Which male celebretoes do you feel actually like women?

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I mean think we’re equal, great, don’t objectify usnor take advantage of us. Just thoroughly like us as a sex.

For me, I get good vibes from Jason Momoa, George Clooney, Andrew Lincoln and the guy who plays Black Panther.

I don't know.
But I'm loving celebretoes

I don’t know how I tell whether a celebretoe is male or not.

Jason Momoa? Didn't he say that it GoT was a great job because he got to pretend to rape someone? That's a bit creepy.

Oh no! Did he! But he’s married to Lisa Bonet!

I think he apologised for it. But I remember thinking it was a bit of a creepy thing to say.

I have no idea re like us as a sex, but treat us as equals? The lovely Andy Murray.
Bonus points for not attributing this to being a father of a daughter.

The guy who plays Black Panther is Chadwick Bozeman.

I am unconvinced about George Clooney.

The only one I can think of is Patrick Stewart. If bad stories come out about him I will cry.

Richard Herring for educating people about international men's day

Justin baldoni from Jane the virgin. His Instagram is lovely and he's a huge fan of women

Graham Linehan

Robert Webb

Robert Webb.
Seems like he thinks women are people.

Idris Elba

Richard Osman

Adam Buxton. His podcasts are very respectful

Definitely Andrew Murray.

Frankie Boyle, I think actually, which might seem counter-initiative because he’s said some pretty outrageous things about female celebrities but he’s outrageous about everyone - and on his last panel show all the regulars except for him were women and it seemed like he’d gone out of his way to set it up that way.

If George clooney really respected women he wouldn't advertise nestlé products

Rather weirdly I agree about Frankie Boyle

Which disturbs me somewhat

I also think Gary lineker for some reason

Henry Cavill - he always seems to date very strong, capable women

Patrick Stewart
Dwayne Johnson
Robert Webb

Came on to say Andy Murray! Would also second Graham Linehan, Robert Webb and Richard Herring.

yes also to Patrick Stewart for his DV campaigning. I get the impression from his interviews that he hasn't always behaved impeccably, but that he has learned and become more self-aware.

Nathan Fillion, because I remember seeing someone saying that 'he got real Canadian, real fast' when somebody was disrespectful towards women on the set of Firefly.

Henry Cavill made some unfortunate comments about #metoo. Hopefully he has learned from that.

A guy I work with should be a celeb. He is a major ambassador for women in the STEM field we work in, speaks at events, puts pressure on our company to take a look at womens rights, actively challenges sexism in the workplace... misses point a little but swoons