Brit-born babe Maurice Dean Wint has mostly worked as a narrator and stage actor, but that's not to say we haven't gotten some good looks at his body on the big and small screens. The tall and handsome hunk moved to Canada in the 60's, then got his start as Sergeant Robert Baker on the long forgotten Canadian sci-fi TV series Captain Power and the Soldiers of the Future, backin 1987. Sticking with science fiction, Maurice appeared in the William Shatner directed television movies TekWar (1994), and a bunch of its sequels. Maurice one and doned a bunch of American TV shows like RoboCop and Kung Fu: The Legend Continues, before he played the violent, no nonsense dude who'll do anything to survive, Quentin McNeil in Cube (1997). That is likely the role he's best known for, but we think it was four years later that Maurice brought his sexiness tot the third degree. Yes, Maurice moved on to play a military man named Sergeant Luther, who persuades Hedwig to get a sex change and move from East Berlin to West Berlin to be his wife in the the screen adaptation of the trans musical Hedwig and the Angry Inch (2001). At one point in the flick, Maurice strips out of his military uniform and relaxes in the nude. Unfortunately, there’s a lot of junk strategically covering his privates. What a tease! We do see this beautiful beefcake's bum though, which had us growing a few inches below the belt! Although he's done a ton of voice work on TV and in videogames, Maurice has continued acting onscreen. He played Connor McGuinn on the Canadian science drama ReGenesis. Caretaker of The Barn, Agent Byron Howard on Haven, and former sniper Phil Hardcastle on Shoot the Messenger. The body of Mr. Wint is still mint, but he didn't flash in any of those. How disappointing. Most recently he was Austin Diggs on the legal drama Diggstown. We're digging Maurice Dean Wint!
