First Brock O'Hurn, and now Brock Yurich: I seem to be collecting Brocks. After seeing Yurich as ChaseDream's Trainer in two episodes of The Other Two, I looked him up on the IMDB.
Not much: Born May 1, 1989 in New Philadelphia, Ohio, about two hours west of Pittsburgh. Nothing else until he moves into acting in 2011 with small roles like Fraternity Brother, Bar Patron, and Attractive Man, plus guest spots on The Two of Us, The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, and Succession.
The IMDB says that he "known for" playing Winston in Rambler (2013), not to be confused with The Rambler (2013), starring Daniel Keith as a hit-man with a price on his head. I don't know who Winston is, but in the trailer there's close-up of a woman's foot followed by a guy, maybe Brock, dressed in a South-of-Market leather outfit offering drinks and screaming. I'm guessing a standard gay/trans villain.
Another possible gay role: in Law and Order: Special Victim's Unit Episode 17.18, 2016, the detectives uncover a "massive cover-up in the Catholic Church." Brock plays Lance Woodstone. I don't have a lot of details, but this photo suggests that he's a hustler who specializes in BDSM scenes for priests. I can't tell if it's a homophobic portrayal or not.
After that, we move on to purely heterosexist roles. The Hating Game (2021): A romcom about two business rivals (Lucy Hale, Austin Stowall) who fall in love. It's a "boring trifle," "sweet and sugary," or "an abomination," depending on whose review you believe. Brock plays someone named Mack, far down the cast list -- not the gay best friend.
The Love Hunt (2023) is a romcom about an heiress who has to find some hidden treasure in order to inherit her dad's estate. Brock plays the small-town working-class bloke whom she chooses over her prissy button-down boyfriend.
The Boxer and the Butterfly (2023) is a romcom about an aspiring dancer who must teach a down-and-out boxer the moves. Brock plays her love interest. Ok, maybe the gay projects were just a fluke.
His instagram is not very exciting. Sure, he flexes a lot, but 3,000 photos of a bodybuilder flexing at the gym or in a nondescript room? There are no photos of travel, restaurants, or anything of non-hunk interest, no humor, not even a lot of interesting exterior shots. And he hugs a lot of women. Definitely straight.
This is the only humorous post, Brock in a Mandalorian mask, with the Yoda baby.
Searching for "Brock Yurich" and "nude" revealed some shots from Tyler Perry's soap opera, The Haves and the Have-Nots (2018-21), about the relations between the rich Harringtons and the poor Youngs -- basically the plot of every soap opera ever, except that most of the cast is black.
Real nudity after the break. Caution: explicit
More research reveals a jerk-off video. It's really him: other shots display his face. But I can't tell who he's jerking off for: a guy or a girl?
Another nude shot, probably. The dick looks a little small.
Nude modeling. That doesn't strike me as a straight guy's pose.
Wait -- the "I'm Coming Out" Podcast gives us more biographical details. Brock attended the University of Central Florida, receiving his degree in musical theater. While in college he hung out and then worked as a shirtless bartender at the Pulse nightclub -- which explains why he filmed the tribute several years later.
Upon graduation, he moved to New York to find work as an "openly gay actor."
So openly gay in real life, but not on social media, with a lot of hetero romcoms as he moves toward middle age. You could do worse.
He has a very nice ass and not as you put it that is not straight man pose
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