Oh please. If this picture had been taken yesterday, we'd all be dicussing the starlet's utterly gross body. We'd not notice that lovely man's unsexy veined hand reasching for her ass.
Johnny Depp is attractive and from all reports is a nice guy (though I don't see why he should get so much credit for not cheating on his wife) but he's a bit too lightweight for my tastes. He's a 'guy' not a 'man'. However, I will always be grateful to Depp for keeping Robert Pattison (whose has managed to keep any trace of attractiveness well hidden from me) off the cover of at least one magazine on the newsstand.
@MessiahsHandle: Totally. If by cheesy you mean weirdly gorgeous. But I can admit his love of Tim Burton and all things therein damages his hawt. Alas my teen soul that had him all over her locker did not care then or now. I'd still take him over Clooney, Pitt, or all those other, "Sexy for no other Godly reason than rite of birth" guys.
i always felt really bad for the absolute nerdiest kid in my junior high whose name was steve mcqueen. to be a total geek is one thing (and as a sidenote he had NO chance of becoming a swan later on), but to be named after one of the sexiest, coolest men alive only invited constant comparison/contrast by classmates and teachers.
@ms_priestypants: You know, I was confused looking at the first pic--"Is that Mitchum or Gregory Peck?" Obvs. the latter, but I swear to G_d, they looked soo much alike during their peak years. I always got the impression that they were both such consummate gentlemen..
@snugbug: They are both handsome in that classic sense, and do resemble each other strongly- also Cary Grant, except he had a little more pronounced cleft in his chin. And he seemed like he'd always have you laughing. All three were swoony.
@snugbug: I've always tried to like Brando, but it never took. Hmmm.. Jimmy Stewart, Groucho, Buster Keaton, Laurence Olivier, Sidney Poitier, Gary Cooper
@Uncle_Billy_Slumming: Oh.. So unexpected! I fully agree with the Sidney Poitier and Gary Cooper love, but in my mind I always diagrammed you as a Bogey man. Talk about straight-from-the ice-box cool.. No one would ever accuse Humphrey Bogart of being good-looking, but by Lord, what a sexy presence he had!
I'm a demented Raymond Chandler fan, and in my mind's eye, Bogey IS Philip Marlowe. Whenever I re-read those cherished books, I hear Bogart's phlegmatic, sarcastic voice in my head.
@paxcincinnatus: I had to Google George Kennedy, because I didn't grow up in America and I am unfamiliar with old TV shows like Bonanza and Perry Mason. He seems like a fun fellow, though.
@snugbug: The first time I ever saw him was in the movie Charade (1963) with Hepburn and Grant. Definitely worth your time if you like that whole Roman Holiday milieu.
@Lizawithazee: The horror! If you keep reading, you see that Ayn Rand lived in a Neutra house and ranchette about 15 miles away from me (torn down in the 70's).
@snugbug: I like him, and I loooooove his women, but same problem as with Marlon Brando... just never took. I think I have a sort of built-in contrarian threshold.
@snugbug: I loves me some Mitchum, but I don't know that he'd be categorized as a 'gentleman' per se. Apparently he was one of the great bad boys of Hollywood. Did a brief stint in the joint--in the late 40s!--for pot possession. Which, naturally, makes him all the more delicious.
Can't get worked up about a guy who refused to let Ali McGraw have a life. And he was a fairly limited actor.
I'll watch almost anything Johnny Depp is in. He's that good. McQueen? The Great Escape, and how many times can I watch him bounce that damn ball against the wall.
This is no knock on the lovely Steve McQueen, but c'mon: Clint Eastwood from "The Man with No Name" era through "Dirty Harry"?
That laconic, squinty, stoic visage of his is the textbook definition of sexy. I actually still find him attractive, even at the ripe age of 128, or however old he is nowadays.
But McQueen was by most accounts something of a dick, and a wife-puncher as well, while Depp seems like an incredibly nice and big-hearted person. Johnny wins.
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Sorry, Brian, I respectfully disagree.
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@Spirit Fingers: And Swoon!
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@Spirit Fingers: And more Swoon!!
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Jeff Goldblum is one bloke I'd love to see shirtless. I tried to find a pic but couldn't. He's unconventionally hot in my opinion.
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@Lizawithazee: I'm servicey. Oy! This one stopped loading with his shirt still on. Look at that face, though.
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@ms_priestypants: and:
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I'm a demented Raymond Chandler fan, and in my mind's eye, Bogey IS Philip Marlowe. Whenever I re-read those cherished books, I hear Bogart's phlegmatic, sarcastic voice in my head.
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I'll watch almost anything Johnny Depp is in. He's that good. McQueen? The Great Escape, and how many times can I watch him bounce that damn ball against the wall.
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I can't even remember Dustin Hoffman in "Papillon." Somehow, I missed "The Blob."
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That laconic, squinty, stoic visage of his is the textbook definition of sexy. I actually still find him attractive, even at the ripe age of 128, or however old he is nowadays.
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Screw you and your Willy Wonkas and Sparkle Vamps!
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