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One of the most prolific actors and models. His career has spanned six decades. He's so handsome it hurts. From IMDB In 1971, he was the first team draft pick, and 3rd overall MLB pick, of the Montreal Expos (now known as the Washington Nationals) Major League Baseball club. Speaks fluent Spanish and Italian. A Brooklyn native of Italian and Irish decent. Modeled briefs in newspaper and magazine ads for Eminence Underwear in the late 1970s.

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