'From 1980 to 1990, I shot more films than any other actor in the Screen Actors Guild, apart from Gene Hackman.'
Steve Guttenberg
Sustaining a successful film career isn't easy. Not everyone can be Tom Hanks or Meryl Streep, and headline successful mainstream features over four plus decades. Sometimes, you have to guest on a network sit-com to keep those IMDB credits going.
Saturday Night Live (1986)
For some reason, I was little sad to recently see Steve Guttenberg guest starring as Dr. Katman on The Goldbergs. Despite it's repetitive story lines, I like The Goldbergs well enough. Guttenberg however, was such a huge part of my childhood. When I was a kid, it seemed that he was in almost every movie I saw and loved.
Cocoon (1985)
Truth is, he actually was. During the eighties, when I transitioned from toddler to teen, Guttenberg was in some of Hollywood's biggest films. From critically acclaimed films like Diner, to blockbusters like Cocoon, Short Circuit, 3 Men and a Baby and the Police Academy franchise. Although Guttenberg has worked steadily since, my last real memory of him in a studio film was Jodi Foster's Home For The Holidays in 1995.
Although Guttenberg was always known as 'cute', I always thought he was incredibly sexy. After seeing him play the goofball in so many movies, I remember being shocked, and thrilled seeing Guttenberg's nude scene in 1987's The Bedroom Window. I knew he had a sexy furry chest, but was not prepared for his tight hot behind when he walked access that bedroom to the bathroom at the beginning of the film.
Although I'd seen screen caps of Guttenberg's beautiful butt from other projects, had sort of thought his scene in The Bedroom Window was it for on-screen nudity. Thanks to a recently post on DC however, I went back to 1983 to discover another one. Check it out in the SKIN portion of this piece below!
The good news however, is that Guttenberg seems to be making a bit of a big screen come-back, with eight films due for release including co-starring with Bruce Willis in the soon to be released Trauma Center. I don't know Guttenberg's politics, but he's also co-starring in a right wing slanted Roe Vs Wade film featuring Jon Voight, Joey Lawrence and Stacey Dash.... Just to confuse matters, on the flip side, he's also featured along with Gina Gershon, Louis Garrel in Woody Allen's next film.
Police Academy (1984)
Can't Stop the Music (1980)
Video Clip from Scenes from Male Skin
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