Brian Idol poses as the victor over an unknown (to me) defeated foe.
Vintage Fan 1952 says that's Jim Horn. Good catch!
A collection of classic male physique photos from the 20th century with an emphasis on the thousands of men who posed for Athletic Model Guild (AMG).
Brian Idol poses as the victor over an unknown (to me) defeated foe.
Vintage Fan 1952 says that's Jim Horn. Good catch!
I got this photo from VMM. That's Brian Idol on the left looking his usual hunky self. There was some discussion as to the name of his little friend. That's Joe Iannini. The tattoos confirm it.
I'll have to keep a lookout for this magazine online. You know me and mirrors.
BTW, that's Brian Idol.
From the left: Sam Hunter, Brian Idol and Jim Horn on yet another outdoor adventure for Wyngate & Bevins. Brian really did get around, didn't he?
Brian Idol from Bruce of LA.
Brian posed for many photographers. Leave it to Bruce to offer one of the finest photos I've ever seen of this very popular model.
Billy Kidd (left) and Brian Idol (yeah, that's him) in a promo photo for the Kris film Love Song.
I saw this film a few decades ago and there's nothing really special about it besides Brian's new hair style. In the film, Billy fake plays a guitar and sings a song on stage. There was no sound, so for all I know he could have been just moving his lips. Then Brian takes the stage and he fake plays a guitar (it was very obvious) while moving his lips. Then the two performers sing mouth a duet on stage. If you can make it to the end of this film (a Herculean task) you'll be rewarded with seeing the two guys kiss during the fade out.
I laughed. I cried. It was a part of me.
A color version of a Wyngate & Bevins photo I previously posted. It's probably from a movie with a title like Four Naked Guys At A Picnic.
From the left: Sam Hunter, Joe Iannini, Brian Idol and Jim Horn.
From the AMG and Wingate & Bevins film Ramona (aka Seven Athletes) released in 1966.
Take notes, you will be tested. From the left: Jim Barckley, Buddy O'Neil, Jim Horn, Tom Smith, Brian Idol, Howard Frame and Sam Hunter. That's one helluva of a line up.
A set of photos by Wyngate & Bevins from the late 1960s. While W&B made movies, they also sold photos of their models whether or not they were from a movie. I think these photos are a mix of both scenarios and many of them are from the film Ramona.
The problem is W&B rarely identified the models. Fortunately many of the models also did work with AMG and fans of that studio should be able to put names to the faces and other body parts. Well, maybe not all of the body parts. For many of the AMG models this may have been the first time their fans got to see them without a posting pouch.
First up is Jim Horn (left) and Brian Idol.
Brian Idol by Bruce of LA. It's no mystery to see why he was a very popular model/hustler back in his day.