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00:51:30Sexy, bathing suit, shirtless, straightJulius hits the swimming pool in his skimpy black undies. He looks so hot that he even grabs the attention of his tomboy friend.
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01:06:45Sexy, shirtless, underwearJulius strips down to his skivvies to get an impromptu shower from an unhappy dude.
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01:29:25Sexy, shirtlessIt's dark, but Julius takes a somber shower, teasing a bit of his slender form.
You will never look at small, orange bikini brief underpants the same way again, once you see Julius Feldmeier doing bendy, twisty poses in a pair. And because this is quite the stunning sight, Mr. Man is going to start you off right by letting you know this happens in the German Netflix series Kleo, where the very tall, very lanky German actor played Thilo. If you need to go investigate it for yourself, and Mr. Man highly encourages this, go ahead and do it, then come back to learn more about this uniquely handsome hottie. Onward. Julius made his on-screen acting debut playing the starring role of Tore in the movie Nothing Bad Can Happen (2013), which won all kinds of awards. He and his Bahama-water blue eyes, curly hair, and ability to wear a thin mustache and not look completely creepy, have appeared in multiple movies and small-screen projects, all in his native Germany. To see him in action, you can turn on Netflix for Kleo, or find him as Otto/Host Kessler in the much-lauded Babylon Berlin series from 2017-2020, which Netflix picked up to stream in the US, Canada, and Australia, due to its massive popularity. Not one to just lounge, at the same time the actor also appeared as Eugen Strelitz in Das Boot from 2018-2020, as well as doing the movies Relativity (2019) and The Spy (2019). In his personal life, Julius signed the #ActOut Manifesto, a group of actors who identify as lesbian, gay, bi, trans, queer, inter and non-binary, among other things, in an effort to achieve visibility.