WARNING:This blog contains copious amounts of adultGAY material. If that's offensive to you, please leave now. All pix have been gleaned from the internets so, if you see a picture of yourself that you don't wish to have posted here, please leave a comment on the post and I will remove it with my apologies. I REPEAT:If you see a picture of yourself that you don't wish to have posted here, please leave a comment on the post and I will remove it with my apologies.
Beau visage et physique magnifique, un Tarzan des plus désirables :) Son Pagne laisse peu de place à l'imagination. On voit ses doux cul et un aperçu de ses parties génitales. O'Keeffe aurait dû jouer dans un film de Tarzan plus conforme à la vision de Burroughs. Herman Brix était l'acteur préféré de Burroughs pour interpreter ce rôle de Tarzan. -Beau Mec à Deauville
Miles O'Keefe was ONE of the main reasons to watch that version of "Tarzan", to me. It must have been "interesting" for the costume designers and fitters to get his "costume" just right. Whether male or female. It WAS quite daring for that time.
I remember a huge gasp from the audience in the cinema when he appeared. Just magnificent specimen of manhood. Unfortunately I read that he is now fat and has lost his looks. Pity
Beau visage et physique magnifique, un Tarzan des plus désirables :)
ReplyDeleteSon Pagne laisse peu de place à l'imagination. On voit ses doux cul et un aperçu de ses parties génitales. O'Keeffe aurait dû jouer dans un film de Tarzan plus conforme à la vision de Burroughs.
Herman Brix était l'acteur préféré de Burroughs pour interpreter ce rôle de Tarzan.
-Beau Mec à Deauville
Oh my! That took my breath away! Back when Tarzan wore ONLY a loin cloth! Oh my! Oh my! OH MY!!!
ReplyDelete...not Capri pants... I'm lookin' at you, Alexander Skarsgård.
Sexy.Amigo venezolano, Cúcuta
ReplyDeleteMiles O'Keefe was ONE of the main reasons to watch that version of "Tarzan", to me. It must have been "interesting" for the costume designers and fitters to get his "costume" just right. Whether male or female. It WAS quite daring for that time.
ReplyDeleteScott from Massachusetts said.
ReplyDeleteOH yes indeed I remember this Tazan!! Still didn't know about my homosexuality, but I liked what I saw.
I remember a huge gasp from the audience in the cinema when he appeared. Just magnificent specimen of manhood. Unfortunately I read that he is now fat and has lost his looks. Pity
ReplyDeleteMy Dad love Tarzan comics and the film 'Tarzan the ape man', with Bo Derek we watched together a lot!!
ReplyDelete