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We need a Hero!

I don't think I'd heard of actor Hero Fiennes Tiffin last week.  A shot of him at a football game, in a football uniform was all over my social media feed.  It's not surprising, the shot, the angle, the beautiful but was certainly a site to behold!   Given how hot the backside looked,  I of course had to also see the front.

Many of you first met Hero as a child actor playing Tom Riddle in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.  I don't really remember seeing that installment.  I have to fess up, I sort of grew a bit tired of the franchise after the first few films.  I've vowed to finish the series, but have yet to be motivated enough to return to Hogwarts. 

The hot young Hero continued to work steadily after his turn as Tom Riddle, in both television and film. His handsome looks and great body helped him transition quickly from supporting parts to leading roles on film.

Hero Fiennes Tiffin on Instagram

Below: The butt shot seen round the online world

Hero actually showed what was under those shorts in the 2020 film, After We Collide.  I'm hoping the beautiful wet butt is Hero's, never sure when the film makes edits and cuts like in the scene below.

Favorite Birthday Boy #2 for Dec 22nd Ralph Fiennes

The amazing actor Ralph Fiennes turns 45 today.

12 Days: Stephen Hagan in A Royal Christmas

#1 Stephen Hagan

Tale as old as time... Emily is the daughter of a Philadelphia tailor. A seamstress with a blue-collar background who finds out her boyfriend Leo is actually a prince, heir to the throne of the small sovereign country Cordinia. As luck would have it however, the prince's mother Queen Isadora does not welcome her into the castle with open arms during a Christmas visit.

Lacy Chabert (making her second appearance as the love interest in a 12 Days pic) plays Emily and Jane Seymour is the Queen. The Prince was played by Stephen Hagan, an actor who instantly stood out, (and not just because of his beautiful blue eyes) and whom I am guessing is going to have a long successful career in front of him. If you haven't heard of him, you will, most of his credits thus far are for roles on the London Stage.

Growing up in Belfast, Ireland, Hagan got his training at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art. In the UK, Hagan has appeared on stage in many productions including the original cast of the West End/Broadway hit production End of the Rainbow, Cyrano de Bergerac opposite Joseph Fiennes in Chichester Festival Theatre, The York Relist at Riverside Studios, The Real Thing at Salisbury Playhouse and The Giant at Hampstead Theatre. He has also taken his turn in several productions for the Royal Shakespeare Company, including roles in Twelfth Night, The Tempest, The Comedy of Errors and Troilus and Cresida.

Hagan also appeared in Clapham Junction, a film I have covered on FH. Hagan will soon be seen in Clavius along side Joseph Fiennes and Peter Firth and on next seasons Midsomer Murders.

Twelfth Night (Royal Shakespeare Company)

Studies for a Portrait (White Bear Theatre)

The Giant (Hampstead Theatre)

Lead Actor in a Motion Picture

Below are the nominee's for Lead Actor in a Drama, and in a Musical or Comedy.  If you click on their name above their image, you'll see previous posts with scenes of male skin that I've done on the actor on the site.

Brody 

Male Actor: Drama

Adrien Brody, The Brutalist 

Timothée Chalamet, A Complete Unknown 

Daniel Craig, Queer 

Colman Domingo, Sing Sing 

Ralph Fiennes Conclave 

Sebastian Stan, The Apprentice 

Chalamet

Craig

Domingo

Fiennes

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Eisenberg

Male Actor: Musical or Comedy 

Jesse Eisenberg, A Real Pain 

Hugh Grant, Heretic 

Gabriel LaBelle, Saturday Night 

Jesse Plemons, Kinds of Kindness 

Glen Powell, Hit Man 

Sebastian Stan, A Different Man 

Grant

LaBelle

Plemons

Powell

Powell & John Stamos in Scream Queens

Stan

Stan in A Different Man

Favorite Birthday Boy for May 27th

Happy Birthday to Joseph Fiennes who turns 38 today.