He's tight, terrific and we can't get enough of him. He's Troy Glasgow, a British babe from Waterloo that wets our whistle with his handsome hunkiness. Troy really became Mr. Man's boytoy when he appeared in virtually every big British television show of the last two decades, looking terrific while still being prolific. He made his screen debut in the TV movie Out of Control (2002), but could soon be found on episodes of Babyfather, The Bill, Holby City, Ashes to Ashes, Doctor Who and Skins. But Troy wasn't committed to TV only, he was also in movies like Shoot the Messenger (2006) and Adulthood (2008). But while he landed a small role in World War Z (2013) and played Pablo in National Theatre Live: A Streetcar Named Desire (2014), Mr. Glasgow just wouldn't fill our desire to see him in some adult films. Luckily, he did show some skin on screen, even if Glasgow didn't show his ass, though. His body is a Wonderland in the short film Wonderkid (2016). It's the story of a gay British soccer star, where we see Troy in the locker room with his teammates. Troy's trying to have a heart to heart with a buddy, but we didn't hear a word since his body is so absurd. His muscular biceps are fantastic on the big screen, as are his shoulders that are popping off. Red card for getting us too hard! Troy was last seen on the screen in the day in the life of a Brit comedy Break a Leg (2019), which he also wrote. But it's not like he's hit a career lull. Instead of making movies and TV shows, he's back on the British stage in Zadie Smith's The Wife of Willesden. Keep the ships in the harbor for Helen of Troy, we prefer the black body of Troy Glasgow!
