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| He banged every broad in Hollywood, and once he banged 'em, they stayed banged. |
#1
Gary Cooper
1901—1961
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| Trying hard to look like Gary Cooper—super-duper! |
Like this entire list, my choice of Cooper for pole position is arguable. But to me, he takes top honors for encapsulating so many types at once—he was a young beauty in silents, a Deco fashion plate, a dashing lead in the '30s and '40s and matured into a ruggedly handsome older man. Aside from being a solid actor and an indisputable Hollywood icon, Cooper was, quite simply, always breathtaking on the screen.
Sexy Sampler
Children of Divorce (1927), Lilac Time (1928), Morocco (1930), Desire (1936), Beau Geste (1939), Ball of Fire (1941), For Whom the Bell Tolls (1943)
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