Born in Bavaria, Harry Groener is a German-American actor and dancer. It would have been great to view the Deutch dude’s schnitzel when he was wearing tights during his apprenticeship at the San Francisco Ballet. Since then, Harry studied drama at the University of Washington. After graduation, he received accolades for his stage work, including a Theatre World Award for the musical Oklahoma! (1980). The esteemed thespian proceeded to pick up both a Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle Award and Ovation Award for Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (2018) as well as a Joseph Jefferson Award for The Madness of George III (2011). Over the years, Groener could also be seen on the silver screen in Brubaker (1980) with Robert Redford; in Steven Spielberg’s Amistad (1997) with Djimon Hounsou; in Patch Adams (1998); in Sam Mendes’s Road to Perdition (2002) with Jude Law; and in Alexander Payne’s About Schmidt (2002) with Jack Nicholson. Of course, TV fans may recognize Harry as Mayor Wilkins from Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1998-2003); Ralph Drang from Dear John (1988-1991); Chef Gunther from Las Vegas (2003-2006); or Nathan Samuels from Star Trek: Enterprise (2005). But these parts pale compared to his revealing role in A Cure For Wellness (2017). Gore Verbinski’s stylish horror flick features Dane DeHaan, Jason Isaacs, and Groener’s gorgeous glutes. Nothing scary about that! During a sauna scene, the skintastic stud steams up the screen with his bare back and buns. The sexy sight has Mr. Man searching for a cure for horniness!
