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WATCH: The Warwick Rowers, Full Length and Fully Revealed (NSFW)

The Warwick Rowers film Some Like It Hotter features the lads naked, posing for pics and bouncing through the English countryside.

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Laurie, Tristan, Ollie, and Paddy might not sound familiar to you, butt you'll recognize them from their award-winning Warwick Rowers charity calendar. Photographed by the incredibly talented Angus Malcolm, the naked rowers have become a worldwide phenomenon. Their naked calendar has become an international success, particularly with the gay community.

Through sales of their calendars, films, apparel, and limited edition prints, they founded their charity Sport Allies. Through Sport Allies, the sexy rowers reach out to young people challenged by bullying, homophobia, and transphobia. Although the rowers expose their bums in their calendars, you could only see them fully nude in their films Bigger, Longer & Uncut and Brokeback Boathouse ... until today. The Warwick Rowers graciously provided us with an exclusive clip from their film Some Like It Hotter.

Watch the Rowers' very naked clip on the next page (NSFW) >>>

Watch this excerpt from the 60-minute film Some Like It Hotter. It was shot on location in the English countryside and on the beaches of southern Spain in Ultra HD, and it's beautiful. See for yourself.

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