10. Tom Cruise

It is only natural that Tom Cruise appears on the list. He is the idol of an entire generation of young people. The youthful football player in ALL the Right Moves, the ambitious bartender in Cocktail, the cynical Navy pilot in Top Gun and the The fearless racer in Days of Thunder. These healthy and handsome images are deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, and at the same time established his idol status in the hearts of millions of teenagers in the United States. In "Born On the Fourth of July" (Born On the Fourth of July), "The Color of Money" (The Color of Money) and "Rainman" (Rainman), he changed his image again and became addicted to a character actor. A Golden Globe Award in 2000 finally gave him a great comfort as he was about to enter middle age and proved his achievements. In the film, his interpretation of love is always sweet and innocent. In real life, he also has a happy family, which makes many people envious.

Quote: "I'm going to work my ass off, no matter what it takes - blood, sweat or tears."

9. Clark Gerbo (1901) -1960)

The sexy mustache, thick eyebrows, and the evil smile on his lips have fascinated many people. As a typical representative of American movie men in the 1930s and 1940s, Clark Gable always looked energetic and mysterious.

His famous roles include the plantation TOYBOY in "Red Dust" and Fletcher Clark in "Mutiny on the Bounty". Fletcher Christian and so on. The most classic is Rhett Butler in "Gone With the Wind". Gable's masculinity and hard-to-get insouciance firmly captured the hearts of the audience. The love story he performed with Vivien Leigh is still popular today. Lasts forever. His influence on Americans at the time was astonishing, as audiences saw their hero take off his shirt and reveal himself naked in 1934's "It Happened One Night," starring Clark Gable. After wearing clothes on his chest, sales of singlets fell by 40%.

The romantic and suave Gable on the screen is extremely friendly in real life. Gable never really got over the grief of his wife's death in a plane crash in 1942, and he continued to drink heavily, eventually dying of a heart attack in 1960 while filming The Misfits.

Quotation: "The only reason people come to see my movies is because they know I understand that life is good."

8. Brad Pitt (1963- )

Brad Pitt is undoubtedly one of the hottest stars in Hollywood right now. Ever since they were conquered by his performance in the movie "Thelma and Louise", a large number of female audiences have been unable to forget his deep blue eyes.

Next, he won awards for his outstanding performances in "Interview With The Vampire", "Seven" and "Legends of the Fall" attracted a large number of male viewers. Pitt's acting skills have been honed over time, even in films as obscure as "Meet Joe Black."

Famous quote: "People think I look arrogant, but they end up falling in love with me because of it."

7. Marlon Brando (1924-)

In an era when male actors were well-dressed and polite, Brando dared to show the rough side of men. He always seems to exude melancholy and a charming masculine charm that is both good and evil.

His performances in A Street Car Named Desire, On The Waterfront 1954, and The Wild One are among the best An outstanding representative of the taciturn man he created, the shot of him sliding down the wall in "A Streetcar Named Desire" has become one of the classic playback shots in the future. Contrary to others, he has always despised Hollywood and his good looks. Another miracle he created was that later in his career, he brilliantly portrayed the image of the old godfather, the most classic gangster in the history of American movies, in "The Godfather", for which he won his second Oscar. award.

Quotation: "For women, it's like I tie a leather sheath on the head of a long bamboo pole, and then put the leather around their necks, so that they can neither leave me nor leave me. Will get too close to me."

6. Rock Hudson (1925-1985)

Rock Hudson was the undisputed icon of the American screen and screen in the fifties and sixties. He had outstanding performances in the movies "All That Heaven Allows" and "Giant", and collaborated with actress Doris Day in "Pillow Talk". "The Lover Changes His Heart" is even more deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, making the audience unable to forget him again. In the 1980s, the detective series "McMillan and Wife" (McMillan and Wife), co-starred by Rock Hudson and actress Susan Saint James, became a prime television soap opera.

Rock Hudson is the most attractive to women on screen, but in real life he is gay. Eventually, he died of AIDS in 1985. It is said that many women could not sleep well every night because they missed Rock Hudson that year.

Quotes: "I know a lot of gay people in Hollywood, and most of them are friendly. Some of them test me, but I say to them, 'Come on, you're in the wrong company.' ”

5. Denzel Washington (1954-)

In Hollywood, where it is difficult for black people to gain a foothold, Denzel (people never call him Washington) created a myth. He is recognized by audiences and industry insiders A talented black actor. In a series of films such as "Glory", "Malcolm X"*, "Crimson Tide", "Courage Under Fire", etc., his handsome His face, calm personality and moral awareness always leave a deep impression on people. In emotional dramas, what Denzel interprets is not the kind of distant lover's love, but the faithful love of a great husband to his wife. How many men in Hollywood today can make this concept contagious on the screen? What about strength?

Denzel's appeal transcends racial boundaries, as someone has said: he is not a great black man but a great man with dark skin.

Quotation: "Do you have to take off all your clothes to look sexy? But the sex symbols of the 30s, 40s, 20s and 50s never took off their clothes for this purpose. ."

4. Robert Redford (1937-)

Robert Redford, who became famous with "Sundance Kid", began to gain popularity. Rising and eventually becoming a shining star in the seventies.

His outstanding appearance made him the leading actress in "Downhill Racer", "The Great Gatsby" and "Natural" The glory has also faded. With light skin, blue eyes, handsome appearance and healthy body, just one look can make people fascinated. But Rodford was a smart man, not just a passionate man. In recent years, he has been happily busy behind the camera, winning the 1980 Academy Award for Best Director for Ordinary People, and the Sundance Film Festival he founded has become a showcase for countless independent filmmakers. The only springboard.

Famous quote: "If you stay in Beverly Hills for too long, you will turn into a Mercedes."

3. Rudolph Valentino (1895-1926)

Rudolph Valentino was a well-known "great lover" and "beautiful man" in the 1920s.

Like many big stars, Valentino's success has not been easy. He is the son of an Italian army veterinarian. Before entering the film and television industry, he worked as a gardener, a dishwasher and a tango dancer for a while. Even so, he often couldn't make ends meet. Later, on the recommendation of a friend, he began to enter the entertainment industry and became famous for "The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" (The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse). Unfortunately Rodolfo Valentino died at the age of 31 from peritonitis and endocarditis. About 80,000 women flocked to his funeral to catch a glimpse of his final appearance. Rudolph Valentino's acting career lasted only six years, but these six years will always be etched in people's minds.

Quote: "I think people like me because I bring a moment of romance into their lives."

2. Paul Newman (1925-)

Paul Newman is a rare evergreen in the American film industry. No matter what role he plays, he can always win the favor of many female audiences.

His early works "The Hustler", "Cold Hand Luke" and "Hud and Cool Hand Luck" left a deep impression on the audience. Paul Newman interpreted "Melancholy" more than anyone else in the history of film. Later, the gray-haired Newman (as in his recent works such as "Nobody Fool and Twilight") is equally irresistible. He was nominated for eight Oscars and finally won the Oscar for Best Actor in 1986 for "The Color of The Money." He doesn't take his handsome appearance too seriously. In his opinion, the meaning of life itself is more important than fame, which is why he lives in Connecticut, has a happy marriage, plays racing cars and runs a charity group. , enjoy life to the fullest.

Quotation: "Those who are smart but don't know how to take advantage of it are too stupid. I am only a little bit smart but I will make full use of it."

1. Sean ·Sean Connery (1930-)

Not only has this old man in his seventies not been gradually forgotten by people because of his age, but he has become younger and younger and his performances have become more energetic.

Sean Connery, who was born in Scotland, inherited the British gentlemanly demeanor and the tough character of the Scots. The superb James Bond in the 1960s and 1970s made him famous in one fell swoop, and in later "A Fine Madness" and "The Man Who Would Be King", his charm be further developed. In "The Untouchables", which won him the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor, he created a new image of a hero in people's hearts - gentle, chivalrous and tender. To this day, he is still as good as ever, and his image as a romantic thief in "Entrapment" (Entrapment), which he played with the newly rising British actress Catherine Zeta Jones, once again brought everyone to the forefront. Everyone was overwhelmed.

Quote: “No matter what, I would like to be an old man with a charming face, like Picasso or Hitchcock.

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