Luis Tosar Nude

The ultra-famous and ultra-talented actor and musician Luis Tosar is the proud owner of three Goya Awards: Best Supporting Actor in 2003 and Best Actor in 2004 and 2010. He might not be statuesque, but with that tall body and those dark eyebrows, he can be our boya toya any day! Also an accomplished musician, everything this bald, beautiful dreamboat does is music to our ears. A good friend of Javier Bardem, Luis made his screen debut in 1994 but really got famous in 1998 when he landed the role of Andres Dominguez on Mareas vivas. That work led Luis to land roles in a bunch of movies, including Los lunes al sol (2002) which nabbed him the first Goya, before we got a look at him beautifully buck naked in Take My Eyes (2003). Good luck taking your eyes off Luis as he seductively struts his stuff around a sunny hotel room. Some great shots of Tosar’s tuchus are complimented by his palpable punching bag hanging down beneath, and even a bit of Luis' long dong while he lounges on a bed and enjoys a cigarette. A church steeple is seen outside the window, but most fans were interested in ringing a different bell. We see plenty of Tosar’s steeple as well, as a woman in red gets dressed around him. Thankfully Luis is in no such hurry as he lights up a smoke and takes a puff in the buff. Now a full blown movie star we'd love to blow, American movie fans may remember Luis as Montoya in Miami Vice (2006), though he'd probably rather be known for his Best Actor winning work in both Te doy mis ojos (2003) and Celda 211 (2010). The sexiest look we later got from our Spanish daddy was in Ma ma (2015) when he bulged out a bathing suit alongside Penelope Cruz. After starring in stuff like Out in the Open (2019) and Adu (2020), Luis opted to do some television. He does a lot of sad showering and has a good amount of straight sex as Victor Genoves in the blackmailed businessman drama The Minions of Midas. There's no nudity, but enough action that you can golden touch yourself to it. We wish we were one of those lucky ladies. We'd love to have a toss with Luis Tosar!