With his swelling, muscle-bound body, blue eyes, and long-flowing locks, Gregor Cosgrove wouldn’t look out of place portraying a Roman guard clad in a leather outfit, muscles glistening with sweat, in some kind of period piece. Of course, since Gregor’s acting career is still swaddled in its infancy, this type of role hasn’t been offered up to the handsome hunk. Like most developing actors, Gregor, who also goes by Rory Cosgrove, started his promising career in the short film Live to...
With his swelling, muscle-bound body, blue eyes, and long-flowing locks, Gregor Cosgrove wouldn’t look out of place portraying a Roman guard clad in a leather outfit, muscles glistening with sweat, in some kind of period piece. Of course, since Gregor’s acting career is still swaddled in its infancy, this type of role hasn’t been offered up to the handsome hunk. Like most developing actors, Gregor, who also goes by Rory Cosgrove, started his promising career in the short film Live to Tell (2012). We were really living it up when the sexy dude made his movie debut in the homoerotic drama Capital Games (2013). It's the story of two men fighting for the same promotion at a high class, LA advertising firm. Gregor became the star of the flick, largely by advertising that his body was available for man on man action. In one scene, Gregor starts to fight with his co-star Eric Presnall, before the pushing and shoving leads to dude on dude loving. Then we get a slow motion shot of his Capital S, Sexy bod as he lies in bed post-sex. There's even a handjob scene, that shows us Gregor's erect cock getting tugged. Forget Sterling Cooper, we want to work where the ad men offer a much more hands on approach to selling goods. Gregor moved on to portray a police officer in the thriller Chatter (2014). After people saw Mr. Cosgrove’s growing bone on the big screen, we're sure there was a lot of chatter and spunk splatter! But Gregor's biggest movie so far was the drug drama Through Rosie Colored Glasses (2018). The handy was great, but we need a whole lot more from Gregor Cosgrove.