That's not what this post is about. However, there is considerably less information for those looking for a glimpse of full frontal male nudity. This is especially surprising considering the amount of full-frontal nudity that exists in Hollywood films, and the caliber of the many actors who have shown off their little guy on the big screen: Richard Gere, Kevin Bacon and Jason Segel, to name just a few. There are also those actors who seem to actively seek out roles that require them to drop trou. There are actors such as Michael Fassbender and Vincent Gallo whose members become more famous than the films in which they star. But the actors attached to them were brave enough to bare all and for that, we salute them. Video produced by Amber Genuske and Oliver Noble.
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It's remarkably rare for male actors to drop trou and reveal all on camera, allowing their manhood to be immortalized on film. And when it does happen, it can generally earn the film a more restrictive rating from the Motion Picture Association of America than it would if it were a female actor baring their bits. But even with that archaic bit of ratings rulings still going on, the ever-elusive male full frontal does make it way to the movie theater from time to time.
