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00:49:23Nude, butt, shirtlessRyan gives us a good look at his sweet ass as he rises from a late-night romp! What? No morning wood?!
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00:39:25Nude, butt, shirtlessA montage of Ryan's brilliant life that features a nice glimpse of his ass!
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01:15:45Nude, butt, shirtless, straightRyan shows butt as he humps his lady into the mattress. We can't get enough of Ryan's behind!
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01:17:03Nude, butt, shirtlessRyan's shirtless slumber gets interrupted by a gun-wielding dude.
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00:20:07Nude, butt, shirtless, straightRyan shows off his butt while he's forced to have sex with a chick. As he walks away into the night, when can see little boy blue's butt.
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00:22:03Nude, butt, shirtlessRyan goes commando in his jeans. As Ryan peers into the window, there a brief glimpse of John's butt as he changes his catheter bag. Sexy!
Ryan Phillippe got his start in the early ‘90s playing US daytime television’s first gay teenager, Billy Douglas, on One Life To Live. With his short blond curls and loin-tingling eyes, this hunky heartthrob went on to star in a slew of teen blockbusters that cashed in on his ability to play cynical, sexy leads who weren’t afraid to show some skin. Ryan will have you crying and biting your pillow when you see his rear view debut as Jimmy West / Danny Knight in the tense drama Little Boy Blue (1997). In 54 (1998), a drama based on the world-famous Studio 54, Ryan’s raunchy character Shane O’Shea wears precious little attire, strutting around in a Speedo that shows off his gym-built upper body and beautiful bubble butt. We’re treated with another flash of ass in one of his most famous roles, the seductive Sebastian Valmont in Cruel Intentions (1999), where he also picked up his first wife, Reese Witherspoon. Gratefully, Ryan decided baring his buns was an okay thing to do, and he busted out his derriere in 2007 on the television drama Damages, and in his directorial debut Catch Hell (2014). And while you’re admiring some of his best parts, and trying to place him from other movies, you’ll recognize his intense gaze from films like I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997), Gosford Park(2001), and Crash (2004); and from TV series Secrets and Lies in 2015, and Shooter from 2016-2018. And yes, that’s him as the television presenter in OutKast’s video for “Hey Ya!” What cooler than being cool? Ryan.