Handsome, muscular, and talented, Jack Hartnett went from playing college football at Hofstra to defending the United States as a genuine US Marine, who served in both the Gulf and Somalia. Semper Fi Jack! Want Mr. Man to service you, to thank you for your service? Once he'd done his time among the few and the proud, Jack found work as a model while studying acting in New York City. While he'd already been in commercials and on magazine covers, Jack started out on screen as Vicky's stalker on an episode of the Midwestern set soap opera Another World. But what was out of this world was Jack's work in Sex and the City. Playing a character deemed only "Hot Guy," Jack can be seen railing Samantha, only for her to get distracted by something annoying going on out on the street. Jack rolls off her, and we see his ass as he puts on his jeans. No undies necessary, apparently. We had a good spew to those buns of our favorite one of the few good men! Jack moved on to play a gay waiter in the Alec Baldwin directed rom-com Shortcut to Happiness (2003) and a Republican in This Revolution (2005), but Jack really killed it alongside Will Smith in Hitch (2005). After landing a role in the Mexican rom-com Regresa (2010), Jack turned to writing and directing his own short films, most notably the Iraq War Veteran drama Sovereign (2015). As much as we love seeing him in the movies, these days Jack's mostly been working as an ambassador for the charity Clear Path for Veterans, which helps Veterans and their families get connected to resources they need. Way to go Jack! Our hard-on for is nearly as big as the heart of Jack Hartnett!
