Certainly! Here’s a summarized list of 15 male actors who have performed full-frontal nudity in movies without using prosthetics, according to the information provided:
1. **Michael Fassbender** – Notably nude in *Shame* (2011), humorously attributed his full-frontal scenes to appease his mother.
2. **George Clooney** – Used his acceptance speech at the Golden Globes to acknowledge Fassbender’s nudity in a playful remark.
3. **Aaron Taylor-Johnson** – Danced nude in *A Million Little Pieces* (2018), considering it a therapeutic and integral part of his role.
4. **Jude Law** – Has gone full-frontal multiple times in movies like *Eden* (2024) and others, with director Ron Howard commenting on his comfort.
5. **Daryl McCormack** – Appeared fully nude in *Good Luck to You, Leo Grande* (2022), after rehearsing nude with co-star Emma Thompson.
6. **Jack O’Connell** – Nude in *Starred Up* (2013), with one scene shot in cold Belfast with no water heating.
7. **Tom Hardy** – Notorious for nude scenes in *Bronson*, *Taboo*, and others, often expressing his desire to be naked on screen.
8. **Eric Balfour** – Participated in real, unsimulated sex in *Lie with Me* (2005).
9. **Cooper Koch** – Nude in *Swallowed* (2022) and a shower scene in *Monster* (2024), with no hesitation about nudity.
10. **Barry Keoghan** – Several minutes of nudity and dancing in *Saltburn* (2023), feeling more nervous about dancing than nudity.
11. **Jack Reynor** – Filmed a lengthy nude scene in *Midsommar* (2019), advocating for maximum nudity for story purposes.
12. **Chris Pine** – Brief nude shot in *Outlaw King* (2018), speaking about double standards around male nudity.
13. **Diego Luna & Gael García Bernal** – Both appeared nude in *Y Tu Mamá También* (2001), scenes serving social and narrative purposes.
14. **Kevin Bacon** – Nude in *Wild Things* (1998) during a shower scene, with controversy over a cut scene involving male kissing.
15. **Ewan McGregor** – Frequently nude in movies, openly expressing his love of nudity as part of his acting philosophy.
This list celebrates actors who have chosen to show themselves fully on screen, often without prosthetics, for artistic or narrative reasons.
