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by Elizabeth Kiester
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Excerpt from the editorial Jane's Diary: Special Extra-Shallow Edition:I could say it was for political correctiness' sake. And it was, partly - as a statement on behalf of all the women who've had to get unclothed in men's magazines in the past. But mainly we wanted to see these guys [David James Elliott, Rob Estes, Jeremy London] in their underwear and figured you would too. ...
Elizabeth Kiester flew off to Los Angeles alone with three trunks full of clothes and admonitions from all of us that she use as few of them as possible. ...
But the guys - David, Rob and Jeremy - couldn't have been easier. Totally comfortable, as if they always walked around in public without pants. ...
Everyone was a little nervous when David James Elliott's bodacious wife, Nanci, popped in on the shoot. "Basically, we thought she'd make him put his pants back on," explains Elizabeth. But when Nanci spotted her hubby in his sheer little Gucci skivvies, David's publicist tapped Elizabeth on the shoulder and said, "Nanci wants to know if David can keep the underwear. She thinks they're really hot."
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Did you know that there is someone-uh,
something good on TV almost every night? Get into soft clothes, order
Chinese and grab the remote. Herewith, eight guys you'll want to get into
bed with (metaphorically speaking) and one girl, just to keep things interesting.
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David James Elliott Age: " 37, but will you put 35?" Show: Military law drama JAG. Character: Lt. Cmdr Harmon Rabb, Jr. "He's a Navy lawyer and officer. I feel so close to him, its almost like talking about me-and it's hard for me to say, 'Well, I'm really a great guy'. But in a nutshell, he's a driven individual, committed to doing the right thing, He's like Batman". Why he looks familiar: He was the sex-addicted football player Allison fell in love with on Melrose Place. He was also Carl the moving guy on Seinfeld Astrological orientation: Virgo on the cusp of Libra. Best Halloween costume as a child: "I was a sheik, at age six." Five years from now, he'd like to be: "Still happy" Last book read: "Under the Volcano by Malcolm Lowry". His best feature is his: "Ability to duck this question" Taken or free: "Married to [Nanci] Chambers" Big Mac or Whopper: "Big Mac" Leno or Letterman: "Conan" Plain or peanut: "Peanut" Boxer or briefs: "Briefs" Where is he when his show airs, on Tuesdays at 8 p.m.: "Working on the show. I worked 18 hours yesterday and 20 hours the day before. If I'm not working on the show, I'm watching it. I like to see it with commercials." |
