In this thread, we shall discuss which celebrities are “gifted” in certain areas, and which are not. Liam Neeson is rumored to swing crazy pipe, for example.
Uh, yeah. Jude Law has left my “hot man” list and entered my “man with intimidating penis who dresses for yachting” list. Dear lord, I wonder if he attaches a sail to that thing.
Not entirely on-topic, but if you watch the end of Grease, Jeff Conaway appears to be rather well endowed. Apparantly he decided it’d be a great joke to grab a sausage from the lunch cart before filming the scene and stuffing it in his pants to see if anyone noticed. It’s like the one thing he’s famous for aside from being in Grease to begin with.
Oh, and since photobucket sucks, they resized the original. So I cropped it and uploaded it again, with the lighting fixed for clarification. Here you go.
Why yes, I DO have a dirty mind, thank you for asking!
Jude Law has done brief frontal nudity in at least two films (Wilde and Talented Mr. Ripley) and in neither did he seem particularly “gifted”. I’m wondering if it was laundry night and he had a roll of quarters or something.
Forrest Tucker and Milton Berle are the subjects of the “took out just enough to win” anecdote.
Shirley MacLaine filmed the movie Wrestling Ernest Hemingway with Richard Harris. In one scene a starkers Harris opens the door to see MacLaine on the other side- according to her (though admittedly this is a woman who thinks her dog is the reincarnation of Anubis) the first time they did this shot she couldn’t go on with the scene because she was mortified. “He could have pole vaulted with that &#$&ing thing!”
The most “Sweet Mother of Jesse Helms!” schlong I’ve ever seen on film was the aptly named Peter Firth’s in Equus. The thing was a foot long flacid… if he got excited he’d black out and so would those standing around him. There is no way in hell I’d ever want anything like that attached to or anywhere near my body.
On the “less than gifted” side, Mark McGrath and Enrique Iglesias have both attested to their “minimalist” tendencies. (I think for Enrique it was to explain why he had no visible wood in the [,according to rumor, staged] pics of him with Anna Kournikova.) Robin Williams was either very very brave or very very cold when he filmed Fisher King.
Of course some would never believe a gay man would make this comment, but I think the term “tool” is the best slang for that part of the anatomy as it is purely utilitarian rather than aesthetic- for true beauty you can’t do much better than a nice set of gams or a nice round boo-tay. I’ve never understood the big hoo-ha over big hoo-has, but I must admit it’s strangely interesting. (And in case you’re wondering, I’m solidly “middle class”.)
I can’t attest to its validity, but a friend (and I DO mean an actual friend. Her name is Rebecca) swears that Steven Weber is likely to need back surgery in the future due to the size of the unit she swears he showed in Single White Female.
Ewan McGregor has an enormous…light saber. Which, bless his heart, he puts on display in (off the top of my head) The Pillow Book, Velvet Goldmine and Young Adam.
I remember reading an interview with Dana Delaney in which she commented on this topic. She said that Liam Neeson is legendary in Hollywood for his equipment, she knew that Willem Defoe was well-hung from a movie that they did together, and she said that James Woods is so proud of his that he’ll tell anyone about it.
I also read an article from a life-long professional groupie that Huey Lewis has the biggest tool of any musician she had been with.
We all do understand that “flaccid during a movie scene” is not a fair measure of who does and does not swing crazy pipe, right?
If it’s not locked and in it’s full, upright position, you just have no idea what you’re getting yourself into. Amazing, confusing appendages they are…