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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.
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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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