If you like your up-and-coming actors with muscles and a hairy chest, then Ryan-James Hatanaka is sure to be your dream guy. RJH, who we'd really love to give an HJ RN, has spent most of his budding acting career on the stage, appearing in various plays that you grew to hate in your college literature classes, most notably Lucky in Waiting for Godot. The unique mix of Japanese, Scottish and indigenous Canadian ancestry is a black belt as well as a University of Toronto and NYU grad. Hats off, that's impressive Hatanaka. Now take your pants off and impress us even more! Also a master of stage combat, Ryan-James first hit the screen when he landed a small role in the 2010 television movie My Babysitter’s a Vampire, before moving on to appear in the 2014 shorts Hope and The Family Romance. Your shorts will be smuggling a serious sausage seeing the dark haired babe’s television debut on the appropriately titled series Eye Candy. During a trippy moment on MTV's Victoria Justice led R.L. Stine adaptation, R-JH showed off his boxer short-clad body and hairy chest while waking up next to a dead body. Is he a killer or just a guy with a killer body? Does it matter? We'd risk it for a bite of that biscuit! Ryan-James' career really got going in 2020, when he played Dr. Evan Wallace on Nurses, and Detective Abe Tamura on Nancy Drew. We're not detectives but we suspect that if you're here, it's likely you're a Heartie with a raging hard on, who can't get enough of Ryan-James' work as the Mountie you want to mount you, Gabriel Kinslow on When Hope Calls. Unfortunately, if you're hoping he's done full frontal, no luck. Most recently, Ryan-James has been playing Ty Turner on the live action spinoff of the famous Nickelodeon cartoon, Fairly OddParents: Fairly Odder. Hopefully Ryan-James shows his bod, soon. Mr. Hatanaka is haht, haht, haht!
