’90s hunk Johnathon Schaech’s bodybuilder physique has the gays in a daddy chokehold

Johnathon Schaech has been flexing his acting muscles for over 30 years and he’s got the well-defined physique to prove it.

In the ’90s, Schaech portrayed Winona Ryder’s love interest in How to Make an American Quilt, starred alongside Tom Hanks as the self-absorbed lead singer of a fictional pop band in That Thing You Do!, and even graced the cover of Vanity Fair’s 1996 heartthrob-focused Hollywood issue next to Will Smith, Leo DiCaprio and David Arquette.

LGBTQ+ movie fans may remember Schaech best from his bisexual romp in Gregg Araki’s 1995 queer classic The Doom Generation, in which he played a drifter that partakes in wild shenanigans with Rose McGowan and Donnie Darko‘s James Duval.

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