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Entertainment (2015)
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Sexy, shirtless 00:06:30 Gregg Turkington is all dad bod as he stands in front of a mirror shirtless.
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Sexy, shirtless 01:03:36 Gregg Turkington does some creepy mending while showing us that hairy chest.
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Sexy, shirtless, underwear 01:14:08 Shirtless studs David Yow and Dustin Guy Defa check in on a freaky group of people before finding Gregg Turkington stumbling around outside.
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Sexy, shirtless 01:35:30 Gregg Turkington is shirtless and crying in a hotel room. This guy knows how to have a good time!
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Sexy, shirtless, underwear The boys of Entertainment continue to entertain, this time while shirtless and taking part in some freaky festivities. Gregg's having a blast!
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Sexy, shirtless 00:22:08 A down to clown Tye Sheridan shows off a delish twinky bod while changing next to another dude.
An official selection of the Sundance Film Festival, Entertainment (2015) proved to be a polarizing piece. Though some called it the best of the fest, others found Entertainment to be far less entertaining than the title suggests – but fans of Gregg Turkington were glad they tuned in. The film is Rick Alverson’s follow up to the heavy drama which he ironically titled The Comedy (2012). Much in the same way, this film follows the life and career of a comedian, but the somber storyline is more likely to draw sobs than chuckles. The character is credited as “The Comedian”, but fans of Turkington will recognize it as his acrimonious alter-ego Neil Hamburger. Fans were hungering to take a bite out of this hamburger when they saw him shirtless in a hotel room. That’s one hotel room we’d love to check in to. We’ll see Gregg shirtless in a hotel room again later on, this time crying by himself. Many fans were wishing they could come in and cheer him up. Maybe order some room service, or perhaps just service Gregg instead. Fans of comedies that stay on the bleak side will want to check this one out, and fans of Neil Hamburger will order it sizzling hot.
