Henry Cavill Nude Scenes

Cavill's Superman goes shirtless again in Zack Snyder's Justice League, a brief bare-chested beat folded into the extended cut's added footage.

As Geralt of Rivia in The Witcher, Cavill pairs a straight scene with shirtless footage that has become a staple search for the show. A second shirtless clip catches him out of the witcher's armor entirely, a rare break from the swords and potions.

As Superman in Justice League, Cavill gets a sexy scene that plays against the character's usual boy scout image, a brief detour from the cape and the effects-heavy set pieces.

Two clips from the Ultimate Edition catch Cavill's Clark Kent shirtless, including a scene played straight rather than for laughs, giving a longer look at Superman out of costume than the theatrical cut allowed.

As Clark Kent in Man Of Steel, Cavill spends stretches of the film shirtless, from the Kryptonian training sequences to the quieter scenes establishing his physique as the future Superman. The clip collects those bare-chested stretches rather than any single scene.

Playing Theseus in Immortals, Cavill gets a straight scene that plays up his physicality early in the film. A separate shirtless clip lines him up alongside Kellan Lutz and Stephen Dorff, three leads baring their torsos in the same frame.

A sexy scene from Blood Creek finds Cavill in a rare early horror role, the clip trading on his physique rather than the film's creature effects.

Playing Charles Brandon in The Tudors, Cavill gets one of the series' more direct nude scenes, with the camera lingering on his bare backside in a scene built around the character's physicality. It is a brief, unambiguous ass shot rather than a broader sequence.

A young Cavill appears shirtless in I Capture The Castle, one of his earliest screen roles well before the Superman and Witcher years.

Cavill turns up in Laguna with a straight scene and a shirtless companion clip, the two pieces together giving a fuller look at his early screen work before the bigger franchise roles.