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While I am scrolling through my "n*de photo" feed, I am shocked to find two that are extremely...um...busy. In the first, an older man wearing a suit catches a young man doing stuff with his boyfriend. So Dad didn't know that he was gay? In the second, the young man confronts the older man -- while still up there!
Tom Pelphrey has 10,000 photos on the internet, but he usually looks much older, so this must be a movie from early in his career. Probably European -- what American movie would show someone tree-trunking?
The caption says Tom Pelphrey, whom I've never heard of, in the movie A Man in Full. It must have a gay theme -- gay men being accused of being "not really men," and all that.
Tom Pelphrey has 10,000 photos on the internet, but he usually looks much older, so this must be a movie from early in his career. Probably European -- what American movie would show someone tree-trunking?
More research reveals that he starred in Ozark, but I can't tell which character. An article in People says Perry Abbott, but a Reddit feed says that he was AMAZING as Ben. The Ozark wiki mentions Ben, "a major antagonist in the third season," but not Perry Abbott, so People must be wrong.
Next I try to look up A Man in Full, but it's such a nonsensical title that I keep searching on A Full Man and The Fullness of Men instead. When I finally get the title right, it's not an artsy European movie from the early 2000s, it's a tv series that dropped on Netflix in 2024! Atlanta real estate mogul Charlie Croker, played by famous actor Jeff Daniels, goes bankrupt, and has to defend his empire. Isn't that, like, "Succession"?
Tom Pelphrey plays "Raymond Peepgrass" Ridiculous name! This guy is a voyeur of lawns?
Ben's backside is on RG Beefcake and Boyfriends.
Next I try to look up A Man in Full, but it's such a nonsensical title that I keep searching on A Full Man and The Fullness of Men instead. When I finally get the title right, it's not an artsy European movie from the early 2000s, it's a tv series that dropped on Netflix in 2024! Atlanta real estate mogul Charlie Croker, played by famous actor Jeff Daniels, goes bankrupt, and has to defend his empire. Isn't that, like, "Succession"?
Jeff Daniels is best known for the adulation of 1990s stupidity Dumb and Dumber. Here he appears in Something Wild (1986).
Tom Pelphrey plays "Raymond Peepgrass" Ridiculous name! This guy is a voyeur of lawns?
Wikipedia doesn't say who he is, so I'm assuming from the photo, the rich guy's lawyer? Why would he care if his lawyer is gay?
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