Eporner
Abyss
Synopsis
BelAmi’s A Few Hard Men features foursomes, threesomes… and a lot of bareback fun.
A Few Hard Men
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Jeff Mirren
Jim & Paul
Jim & Paul – Jim Durden & Paul Cavill
Paul Cavill is in a spot of trouble. He needs to stay overnight in Prague, but everywhere he asks there is no room for him. Luckily Jim Durden doesn’t mind helping out and offers him somewhere to stay. Of course, everything comes at a price, and this time it is to satisfy Jim’s hungry ass with a good fucking. It’s been about 10 month’s since Paul’s hardcore debut on Freshmen, so we hope you enjoy his 2nd scene with us here today. You won’t have to wait so long to see him again as he will be back as part of our summer programming here on BelAmiOnline.
Summer Break: Jeff, Roald, Helmut, Marcel Part 1
Summer Break: Jeff, Roald, Helmut, Marcel Part 1 – Helmut Huxley, Jeff Mirren, Marcel Gassion & Roald Ekberg
In last week’s Summer Break diary you got a little taste of this scene that we referred to as ‘The Pot Plot’ and we are happy to bring you the full scene over 2 days this week. It is filmed a little differently than most 2 day scenes in that it is a group flipflop. On day one, Helmut gets to fuck everyone, and on day 2, very democratically, everyone then gets their turn to fuck Helmut. It is nice to see Helmut’s scene partner, Jeff, Roald and Marcel (all remarkably talented bottoms) also get the chance to show us what they can do as tops as well. 2 day scenes always require a lot more planning and effort, so we are very pleased that this one worked out so well. The chemistry between the boys is charming and the action itself is 1st class throughout.
Colombian Tapas – Part 2
Colombian Tapas – Part 2 – Eliot Klein, Helmut Huxley, Hoyt Kogan, Jason Bacall, Jeff Mirren, Jerome Exupery, Joaquin Arrenas, Kevin Warhol, Kieran Benning, Kirk Gauguin, Nils Tatum, Peter Annaud, Phillipe Gaudin, Pip Caulfield & Sven Basquiat
So here we continue where we left off with in part 1 with part of the team already in Colombia, and the part of the team still on the way there.
Instead of telling you what you will see here, we’ll let the documentary speak for itself, and instead tell you a bit more about the series.
Our Viva Colombia project was filmed over a 2 week period at various locations around Colombia and was the first major overseas trip without George at the helm (You will see what that caused over the course of this documentary series). Phillipe makes his debut at the top as production manager, and our main cameramen are Marty and Luke, supplemented by home videos from Kevin.
If you like what you see here and have a taste for more, Viva Colombia premieres over on Freshmen.net next Tuesday, December 19. Next Colombian Tapas will come on January 5.