I Do (2012)

Immigration reform and Proposition Eight, the Defense of Marriage Act, are put in the forefront in the romantic drama I Do (2013). David W. Ross co-stars as Jack Edwards, a successful yet lonely English photographer that craves a significant other; he’s tired of his endless NSA affairs with men who seem to disappoint rather than inspire. When Jack meets his brother Peter (Grant Bowler) and his wife Mya (Alicia Witt) for dinner at a restaurant, sis-in-law announces she’s expecting. Hurrah! But joy turns to sorrow when Jack loses his wallet while heading out to hail a cab. As Peter joins the search for the misplaced billfold, he inadvertently gets hit and killed by a passing car. Devastated by his death, Jack steps up to help the widow raise her infant daughter Tara. With the surrogate father’s Green Card set to expire, Jack devises a trite plan to marry his close friend Ali (Jaime-Lynn Sigler), a lesbian chick recently dumped by her lover Christina (Ashleigh Sumner), to stay in the United States. Things become even more complicated when the newly married man meets and falls in love with Mano (Maurice Compte), a hunky architect from Spain, leading to some hurt feelings and tough choices for the cheating dude.

I Do will be creating some dew in your underpants when you see David W. Ross get shirtless and flash a bit of butt during some make out scenes with Mike C. Manning and Maurice Compte. We’ll do anything to see more of these handsome hunks get sexy with one another!