Is Gregory Peck the most stunning man who ever lived?

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To conclude a fun thread I started about ‘stunning’ men can we vote on the marvellous Mr Peck please. He was mentioned over and over and over again by so many of us. Understandably of course. Love to see if it’s ‘official’ 🤣.

Dean Martin for me (at any age). A much nicer person than Frank Sinatra by all accounts and also one of the few people who didn’t kowtow to Sinatra

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When I was young I remember my Mum and lovely aunty discussing the merits of Rossano Brazzi and John Kerr in South Pacific, my Mum being a massive admirer of Mr. Brazzi. Both fine looking men.

Yes, until I found out he was a rapist 😒

It’s George Sanders for me. That voice! David Niven as a backup

I think he has the most stunning profile. Preferable to Paul Newman but both men I could never have had a chance with 😂

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Oh nooo. Nooooooooooo. FS!!

Young Marlon

Or young Elvis
Or young Rob Lowe

Steve McQueen was sex on a stick.
Also Cary Grant was gorgeous

No, Elvis for me

I don't want to derail the thread but google him and Loretta Young.

Rob

Gregory Peck is my number one. I’ve loved him since I was a child. To my knowledge nothing seedy has come out about him.

Whereas (sorry to be a party pooper) but Debbie Reynolds describes how repulsed she was by Gene Kelly sticking his tongue down her 17 yo throat in Singing in the Rain. (He was 35) Glad no one has mentioned Kirk Douglas. Some very dark stuff on him.

Were two more beautiful people ever put on screen together?

For me:

Ultimate swoon: Marlon Brando

Currently living: really have a thing for Henry Golding but also Tom Hardy

Hear me out: King Triton from the Little Mermaid (cartoon)

Alain Delon in Purple Sky
(though didn’t really age well and had some questionable political views)

It’s Paul Newman for me.
Followed by Cary Grant.
And Sidney Poitier

Yes @Iknowitsnotmeanttobeeasy, poor Natalie Wood had a rather tragic life.

Er, Erroll Flynn!!
For me personally, young Orson Welles makes me go quite funny. The voice, eyes, black curls. And middle aged Orson in the Third Man.

And TBF I loved Spencer Tracey too 🤣

Definitely not. Both utterly gorgeous and one of my favourite films.

The mocking smile in the doorway in That Scene is really quite something. Not conventionally handsome but magnetic.

I could even waive my hatred of moustaches for Omar Sherif!