaga Larrea a Javelin athlete

 

[LukeLindo]

Actor and model, "Tyler Perry's The Haves and Have Nots" star Aaron O'Connell

 

[derder3]

Actor Richard Gere's only confirmed nude shoot (he has appeared nude in films)

 

[Sharpet3]

Brazilian singer and former member of the boyband Dominó (one of many, as they had a much refreshed lineup over the years) Alexandre Albertoni in G Magazine, a gay male magazine with an astounding track record in its earliest years at getting straight celebrities in the music and sports world (including Duran Duran's Warren Cuccurullo) to pose nude and often hard!

 

[Lady Frost OBE]

View attachment 108955021View attachment 108955031View attachment 108955041View attachment 108955061Odei Jainaga Larrea a Javelin athlete

Super Hot

 

[derder3]

G Magazine [was] a gay male magazine with an astounding track record in its early years at getting straight celebrities in the music and sports world...to pose nude and often hard!

Yes! I will never forget when I learned they got Olympic medalist Robson Caetano (da Silva) naked.

This guy was in four consecutive Olympics and won two medals as a sprinter. The absolute GIFT he gave the gays when he posed...whew!

 

[Marilynluvah]

Brazilian singer and former member of the boyband Dominó (one of many, as they had a much refreshed lineup over the years) Alexandre Albertoni in G Magazine, a gay male magazine with an astounding track record in its earliest years at getting straight celebrities in the music and sports world (including Duran Duran's Warren Cuccurullo) to pose nude and often hard!View attachment 108956681View attachment 108956671View attachment 108956911View attachment 108957091View attachment 108957051

Thank you for this! This layout flew under my radar somehow. Beautiful ass on this guy!

Yes, G magazine was truly a goldmine and a revelation. It’s retrospect, it’s almost hard to believe it really existed. Let’s just say when I discovered it’s existence, I became awfully interested in the Brazilian entertainment industry all of a sudden ha ha!

Actual “celebrities”- or at least well known straight male public figures- willing to pose fully nude, with erections, for a magazine that was openly marketed to gay men?! C’mon!! For a brief period it looked on the surface like Brazil was maybe the most sexually liberated country on the planet when it came to the gays. Then Jair Bolsonaro happened. But that’s another story.

My favourite celeb layouts were David Cardoso Jr. (twice!), Theo Becker, Mateus Carrieri, and Klaus Hee (also twice). I will definitely add Alexandre Albertoni to my wank-bank!

 

[samsara108]

Here's the Polaroid outtake where he shows his dick.

Even hotter.

 

[Lady Frost OBE]

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Yes! I will never forget when I learned they got Olympic medalist Robson Caetano (da Silva) naked.

This guy was in four consecutive Olympics and won two medals as a sprinter. The absolute GIFT he gave the gays when he posed...whew!
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Love a naked Olympian

 

[Admiralw238]

Actor Richard Gere's only confirmed nude shoot (he has appeared nude in films)View attachment 108955711

I seem to recall this being a lookalike.

 

[derder3]

I seem to recall this being a lookalike.

If so, I stand corrected. Seems like more investigation is required. More to follow...

 

[Sky fly]

Beautiful

 

[PDBG]

Thank you for this! This layout flew under my radar somehow. Beautiful ass on this guy!

Yes, G magazine was truly a goldmine and a revelation. It’s retrospect, it’s almost hard to believe it really existed. Let’s just say when I discovered it’s existence, I became awfully interested in the Brazilian entertainment industry all of a sudden ha ha!

Actual “celebrities”- or at least well known straight male public figures- willing to pose fully nude, with erections, for a magazine that was openly marketed to gay men?! C’mon!! For a brief period it looked on the surface like Brazil was maybe the most sexually liberated country on the planet when it came to the gays. Then Jair Bolsonaro happened. But that’s another story.

My favourite celeb layouts were David Cardoso Jr. (twice!), Theo Becker, Mateus Carrieri, and Klaus Hee (also twice). I will definitely add Alexandre Albertoni to my wank-bank!

I've mentioned before, I dunno if you saw it, but the reason G Magazine was able to flourish in Brazil is because Playboy was huge down there. Women got paid top dollar to appear on the magazine. Playboy really had some big famous celebrities as it's been explained to me by a friend. In a way magazines featuring nudity down there was also not something considered pornographic, so in a way it was complimentary to their egos as it was seen as artistic and luxurious. So men willing to do the same type of pictures found in G Magazine the only venue to explore similar chances. Now I never heard about any G model/celebrity getting paid a million dollars to grace its cover as it's happened for some Playboy stars, but I've read about checks with a number + many zeros on the right. It was way smaller than Playboy and I don't really think they got the really famous actors and personalities to appear in it, but damn... if only Playgirl had been able to do the same in the USA. I'd have enjoyed seeing some lesser known boy band dudes in the flesh, or some reality show hotties in highly produced pictorials.

Yes! I will never forget when I learned they got Olympic medalist Robson Caetano (da Silva) naked.

This guy was in four consecutive Olympics and won two medals as a sprinter. The absolute GIFT he gave the gays when he posed...whew!
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Oh, this photo essay is unforgettable! But many of the very good stuff was left out of your post. I hope you get to find pics of him sitting on the boulder with a hardon. It's so exciting!

It seems that the magazine wasn't able to pick good pics of him erect but I dunno if it was due to not having a lot of options or if they were bad at editing the material. Some guys had a hard time staying hard for the shoots. In terms of ass shots, nothing to complain.

 

[BoyBrazil92]

I've mentioned before, I dunno if you saw it, but the reason G Magazine was able to flourish in Brazil is because Playboy was huge down there. Women got paid top dollar to appear on the magazine. Playboy really had some big famous celebrities as it's been explained to me by a friend. In a way magazines featuring nudity down there was also not something considered pornographic, so in a way it was complimentary to their egos as it was seen as artistic and luxurious. So men willing to do the same type of pictures found in G Magazine the only venue to explore similar chances. Now I never heard about any G model/celebrity getting paid a million dollars to grace its cover as it's happened for some Playboy stars, but I've read about checks with a number + many zeros on the right. It was way smaller than Playboy and I don't really think they got the really famous actors and personalities to appear in it, but damn... if only Playgirl had been able to do the same in the USA. I'd have enjoyed seeing some lesser known boy band dudes in the flesh, or some reality show hotties in highly produced pictorials.


Oh, this photo essay is unforgettable! But many of the very good stuff was left out of your post. I hope you get to find pics of him sitting on the boulder with a hardon. It's so exciting!

It seems that the magazine wasn't able to pick good pics of him erect but I dunno if it was due to not having a lot of options or if they were bad at editing the material. Some guys had a hard time staying hard for the shoots. In terms of ass shots, nothing to complain.

Having been born and raised in Brazil, please allow me to add some colour here. Between the late 1990s and early 2000s, many A-list television actors, athletes (most famously Corinthians footballer Vampeta), models (such as Mateus Carrieri) and many other personalities and unknown men took their clothes (and whipped out their hard cocks) for G Magazine's pages.

Indeed, they paid much less than Playboy Brazil (and competitor Sexy) did at the time, but one must consider that G was published by a much smaller publishing house (while Playboy came out through Editora Abril, the top publisher for magazines in Brazil by then), and catered to a much smaller audience (the acronym LGBTQIA+ didn't even exist back then, let alone the visibility and public-square discussion). Artists would promote their G (and Playboy, and Sexy) appearances on top-rated Sunday afternoon shows Domingão do Faustão (on Rede Globo, largest network) and Domingo Legal (on second-largest SBT), which at the time hotly competed for audience leadership. Yeah, and kids (like yours truly, born 1992) watched those shows.

Ironically, G Magazine would be impractical in today's Brazil. Not just because of the internet, but for many other reasons, chiefly among those the impressive expansion of protestant faith in all parts of the country, Brazil as a whole has moved towards a more conservative stance during the last twenty years. Still, OnlyFans and its brethren have become big in the country, with some A-list celebrities opening accounts there.

 

[Lady Frost OBE]

Haven't a good few Brazilian sportsmen posed naked over the years?