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Chris Romano Nude Scenes
Birthplace: United States
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Chris Romano is an actor, writer, and producer best known for co-creating Spike TV's Blue Mountain State. His archive here includes nude and sex scenes alongside shirtless group setups from the show's locker room antics. Romano played Mountain's wild screenwriter character, part of the ensemble that made the series a cult favorite in 2010. The site holds group sex scenes featuring him alongside Darin Brooks and Alan Ritchson, pulled straight from the show's raunchier episodes. He later turned up in the mockumentary Tour De Pharmacy, trading football satire for a cycling send-up. That project gave him another sex scene opposite John Cena, plus a larger ensemble bit with Andy Samberg and Orlando Bloom. The comedy there plays broader than Blue Mountain State, but the explicit framing stays consistent. Five videos make up his page, covering both productions and their respective sex and shirtless content. Blue Mountain State remains the anchor of his page, the title to open first for the group scenes.
Chris Romano shares scenes with Alan Ritchson, Darin Brooks and John Cena on MenMasta.
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Tour De Pharmacy (2017) Movie 2 videos
Directed by Jake Szymanski
Two clips from the mockumentary Tour De Pharmacy pair Chris Romano with John Cena for a sexy scene, part of a larger ensemble bit that also includes Andy Samberg, Orlando Bloom and Daveed Diggs. The Cena pairing gets its own separate cut, suggesting it carries the more memorable exchange between the two.
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Blue Mountain State (2010) TV 3 videos
Created by Chris Romano and Eric Falconer
Locker room and party footage from Blue Mountain State puts Chris Romano alongside Darin Brooks and Alan Ritchson in a run of shirtless and sexy scenes built around the show's football-house chaos. Sam Jones III joins for one clip, with the other two centered on Brooks and Ritchson trading bare-chested bits with Romano in the mix. Expect casual skin and locker room ribbing rather than a single standout scene.
