Bob Minor Sexy

Tall, dark, and oh so hot, Bob Minor boasts a lengthy… career. Born in Birmingham, the 6’2” stunner began as a champion bodybuilder which comes as no surprise considering early pictures of him flexing his muscles. After working as a stuntman and body double for his brothers (Bernie Mac, Carl Weathers, Danny Glover, Jim Brown, John Amos), Bob realized his face was too pretty to keep hidden. As such, the rising star headed for the spotlight with small screen stints on television hits (Barnaby Jones, Eight is Enough, The Six Million Dollar Man, Starsky and Hutch, Wonder Woman) and parts in Blaxploitation movies (Black Eye, Black Samson, Coffy, Scream Blacula Scream, Three Tough Guys). In addition to acting alongside Pam Grier in the original Foxy Brown (1974), Bob appeared in the cult flick Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry (1974) with Peter Fonda; the sports pic Hard Times (1975) with Charles Bronson; the Peter Benchley thriller The Deep (1977) with Robert Shaw; Robert Altman’s legal drama The Gingerbread Man (1998) with Kenneth Branagh; Steven Spielberg’s crime dramedy Catch Me If You Can (1989) with Leonardo DiCaprio; and the comedy Death at a Funeral (2010) with Luke Wilson. Of course, we loved when Bob popped up in Rollerball (1975). Even though the film stars James Caan, a topless Bob stole the show when he donned tighty-whiteys in the locker room. Shots of the ebony eyeful’s glistening chest are far and away the movie’s best. In short, Mr. Man has a major hard-on for Mr. Minor!