Götz Schubert is one sexy German. The bald, dashing dude has a burly bod that looks like he can handle a lover of any kind, but with the finesse and stamina that age and wisdom bring. You can almost see almost all of the actor when he plays Burkhard “Butsch” Schulz in the TV series Wolfsland from 2016-2021. In the 2016 episode titled “Ewig Dein” (2016), Götz walks around his apartment naked while casually chatting with a visitor. You get ample screen time with his bare back and butt, and when he walks clear across the room, you might, maybe, kind of, can see his penis—either that, or it’s part of a desk lamp. Either way, your imagination will fill in the blanks, and Mr. Man will declare himself “forever yours” to Götz. (FYI, that’s the translation of the episode title.) And by the way? He was 53 in that scene, and looking mighty good! Elsewhere in German TV land, you can find this hottie in 197 episodes of 74 different TV series, starring in 56 TV movies, and with roles in five mini-series, all with complicated German titles. He’s also been in 23 feature films, and because Mr. Man would like to give Mr. Schubert his fair due, here are a few of those German cinematic projects: Napola – Elite für den Führer (2004), aka Before the Fall; Die Entdeckung der Currywurst (2008), aka The Invention of the Curried Sausage (there’s just too much Mr. Man can do with that title; best leave it alone); Die kommenden Tage (2010), aka The Coming Days (see above note); Miss Sixty (2014) (included, TBH, because Mr. Man didn’t have to translate the title); Der Staat gegen Fritz Bauer (2015), aka The People vs. Fritz Bauer; Das schweigende Klassenzimmer (2018), aka The Silent Revolution; and Brecht (2019) (no translation necessary; it’s a name).
