October 15th 2024.
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Cooper Koch, the talented actor, has caused quite a stir with his recent role in the Netflix series Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menéndez Story. In the show, Cooper takes on the challenging role of convicted murderer Erik Menéndez. And in case you missed it, in the third episode, Cooper had a full-frontal nude scene while his character was taking a shower in prison.
Recently, Cooper made an appearance on Andy Cohen's Watch What Happens Live, and the topic of his nude scene naturally came up. As Andy was discussing some of the most iconic nude scenes in Hollywood, including Jude Law in The Talented Mr. Ripley, Kate Winslet in Titanic, and Sharon Stone in Basic Instinct, he mentioned Mark Wahlberg's use of a prosthetic in Boogie Nights. This prompted Cooper to proudly reveal that his scene was completely authentic, with no prosthetics involved.
But before Andy could even ask his next question, Cooper couldn't resist raising his hand and sharing the exciting news. "Sorry," he joked, "just had to mention that mine was not a prosthetic." The audience erupted in cheers and laughter, while Andy personally congratulated Cooper on his manhood. "You're very blessed, aren't you?" he asked with a smile. And Cooper's response? "Well hung."
Naturally, a clip of this hilarious conversation has made its way around the internet, with fans reacting in all sorts of ways. Some couldn't contain their excitement, while others simply couldn't stop laughing. But amidst all the fun, some fans also took the opportunity to declare their love for the charismatic actor.
For those who haven't seen it yet, the full-frontal scene is in episode three of the show. Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story is a gripping drama based on a real case that shook the nation. It centers around the 1989 murder of Jose and Kitty Menendez by their two sons, played by Cooper and Nicholas Alexander Chavez. The brothers claimed their motive was years of abuse, but prosecutors argued that they were after their family's fortune.
Unfortunately, the series has received some backlash, both from family members and viewers. Even Erik himself has spoken out against it, calling the character portrayals "vile and appalling." But Cooper has responded to the criticism by saying he sympathizes with the person he played on-screen.
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