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Vintage actor Phil Spencer is an English media personality and journalist. He appears on the British home-buying shows Location, Location, Location and Relocation, Relocation. He writes for several UK publications including GQ, and the Sunday Times. Spencer involved with SOS Children’s Villages, an international organization which works to meet the needs and protect the rights of children, and Home Broadway, a London homelessness charity
Vintage actor Peter DeLuise may be best known for his role as “Officer Doug Penhall” on the television series 21 Jump Street, which gave us the fantastic actor Johnny Depp. He appeared in several more television shows and films, and, most recently, appeared in the comedy Smile of April. In addition to acting, DeLuise has directed episodes of SGU Stargate Universe, Stargate SG-1 and Stargate Atlantis.
Vintage actor Rockmond Dunbar is best known as “Kenny Chadway” on the TV series Soul Food and as “Benjamin Miles ‘C-Note’ Franklin on Prison Break. His film credits include Punks, All About You and Kiss Kiss Bang Bang. Dunbar directed and played a role in the film Pastor Brown which was released in February of 2010.
Rod Taylor, a vintage actor able to play both light comedy and dramatic roles, starred as science fiction writer “H.G. Wells” in The Time Machine, and as “Mitch Brenner” in the Alfred Hitchcock film The Birds. In addition to his work in films, Taylor also appeared in many television series episodes including Bearcats!, Outlaws and Walker, Texas Ranger. Most recently he played “Winston Churchill” in the 2009 film Inglorious Basterds which starred Brad Pitt.
Vintage actor Steve Forrest is best known for his Golden Globe winning performance as “Dirk DeJong” in the film So Big. Other notable roles were “Capt. Harding” in The Longest Day, “Conrad Hunter” in North Dallas Forty, which starred Nick Nolte and Mac Davis, and as “Greg Savitt” in Mommie Dearest.
Vintage actor Kevin Sorbo sure has the body to play Hercules and he did. In the early 1990s he starred in five made- for-TV movies such as Hercules and the Amazon Women, Hercules in the Underworld, and Hercules in the Maze of the Minotaur. The television series Hercules: The Legendary Journeys came next and ran for 111 episodes. Sorbo’s other long running series was Andromeda in the role of “Captain Dylan Hunt”. Sorbo recently completed the film Paradox, a sci-fi thriller based on the comic book series.
Shirtless, seductive, vintage actor Wolf Larson, is the last member of our “Men of Tarzan” and a mighty fine specimen he is! Larson appeared as Tarzan in early 90s television series Tarzan which ran from 1991-1994. He next appeared in the starring role of “Det. Chester ‘Chase’ McDonald” in the series L.A. Heat. Larson’s film credits include Mad About You, Storm Chasers, and Hostile Force.
Sexy Vintage hunk Joe Lara starred as Tarzan in a made for TV movie called Tarzan in Manhattan. He then appeared in two episodes of Tarzan: The Epic Adventures, and produced all twenty-two episodes. His two most notable film roles were “Kraft” in the action thriller Warhead, and “Ponytail” in another action film, Armstrong
With a body you could gaze upon forever,Casper Van Dien played a more recent Tarzan in the 1998 film Tarzan and the Lost City. His breakthrough role came before the Tarzan film when he played “Johnny Rico” in the sci-fi film Starship Troopers. He continued the role in Starship Troopers 2: Hero of the Federation, and Starship Troopers 3: Marauder. He was also part of the all star cast of Sleepyhollow which featured Johnny Depp and Christina Ricca and just completed a made-for-TV film Turbulent Skies in the lead role of “Tom”.
Christopher Lambert is best known for his portrayal of naked, untamed, jungle stud Tarzan in Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes. In this 1984 film Tarzan is rescued and brought to Greystoke manor in an attempt to civilize him. Lambert looks mighty fine as the mostly nude Tarzan and seems to clean up pretty well in civilized society.