Today's theme is hairy celebrites, and we start with Tom Selleck.
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Saturday, September 12, 2026
Hugh O'Brien
Hugh O'Brien never hesitated to show off his hairy chest
for publicity photos, and he always looked good doing it.
Robin Williams
Robin Williams was one of the most beloved and tragic figures in American entertainment. Above we see him in The Fisher King, where he and co-star Jeff Bridges went naked in Central Park. Mr. Bridges described the 4 a.m. movie shoot as one of the most amazing experiences of his life, with Mr. Williams "being wild, free, and joyful . . . improvising like no one else could."
Martin Milner
Finishing with Martin Milner, the actor best known for Route 66. Above we have
a publicity still for the 1960 comedy movie The Private Lives of Adam and Eve.
Monday, April 27, 2026
Gudunov
This is Alexander Gudunov, a Bolshoi Ballet dancer who defected
to the USA and eventually drank himself to death.
Thursday, March 5, 2026
Celebrity Day, Part 1 - Nudes
Today we have a two part celebrity set, with part one being nudes. We begin
with a shot of Burt Lancaster that I somehow managed not to post until now.
Arnim Meier
Arnim Meier is shown above in a scene from 1978's Germany in Autumn. Better known for his other films which were directed by his love Rainer Werner Fassbinder, he killed himself
in Fassbinder's apartmen after the couple broke up in 1978. What a waste!
Richard Harris
Richard Harris starred in This Sporting Life in 1963. He is somewhere in the above scrum in an oversized bathtub, but I don't know which one he was. We see him with another actor below.
Celebrity Day, Part 2 - Hairy Boxers
Part two of our celebrity series features hirsute boxers, starting with Jim Jeffries. He famously was called "The Great White Hope" when he fought (and lost to) Jack Johnson in 1910.
Below we see him as World Champion, 1899-1905.
Bobo Olson
Honolulu born Carl "Bobo" Olson was sometimes called the Hawaiian Swede due
to his mixed ethnic background. Better known for his stamina than his skill,
he had a fairly successful career as a middleweight.
Scott LeDoux
Closing part two with a 1983 shot of Scott LeDoux being weighed in for a match with Frank Bruno which turned out to be the last of his career. Gotta love the colored BVDs.
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