Samuel Ball
Samuel Ball usually only has small roles in films, but he always manages to get his shirt off, and look good while he’s doing it. While I think don’t think he’ll ever be a break-out star, he’s actually appeared in some decent films and he’s not a terrible actor. I think his brand of all-American good looks would have been perfectly suited for the hero roles in all those cheesy B-movies from the 50′s, unfortunately he was just born a few decades too late. Capped here are “Pumpkin, “13 Going On 30″ and what seems to be his only starring role so far in “On The QT”. His other notable film role is as the hot killer in “Urbania”.
“Pumpkin”
“13 Going On 30″
“On The QT”
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Just a correction, he actually was not the killer in Urbania. He played the main character’s ex-boyfriend.
No he played the guy who killed Matt Keeslar.
Good looking and nice bulge in his underwear.
This guy just has WAY too much chin…something that makes him seem so generically handsome in an old fashioned way. He reeks of heterosexual appeal…too much like George Clooney does to get me going. I did like the pic of him in the towel, but perhaps because it’s from further away and his face is not turned so I can see his huge chin.
What a great post! He reminds of Chris Klein somehow and I have to agree with deej that he has a bit of chin action going on there. His body couldn’t be anymore leaner in On The QT and I’m glad despite the trimmings, the hair stayed in most of the movies he was in.
He can sleep over when ever he wants!
Dang, he’s kinda hot… That chin makes him look like the dad in “The Incredibles”, though… LOL…
hate him
Samuel Ball Shirtless…
Samuel Ball Shirtless…
Love samue ball in Historia de amor(L)
theatredude: He played “Dean”, the cig smoking motorcycle guy with the snake tattoo, who was, in fact, the guy who killed the Matt Keeslar character.
Futterberg character has opportunity to kill him in the end but humiliates him by letting him go. Definitely Samuel Ball. “Urbania” one of the least-watched fine movies.