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James Van Der Beek's TV Exposure: What It's Like to Ride a Horse Bottomless
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Ubiquitous
Nov 21, 2012, 7:40:26 AM11/21/12
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The horse didn't seem to mind, but for the actor, climbing aboard and
posing naked was a bit awkward.
"I’m not going to lie. I’ve never ridden bareback on a horse, let alone
without pants, so that was new," James Van Der Beek – referring to
Tuesday's special Sexiest Man Alive episode of his ABC sitcom Don't
Trust the B–– in Apt. 23 – told PEOPLE at Tuesday's GQ magazine's 2012
Men of the Year Party, held at Hollywood's Chateau Marmont.
The episode, in which Van Der Beek ends up as PEOPLE's sexy cover guy
after a prank is pulled on the magazine staff by the character Chloe
(Krysten Ritter), featured a photo layout of the actor wearing only a
shirt as he rides a horse.
"One shower later, it all was good," said the real Van Der Beek.
As the camera captured the moment, the actor's wife Kimberly watched the
nearly naked shoot – and described it as "surreal."
As for the photo subject himself, Van Der Beek, 35, said: "It was a lot
of fun to do something that is tied to something so culturally relevant.
"And just to ... drag PEOPLE into our own demented world on the show,
and have you guys be such great sports about it, was a lot of fun."
So did his wife find it at all sexy, a nude ride on horseback? Not
exactly, she said. She was more worried about his safety.
"I don't how sexy it is when there's, like, 30 people around," said
Kimberly. "You have to be careful about how you're getting on that
horse! I was more concerned."
• Reporting by GABRIELLE OLYA
--
"Re-electing Obama is like backing The Titanic up and hitting the
iceberg a second time."
posing naked was a bit awkward.
"I’m not going to lie. I’ve never ridden bareback on a horse, let alone
without pants, so that was new," James Van Der Beek – referring to
Tuesday's special Sexiest Man Alive episode of his ABC sitcom Don't
Trust the B–– in Apt. 23 – told PEOPLE at Tuesday's GQ magazine's 2012
Men of the Year Party, held at Hollywood's Chateau Marmont.
The episode, in which Van Der Beek ends up as PEOPLE's sexy cover guy
after a prank is pulled on the magazine staff by the character Chloe
(Krysten Ritter), featured a photo layout of the actor wearing only a
shirt as he rides a horse.
"One shower later, it all was good," said the real Van Der Beek.
As the camera captured the moment, the actor's wife Kimberly watched the
nearly naked shoot – and described it as "surreal."
As for the photo subject himself, Van Der Beek, 35, said: "It was a lot
of fun to do something that is tied to something so culturally relevant.
"And just to ... drag PEOPLE into our own demented world on the show,
and have you guys be such great sports about it, was a lot of fun."
So did his wife find it at all sexy, a nude ride on horseback? Not
exactly, she said. She was more worried about his safety.
"I don't how sexy it is when there's, like, 30 people around," said
Kimberly. "You have to be careful about how you're getting on that
horse! I was more concerned."
• Reporting by GABRIELLE OLYA
--
"Re-electing Obama is like backing The Titanic up and hitting the
iceberg a second time."
Obveeus
Nov 21, 2012, 8:37:21 AM11/21/12
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"Ubiquitous" <web...@polaris.net> wrote:
> The episode, in which Van Der Beek ends up as PEOPLE's sexy cover guy
> after a prank is pulled on the magazine staff by the character Chloe
> (Krysten Ritter), featured a photo layout of the actor wearing only a
> shirt as he rides a horse.
>
> "One shower later, it all was good," said the real Van Der Beek.
>
> As the camera captured the moment, the actor's wife Kimberly watched the
>
> As for the photo subject himself, Van Der Beek, 35, said: "It was a lot
> of fun to do something that is tied to something so culturally relevant.
> "And just to ... drag PEOPLE into our own demented world on the show,
> and have you guys be such great sports about it, was a lot of fun."
'Drag'...as if this isn't just an ongoing product placement.
> As for the photo subject himself, Van Der Beek, 35, said: "It was a lot
> of fun to do something that is tied to something so culturally relevant.
> "And just to ... drag PEOPLE into our own demented world on the show,
> and have you guys be such great sports about it, was a lot of fun."
RichA
Nov 21, 2012, 9:32:57 PM11/21/12
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RichA
Nov 21, 2012, 9:33:21 PM11/21/12
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Homosexuals.
Adam H. Kerman
Nov 22, 2012, 4:06:09 AM11/22/12
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