Male beauty and sexuality, as opposed to female canons of beauty, often do not fit into certain norms.
The most beautiful and desirable men in the world are not necessarily pretty handsome men.
This opinion has been one of the important factors in compiling ratings such as “The Most sexy men 2018-2019", among which the sexiest men in the world often appear different countries who do not have a very beautiful appearance, but their external characteristics are still considered especially attractive among the fair sex.
Most women's magazines traditionally compile a rating of “The Sexiest Men in the World” to demonstrate to their readers who, in the opinion of millions of women around the world, deserves to bear the title “Sexiest Man on the Planet.”
The authoritative rating “The Sexiest Men”, as a rule, includes the sexiest men - celebrities, because they are the ones women all over the planet know by sight, they are the ones who excite the imagination of beauties, they are the ones women dream about different corners land.
The most beautiful and desirable men in the world are movie celebrities, sexy show business stars, the sexiest men in sports and the modeling industry - they all have one thing in common: they are loved and recognized as the most desirable handsome men and seducers of women's hearts.
Many women do not agree with the opinion of experts who single out certain male representatives among the first.
Most often, women passionately comment on the list of the sexiest men, insisting on the presence of their favorite.
The TopXstyle team also decided to compile a small photo rating “The Sexiest Men - TOP 50”, offering readers their list of famous people of this world who excite hearts and are a dream for many girls.
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The fame of these men is beyond doubt, because they are prominent representatives of the world of cinema and other spheres of public life, who never cease to appear before the public and are always talked about in the gossip columns.
The sexiest men presented in our top not only have a memorable appearance, a beautiful body, but are also very talented in their field.
Undoubtedly, we expect that many of our readers will appreciate those who were included in the “Sexiest Men - TOP 50” rating, but, undoubtedly, many will object to our list and name those who, in their opinion, are more worthy of having a big title “ The sexiest man."
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List and photo review of the most desirable men in the world
Actor Shahid Kapoor also made it into our TOP 50, because he is one of the sexiest men in India.
Kostas Martakis is the sexiest man from Greece. She is building her career in the film industry and modeling business. 
The sexiest male models - TOP 50: Marcus Schenkenberg is not only an actor, a famous showman, but also a world celebrity in the modeling business. 
The sexiest male models - TOP 50: Nick Bateman is undoubtedly handsome. Who better than him to demonstrate fashion brands on the catwalks. Originally from Canada. 
Rating The sexiest men in the world - TOP 50: English actor Theo James. 
Rating The sexiest men in the world - TOP 50: a film personality with special charisma, the charming Hugh Jackman. Current:
Rating The sexiest men in the world - TOP 50: a sexual intellectual and a sociopath - this is exactly how women perceive British actor Benedict Cumberbatch. 
Our ranking of the Sexiest Men in the World - TOP 50 included Turkish actor and women's favorite Çağatay Ulusoy. 
The ranking of the Sexiest Men in the World - TOP 50 continues with British actor, producer and screenwriter Tom Hardy. 
Rating The sexiest men in the world - TOP 50: Irish actor with German roots Michael Fassbender. 
Rating The sexiest men in the world - TOP 50: American actor and women's favorite Ben Affleck has not left such ratings for many years in a row. 
Rating The sexiest men in the world - TOP 50: American actor with a bewitching and piercing gaze Ian Somerhalder. 
Rating The sexiest men in the world - TOP 50: Scottish actor Gerard Butler. 
Rating The sexiest men in the world - TOP 50: actor, director and singer, who often stars in TV series, Jensen Ackles. 
Rating The sexiest men in the world - Top 50: an actor with the typical appearance of a woman's favorite Chris Pine. 
Rating The sexiest men in the world - TOP 50: Australian actor Chris Hemsworth. 
The sexiest men - TOP 50: Hollywood actor and presenter Ashton Kutcher is married to actress Mila Kunis, a loving father and good husband. 
The sexiest men - TOP 50: Turkish actor Tolgahan Sayisman. Earlier this year he married Almeda Abazi. 
The sexiest men - TOP 50: American film celebrity, Captain America (Marvel) - Chris Evans. 
The sexiest men - TOP 50: charismatic Hollywood actor with a charming smile Will Smith. 
The sexiest men - TOP 50: actor, model and musician from Britain Jamie Dornan, who became one of the most talked about actors after the release of the film “50 Shades of Grey”. 
The sexiest men - TOP 50: Canadian actor and producer Ryan Reynolds. Married to Blake Lovely. 
The sexiest men 201-2019 - TOP 50: modeling star Stein de Jong. 
The sexiest men - TOP 50: Enrique Iglesias - the famous Spanish singer and songwriter followed in the footsteps of his father Julio Iglesias. Dating Anna Kournikova. Dreams of becoming a father. 
The sexiest men - TOP 50: Matt Bomer - American film celebrity. He became popular after the release of the series “White Collar”. 
American actor from a family of filmmakers Jake Gyllenhaal is also included in our ranking of the Sexiest Men - TOP 50. 
The sexiest men - celebrities - TOP 50: Channing Tatum is not only an actor, but also a model. He also realized himself as a producer. 
Robert Downey is truly one of the most charming and attractive men on the star Olympus. He is also in our TOP 50. 
The sexiest men - TOP 50: handsome André Ziehe from Brazil became famous throughout the world by becoming a model. 
Rating The sexiest men in the world - TOP 50: actor with big creative potential Johnny Depp. 
Rating The sexiest men in the world - TOP 50: handsome man from Great Britain - actor Henry Cavill. 
Rating The sexiest men in the world - TOP 50: actor Keanu Reeves has always enjoyed great popularity among the fair sex. 
The sexiest men - TOP 50: Ryan Guzman - a handsome man, actor and model, two meters tall, announced himself by starring in a film with Jennifer Lopez. 
The sexiest male celebrities - TOP 50: actor Bradley Cooper, husband of Irina Shayk, happy dad of little princess Lea de Sienne Shayk Cooper. 
The sexiest men - TOP 50: screenwriter and Hollywood actor Matt Damon is currently filming the film "Ocean's Eight". 
The sexiest men - TOP 50: Daniel Radcliffe, familiar to everyone from the science-fiction film “Harry Potter,” has already grown up and is now ready for new creative incarnations and roles. 
Once the sex symbol of Hollywood, Brad Pitt, who is now not having the best life better times due to his divorce from Angelina Jolie, although he is no longer young, he is still included in the TOP 50 sexiest men in the world in almost all ratings. 
The sexiest men - TOP 50: American singer, author and composer Justin Timberlake is one of the most popular foreign performers. Married to Jessica Biel. 
The sexiest men 2018-2019 - TOP 50: Hollywood actor Dave Franco tried himself in all areas of the film industry, producing, writing and directing. 
The sexiest men - TOP 50: the world learned about Josh Duhamel when he was a model. Now he is a successful actor, a happy husband and father. Married to Fergie. 
Rating of the Sexiest Men - TOP 50: English film actor, known as James Bond - Daniel Craig. 
The sexiest male stars - TOP 50: actor Jude Law is in his fifties, but, as before, he wins the hearts of fans from the silver screen. He always says in interviews how much he adores his children. 
You undoubtedly remember this handsome guy from the movie “Alexander”. Another sexy male celebrity is actor Colin Farrell. 
Our TOP 50 continues with Australian actor Sam Worthington. 
The sexiest male stars - TOP 50: Liam Hemsworth is an actor from Australia. 
Another handsome guy on our list is Chris Pratt. 
Famous football player David Beckham is not only an example of a successful personality, but also an example of a good father and husband. 
The most desirable men 2018-2019: another film celebrity and model, following in the footsteps of his talented father. Scott Eastwood is the son of actor Clint Eastwood. 
Sexy actor Zac Efron with a pretty face gained success after starring in the films “128 Heart Beats Per Minute”, “Lucky”, etc. 
The sexiest male actors - TOP 50: Canadian actor Ryan Gosling broke up with Eva Mendes because of her jealousy. 
The sexiest men in the world - TOP 50: 56-year-old Hollywood actor George Clooney is no longer young, but still desirable and charismatic. Now the actor is trying himself in the most difficult role - the father of his own children. (Recently famous actor twins were born). We recently met the most beautiful women twentieth century, but without men the picture of the beauties of the past century will remain incomplete. Male beauty, like any other beauty, is a controversial thing, but I think there will be no complaints about today’s list - all the heroes were extremely popular in their time. The only criticisms that I can make to myself are the number of “most beautiful” ones - there are only eight of them, and the fact that they all come from Western cinema. I’ll also get closer to the domestic one, over time.
Rudolph Valentino
Born on May 6, 1895 in the town of Castellanata (province of Barry), in Italy, in the family of a former circus performer, who after his marriage left a wandering life and became a veterinarian.
He graduated from the Agricultural Academy in Genoa, then went to Paris, where he studied dancing. Returning to Italy, Valentino did not want to look for work for a long time and lived on the inheritance left after the death of his father and on the money that his mother and older brother earned.
In 1913, he emigrated to the United States and worked in New York as a street vendor, gardener, dishwasher, and gigolo dancer. As a tango performer, he was accepted into a touring theater troupe.
In 1917 he moved to Hollywood, where he made his film debut - cameo role dancer in the film Alimony. He acted as an extra in films by Griffith and the Universal company, then he began to be assigned small roles, for example, in “Little Little Devil” with Mae Murray.
In 1919 he married film star Jean Acker. The marriage did not work out and they officially divorced in 1922. However, Valentino's "star" marriage and his ability to dance attracted attention to him and the actor received the main role in Rex Ingram's film "The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" (1921).
The charm of Rudolfo Valentino provided The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse with unprecedented commercial success. The film cost six hundred and forty thousand dollars, and brought in four and a half million - a record figure for silent films. But most importantly, the film made Valentino a superstar. The soon-released “The Sheik” by George Melford (1921) brought Valentino new success; he would be called the “Latin lover”, “fatal seducer” and “true sheikh”.
In “The Lady of the Camellias” (1921), Valentino’s partner was the famous actress Alla Nazimova. During filming, Rodolfo became close to set designer Natasha Rambova, the daughter of one of the New York millionaires. Their wedding took place in Mexico, but this marriage also turned out to be fragile. Natasha left him, and Rudolf immediately announced his engagement to actress Pola Negri.
They did not have time to get married. In the summer of 1926, the actor suffered an attack of acute appendicitis, and after surgery he developed peritonitis.
Valentino passed away on August 23, 1926. “The Sheikh is dead! New York groupies are rioting! - newspapers came out with such headlines then, reporting the death of the superstar.
Every year crowds of fans gathered at Valentino’s grave; dozens of women committed suicide at his grave.
And only in 1956 the newspapers wrote: “For the first time in the last 30 years, not a single woman came to the grave of Rudolph Valentino.”
Clark Gable
(02/01/1901 (Cadiz, Ohio) - 11/16/1960 (Los Angeles, California)
Born in the provincial wilderness, he began an independent life early, performed on the stage of traveling theaters, and tried to make a career in Hollywood with the help of actress D. Dillon.
Only the support of the widow of the oil magnate M. Langham gave Gable the opportunity to try his hand at Broadway, and then play in the play “The Last Mile,” where his embittered and doomed hero, a prisoner in Sing Sing prison, literally captivated the audience.
Since 1931 in Hollywood. After his debut in the western The Painted Desert, he played cowboys and gangsters. In films with the participation of stars N. Shearer, G. Garbo, J. Harlow and J. Crawford found a new role - a real American, whose masculinity and sexual drive attract women to the same extent as the breadth and nobility hidden behind the external cynicism in the films Susan Lenox: Her Fall And Rise (1931), Sporting Blood (1931), Strange Interlude (1932), Hold Your Man (1933).
In 1934 awarded with a prize Oscar for his role as a poor reporter who re-educates the obstinate daughter of a millionaire in F. Capra's film It Happened One Night. The No. 1 man for many American women, Gable was also a man's favorite, embodying the type of simple guy who started from scratch and worked his way up single-handedly with a powerful fist, acumen and irony in Manhattan Melodrama. 1934), “San Francisco” (San Francisco, 1936), “Saratoga” (Saratoga, 1937), “Test Pilot” (1938).
The apogee of Gable's career was his poll-predicted performance as Rhett Butler in Gone With The Wind (1939), where he created the most flamboyant and polished version of his screen type. Tragic death In 1942, in a plane crash, Gable's wife, actress Carole Lombard, dealt the actor an irreparable blow - he could not find himself either in life or on the screen.
Americans were looking for new idols, and Gable's attempts to repeat himself in Westerns and adventure films brought in less and less money. However latest paintings with his participation they were again successful, and with the actor’s farewell to the public and best job late period creativity became the image of an old cowboy in the film by J. Huston “The Misfits”. This film was released in 1961, after Gable's death. The feature film “Gable and Lombard” (1976) is dedicated to his life and creative destiny.
His father, a respected merchant in their town building materials, supported his family in abundance and believed that this was enough; and his mother, Dodi, who once dreamed of a theatrical career, spent her days in melancholy. Marlon never finished school and soon moved to his older sister Frances in New York. He worked as a truck driver, elevator operator, and lemonade seller.
He studied at a military academy in Minnesota, and then in New York in a theater class at the School of Social Research and Actors Studio. In 1944 he made his Broadway debut in the play I Love Mother.
A turning point in Marlon Brando’s work was the production of T. Williams’ play “A Streetcar Named Desire” by E. Kazan at the theater, in which the actor brilliantly played Stanley Kowalski. Enthusiastic critics predicted a great future for this handsome, sensual young guy with amazing intuition and considered him the hope of American art. However, a successful performance in this performance deprived the theater of one of its the best masters. Marlon Brando went to Hollywood and never returned. (He appeared on stage only one more time, in 1953 in B. Shaw’s play “Arms and the Man.”)
In 1950, Brando accepted an offer from producer Stanley Kramer to star in Fred Zinnemann's film The Men, where he portrayed a paralyzed World War II invalid who could only move in a wheelchair. The actor played the entire role while sitting, and besides, here he had to give up precisely those qualities that made him so attractive to the audience: speed of reaction, expressiveness of movements and gestures, sexual magnetism. However, he managed to step over the barrier separating stage and screen, and in a spare performing manner convey the whole range of changing moods of his hero.
True success came to Brando only after Elia Kazan brought A Streetcar Named Desire (1951) to the screen. Stanley Kowalski literally exudes primordial strength - masculine, sensual, animal. A spontaneous improvisational style, overt sexuality, unique, rough humor, and rare glimpses of humanity against a generally gloomy background helped create a very unusual image. The actor showed here with full dedication not only his natural talent and attractive personality, but also his amazing unity with the character he portrays. Brando got into the role so much that he gave interviews “in character.” This is where the belief came from that he played himself in “Tram” - a rude, cruel boor, not without sadistic inclinations. In fact, Marlon, especially at first, was a sensitive, gentle, somewhat shy guy who loved jokes and pranks.
A year later, the same Kazan, with whom he shared his first success, invited Brando to play the title role in the film “Viva Zapata!” based on a screenplay by John Steinbeck. The actor managed to show this peasant leader of the Mexican revolution as woven from contradictions. Convinced and ignorant, strong and doubtful, modest and ironically impudent. After these two such significant acting achievements, Brando received many very flattering offers. But Marlon chose the role that made him an idol of the young, in L. Benedek’s film “The Savage” (1953). It was here that he became the “voice of a generation” of youth protest, symbolizing his appearance(black leather jacket, cap pulled down over his eyes, jeans tucked into boots, dark glasses), and occupation (mad riding of motorcycles by groups of youngsters huddled together). In the image of Johnny, even more than in Stanley Kowalski, the actor was able to show that this guy is not at all as terrible as he may seem at first glance.
Brando brilliantly completed the evolution of the image of the “youth hero” in Elia Kazan’s film “On the Port” (1954), which concluded the first stage of his work. He showed here the gradual evolution of his hero - a former boxer, in whom not only humanity awakens, but also a protest against the criminal union bosses who completely enslaved the dockers. Creation of two different images, subtle nuances of feelings, lyricism in love scenes brought the actor a well-deserved award - an Oscar. He became its youngest laureate.
In most of the roles played from 1954 to 1964, Brandov varied his previous successes. He starred in historical and modern films, impersonating not only Americans, but also Germans and Japanese. Genres ranged from romance to comedy and from western to musical. Basically, the motif of “rebirth through love” was repeated, but even in this unassuming mass production, the actor managed to turn every time with some original, unexpected side.
Brando's most significant work in the 1960s was Sheriff Calder in Arthur Penn's The Chase (1965).
Brando experienced his second real rise in the early 70s, starring in Francis Coppola's film " Godfather"' (1972), where he overturned all the usual ideas about the images of gangsters on the screen. His hero - the gangster boss Vito Corleone - has come a long way here from a handsome gray-haired gentleman with a quiet voice and a cat on his lap to a hunched, unkempt, unhaired old man. The actor did not come to receive the Oscar that he was awarded for this role - as a sign of protest against discrimination against American Indians. This was only an echo of the vast struggle for civil rights, which he led during that period.
Brando's fame, now as a leading actor of the 70s, was further strengthened after the success of Last Tango in Paris (1972) by Bernardo Bertolucci - a multifaceted Freudian drama about the sensual connection of an elderly widower with a young girl, where the actor very subtly managed to convey the spiritual evolution of his hero.
Participation in these two films not only brought Brando back to the top of popularity, but also made him a rich man. Now he could afford to act rarely and selectively.
In 1980, Brando announced his retirement from films, but periodically continued to appear in supporting roles.
In addition to his undeniable merits in cinema, Brando was famous for his commitment to humanism. He spoke out against the oppression of the indigenous Indian population and accused the world of indifference to the Holocaust.
Officially, he was married twice: to film extras Anna Kashfi, whom he soon divorced (he left behind a son), and actress Movita (Maria Luisa Castenada) - two children, but this marriage also turned out to be fragile.
Since 1963, he has been involved with a Tahitian woman, Tarita, and has been missing for years on an island purchased near Tahiti, where a man and woman living together are officially considered husband and wife. (They also have a son and daughter.)
IN recent years suffered from obesity and senile dementia. He died on July 1, 2004 in Los Angeles from pulmonary fibrosis.
Cary Grant
Real name: Archibald Alexander Leach.
Born January 18, 1904 in Bristol (Great Britain).
After graduating from school at the age of 14, he joined a troupe of boy acrobats that performed in music halls. As part of this troupe, he came to the USA in 1920 and stayed here. At first he worked in a variety show, then moved to theater stage, having managed to achieve leading roles in operettas and musical comedies.
He spoke the strongest Cockney and tried his best to get rid of the accent of the lower classes of London. Mixed with the language of English high society, which the young man sought to master, Cockney had a completely unexpected effect - it turned into an Australian dialect. Friends began calling him “kangaroo” and “boomerang.”
The exotic accent would become his calling card - it fit perfectly into the image of a noble, eccentric and slightly strange hero. The time will come, and women will be thrilled by his drawn-out, consonant-swallowing voice coming from the screen.
In 1932, leaving the stage, he went to Hollywood, which he entered “through the back door”: he was a partner in a screen test for an actress and the producer liked him. Paramount Pictures offered him a contract for five years, and at the same time a long list of names and surnames, from which he chose the most sonorous: “Cary Grant.” As part of a long-term contract, he starred in 25 of his 72 films, without brilliance, but feeling confident in any genre, and only in 1936, making a duet with Katharine Hepburn in the film “Sylvia Scarlett”, he, according to in the words of director J. Cukor, “found himself firmly on his feet.” His bad guy, a cockney rogue, won the audience's attention.
Over the next five years he created a number of outstanding comedic images- from romantic lovers and eccentric eccentrics to frankly farcical heroes (“The Awful Truth”, “Only Angels Have Wings”, “His Girl Friday” , “The Philadelphia Story” / “The Philadelphia Story”, “Suspicion” / “Suspicion”). His performance was distinguished by an elegant casualness, the ability to easily reveal the comic and romantic potential of the role.
Over the years, Grant changed: his face became harder, a stern crease appeared at his lips, and the first gray hair appeared in his hair. The sweetness was gone - now it was a face strong man, and it benefited my career. Along with a new image came to him real success: from now on, his performance left a feeling of complete authenticity, utmost naturalness - Grant became one of the most organic actors in Hollywood.
His profession never betrayed him: in the fifties, thanks to Hitchcock, Grant became one of the most famous American film actors. In the films of the master of horror, viewers saw the real Grant: impeccable appearance, enormous charm - and the desire for destruction hidden behind this. While dealing with others, Hitchcock's Grant destroyed himself.
In subsequent films (Notorious, 1946; To Catch a Thief, 1955; North by Northwest, 1959), Grant lacked the lightness and persuasiveness of the earlier works.
His last job became a role in the film “Walk, Don’t Run”, 1966).
Having never received an Oscar for his roles, Grant was awarded a special Oscar for his contribution to cinema (1969).
In 1976 (he was already seventy-three), Grant met the one he had been looking for all his life.
The calm and friendly brown-haired Barbara Harris lived in London and was forty-six years younger than Cary Grant. He courted her for a long time; in 1978, Barbara moved to California with him, and in 1981 they got married.
With the fifth Mrs. Cary Grant he felt truly happy. The couple led a quiet, measured life. Grant grew old, but never turned into an old man: women still looked at him, and his wife was jealous. He died a death that any actor can dream of: while preparing to perform in front of fans, Carey felt sudden weakness. Two hours later he was hospitalized with a heart attack. Before closing his eyes forever, eighty-two-year-old Grant smiled slightly - he had dealt with the notorious loser Archie Leach and finally got what he wanted from life.
He passed away on November 29, 1986 in Davenport, Iowa.
Jean Marais (in the background is Jean Cocteau)
Fans of numerology claim that numbers can determine a person’s destiny.
If so, then the life of Jean Marais simply could not help but turn out in the most surprising way, because the date of his birth is expressed in three consecutive numbers: 12/11/13.
However, if you believe the biographers, the childhood of the future legend of French cinema was by no means cloudless. He constantly had to change schools, and not of his own free will: he was kicked out from everywhere as a notorious hooligan, a quitter and a troublemaker. And what else could you expect from a fatherless guy from a proletarian Parisian suburb?
Even in his mature years, Jean Marais remained the standard example of a cinematic hero-lover. All the more surprising is the fact that in childhood his mother considered him a freak. And Jean himself did not have a very high opinion of his appearance, believing that he was just “not too disgusting.”
In his early youth, Marais changed many occupations: he carried golf clubs for golfers, worked as a retoucher in a photo studio, and made copies from postcards. His emerging talent as an artist and sculptor allowed him to break into Parisian galleries and salons. But the young man’s main dream remained an acting career, and Marais tirelessly sent his photographs everywhere and always went to screen tests and theater auditions.
Alas, his love affair with the screen and stage did not want to take shape: he was denied admission to the Paris Conservatory (where they teach not singing at all, but dramatic skills), and in the theater, where he was able to get a job, he was not even able to play “food served”, he only got the roles of dumb characters like the 'fourth guard with a halberd'. And the first tiny film role, played in 1933, did not bring the long-awaited laurels.
If you add up the numbers that make up the date of birth of Marais and add one to them, you get 37. It was in the year 37 that a meeting took place that determined future fate Marais. And the one thanks to whom the previously “zero” actor made it to the “ten” was Jean Cocteau. The famous prose writer, poet, artist, playwright, director fell in love at first sight with a young man with a courageous face and body ancient god. Cocteau invited Marais to his play Oedipus the King, which became the starting point of a long-term creative and life union.
It is with Cocteau that the first major film role, played by Marais back in 1943, and subsequent cinematic successes are connected: ‘Beauty and the Beast’, ‘Orpheus’ and many others.
The image of an impeccable hero, a knight without fear or reproach, a courageous gentleman devoted to love, honor and duty, emerged in the 50s - 60s of the last century, when Marais starred in such films as 'The Count of Monte Cristo', 'The Iron mask', 'The Hunchback', 'Parisian Mysteries'. ‘Fantômas’ added fuel to the fire of fame, and one of the actor’s greatest successes was, according to critics, his role in the film ‘Donkey Skin’, where Marais’s partner was the then very young, but already quite famous Catherine Deneuve.
Marais had the opportunity to act in films with such famous directors as Clement, Renoir, Visconti, Bertolucci. However, according to critics, only in alliance with Cocteau, his Pygmalion, did the actor truly shine, while other directors failed to reveal the facets of his talent.
They say that Marais was wildly popular among women. Every day the postman delivered him packs of letters with declarations of love, and the most exalted fans who were on duty at the actor’s house even fainted at the sight of him. And Marais himself remained faithful to Cocteau for many years. And although everyone knew about their closeness, this delicate topic was then considered taboo and was not discussed. Moreover, at Cocteau’s insistence, the actor got married and began raising his adopted son.
Deeply shocked by Cocteau’s death, Jean Marais wrote: ‘Your hands touched me in 1937 and I was born again. I love you. And from now on I’ll just pretend that I’m alive.’ And in one of the interviews, which literally shocked France with its frankness, the actor said: “I thank God every day that he made me homosexual.”
Their recent roles Marais played in films in the mid-1990s, starring with Lelouch in Les Misérables and with Bertolucci in The Stolen Beauty. By that time, the actor had already moved from Paris to the south of France, to the small town of Vallauris, located approximately halfway between Cannes and Antibes. There he devoted a lot of time to the hobbies of his early youth - painting and sculpture. There he died of a heart attack, just over a month shy of 85 years old.
30th place. (August 28, 1939, Moscow - March 23, 1995) - Soviet and Russian actor, People's Artist of the RSFSR. Famous film roles: Alyosha Skvortsov (Ballad of a Soldier, 1959), Pechorin (Hero of Our Time, 1966; voiced by Vyacheslav Tikhonov, since Ivashov had a serious cold and lost his voice), Maxim Isaev (Diamonds for the Dictatorship of the Proletariat, 1975).
29th place. (January 16, 1924, Moscow - June 30, 2012) - Soviet and Russian artist theater and cinema, People's Artist of the RSFSR. He became famous for the film "Meeting on the Elbe" (1949), where he played Nikita Kuzmin. For this film he was awarded the Stalin Prize.
28th place. Georgy Alexandrovich Yumatov(March 11, 1926, Moscow, USSR - October 4, 1997) - Soviet and Russian actor, People's Artist of the RSFSR (1982). One of the most famous roles is Alexey Trofimov in the film “Officers” (1971).
27th place. Yuri Nikolaevich Vasiliev(October 12, 1939, Moscow - June 4, 1999) - Soviet and Russian theater and film actor, People's Artist of Russia. Fame came to him when he starred in leading role in the film "The Journalist" (1967).
26th place: Oleg Pavlovich Tabakov- Soviet and Russian theater and film actor, theater director and teacher, People's Artist of the USSR, laureate of State Prizes of the USSR and Russia. Born on August 17, 1935 in Saratov. He starred in more than 120 films, including “Seventeen Moments of Spring” (1973), “A Few Days in the Life of I.I. Oblomov” (1979), “After the Rain on Thursday” (1985), etc. In addition, he is known for his voice acting cartoons, for example, the cat Matroskin speaks in his voice in cartoons about Prostokvashino.
25th place: Nikolai Vladimirovich Olyalin- Soviet, Russian and Ukrainian film actor, director and screenwriter, People's Artist of the Ukrainian SSR. laureate of the Komsomol Prize of the Ukrainian SSR. Born on May 22, 1941 in the village of Opikhalino, Vologda region, died on November 17, 2009 in Kyiv. The most famous film role is Sergei Tsvetaev in the epic film “Liberation” (1970).
24th place: Vladimir Borisovich Korenev- Soviet and Russian theater and film actor, teacher, People's Artist of Russia. Born on June 20, 1940 in Sevastopol in the family of Rear Admiral Boris Leonidovich Korenev. The most famous role is Ichthyander in the film "Amphibian Man" (1961).
23rd place. Anatoly Borisovich Kuznetsov(December 31, 1930, Moscow - March 7, 2014) - Soviet and Russian theater and film actor, People's Artist of the RSFSR. The most famous role is Fyodor Sukhov in the film “White Sun of the Desert” (1969).
22nd place: Vitaly Methodievich Solomin(December 12, 1941, Chita - May 27, 2002) - Soviet and Russian theater and film actor, People's Artist of the RSFSR, laureate of the Moscow Prize, member of the Union of Theater Workers and the Union of Cinematographers of Russia. Younger brother of actor Yuri Solomin. Vitaly Solomin is best known for his role as Dr. Watson in the Sherlock Holmes series (1979-1986).
21st place. Sergey Dmitrievich Stolyarov(November 1, 1911, village of Bezzubovo, now Moscow Region - December 9, 1969) - Soviet actor, People's Artist of the RSFSR. Known for his roles as fairy-tale and epic heroes: Ruslan (Ruslan and Lyudmila, 1938), Ivan (Vasilisa the Beautiful, 1939), Nikita Kozhemyaka (Kashchei the Immortal, 1944), Sadko (film of the same name, 1952), Alyosha Popovich (Ilya Muromets, 1956) .
Sergei Stolyarov in the film "Vasilisa the Beautiful"
20th place. Alexander Ivanovich Solovyov(August 19, 1952 - January 1, 2000) - Soviet and Russian actor. Famous films: “According to the criminal investigation department...” (1979), “Adam Marries Eve” (1980), “The Green Van” (1983).
19th place. Vladimir Alekseevich Shevelkov(born May 8, 1961, St. Petersburg) - Soviet, Russian theater and film actor, film director. He became famous after he played the main role of Seryozha Lavrov in the film “Please Blame Klava K for My Death.” (1979).
18th place: Vladimir Alekseevich Konkin- Soviet and Russian theater and film actor, Honored Artist of the Ukrainian SSR, Honored Artist of Russia, laureate of the Lenin Komsomol Prize. Born on August 19, 1951 in Saratov. He is best known for the films “Romance of Lovers” (1974), “How the Steel Was Tempered” (1975), “Aty-Bata, the Soldiers Came...” (1976) and for his role as Vladimir Sharapov in the cult film “The Meeting Place Cannot Be Changed” (1979 ).
17th place. Boris Evgenievich Bystrov- Soviet and Russian film and dubbing actor, People's Artist of Russia. His first role was Aladdin in the fairy tale film "Aladdin's Magic Lamp" (1966). From the 70s to the present day, the actor has been working as a voice-over artist for cartoons and dubbing foreign feature films. He voiced Marlon Brando in all Russian translations.
Boris Bystrov in the film "Aladdin's Magic Lamp"
16th place: Boris Vasilievich Shcherbakov- Soviet and Russian theater and film actor, People's Artist of Russia, laureate of the USSR State Prize. Born on December 11, 1949 in Leningrad. He first appeared on screen as a child, playing in the film “The Mandate” (1963).
15th place: Yuri Methodievich Solomin- Soviet, Russian actor, theater and film director, theater teacher, government and public figure Russia, People's Artist of the USSR, former Minister of Culture of Russia (1990-1991), artistic director State Academic Maly Theater of Russia. The elder brother of actor Vitaly Solomin. Born on June 18, 1945 in Chita. One of the most famous roles is Pavel Koltsov in the 5-episode film “His Excellency’s Adjutant” (1969).
14th place: Oleg Evgenievich Menshikov- Soviet and Russian theater and film actor, theater director, People's Artist of Russia, three-time laureate of the State Prize of Russia, artistic director of the Theater. Ermolova since 2012. Born on November 8, 1960 in Serpukhov, Moscow region. Has acted in films since 1980.
13th place: Sergey Viktorovich Zhigunov- Soviet and Russian actor, producer, film director, Honored Artist Russian Federation, holder of the Order of Friendship, president of the Russian Film Actors Guild from 2000 to 2004. Born on January 2, 1963 in Rostov-on-Don. Has acted in films since 1983.
12th place: Oleg Ivanovich Dal(May 25, 1941, Lyublino, Moscow region - March 3, 1981) - Soviet theater and film actor, author of poems and theatrical productions. Oleg Dal is the fifth-generation great-grandson of the compiler" Explanatory dictionary living Great Russian language" by Vladimir Ivanovich Dal. Oleg Dal became widely known after the film "Chronicle of a Dive Bomber" (1967).
11th place: Mikhail Sergeevich Boyarsky(born December 26, 1949, St. Petersburg) - Soviet and Russian theater and film actor, singer, TV presenter, People's Artist of the RSFSR. The most famous film role is D'Artagnan in the film "D'Artagnan and the Three Musketeers" (1979).
10th place. (February 26, 1941, Moscow - January 18, 2012) - Soviet and Russian film actor, People's Artist of the RSFSR, laureate of the USSR State Prize (1978). Zharikov gained all-Union fame from the television series “Born of the Revolution,” filmed in the 1970s, about the formation of the Soviet police and its heroic fight against crime in the 1920s. The image of a Soviet policeman who became a general stuck with Zharikov for the rest of his life.
9th place. Alexander Viktorovich Zbruev(born March 31, 1938, Moscow) - Soviet and Russian theater, film and television actor, People's Artist of the RSFSR. Famous roles: Alexander Aleshin (Two tickets to a matinee, 1966), Grigory Ganzha (Big Break, 1973), Valentin Spiridonov (A Lonely Woman Wants to Meet You, 1986).
8th place. Andrey Alekseevich Sokolov(born August 13, 1962, Moscow) - Soviet, Russian actor, director, screenwriter, producer, People's Artist of the Russian Federation. Andrei Sokolov gained all-Union popularity after playing the main role in the film “Little Vera” (1988).
7th place: Andrey Alexandrovich Mironov(March 7, 1941, Moscow - August 16, 1987) - Soviet theater and film actor, pop artist, People's Artist of the RSFSR. Real name actor - Menaker. His father is famous actor Alexander Menaker, Jewish by nationality. Mother - Maria Mironova (whose surname was taken by her son). Despite Andrei Mironov’s Jewish roots on his father’s side, it is incorrect to consider him a Jew, because Among Jews, nationality is determined solely by the mother, but Mironov’s mother is not Russian, but Russian. In addition, Andrei Mironov was Orthodox, which again does not allow him to be considered a Jew, because when converting from Judaism to another faith, a Jew ceases to be a Jew. Famous film roles: Roman Lyubeshkin (Three plus two, 1963), Kozodoev (The Diamond Arm, 1968), Andrei Vasiliev ( Incredible adventures Italians in Russia, 1973), Ostap Bender (12 chairs, 1977), Orlando (Tale of Wanderings, 1982), etc.
6th place. (born January 25, 1952, Aleksandrovka, Rostov region) - Soviet and Russian film and dubbing actor, film director.
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5th place: Alexander Gavriilovich Abdulov(May 29, 1953, Tobolsk - January 3, 2008) - Soviet and Russian theater and film actor, film director, People's Artist of the RSFSR. Alexander Abdulov gained widespread fame after his role as Bear in the film " An ordinary miracle" (1978).
4th place: Igor Vladimirovich Starygin(June 13, 1946, Moscow - November 8, 2009) - Soviet and Russian theater and film actor, Honored Artist of Russia. The actor became famous for his role as Aramis in the film D'Artagnan and the Three Musketeers.
3rd place: Alexander Yurievich Domogarov(born July 12, 1963, Moscow) - Soviet and Russian theater and film actor, performer of Russian chanson, People's Artist of the Russian Federation. Has acted in films since 1984.
2nd place. (July 30, 1915, Vyshny Volochyok - October 23, 2003) - Soviet and Russian theater and film actor, People's Artist of the USSR. His most famous role is the senior mate in the comedy "Striped Voyage" (1961).
1st place: Vyacheslav Vasilievich Tikhonov(February 8, 1928, Pavlovsky Posad, Moscow region - December 4, 2009) Soviet and Russian actor, People's Artist of the USSR, Hero of Socialist Labor, laureate of the Lenin and State Prize of the USSR. Famous film roles: Matvey Morozov (It happened in Penkov, 1957), Andrei Bolkonsky (War and Peace, 1967), Stirlitz (Seventeen Moments of Spring, 1973), Ivan Ivanov (White Bim Black Ear, 1977), etc.
October 18, 2013
Handsome Sean Connery
Who are they, the most beautiful men of the 20th century? Their beauty is timeless, and the number of admirers tirelessly increases every day. Everyone admires not only their charming appearance, but also the talents with which they have conquered the whole world.
The tenth place in this rating is occupied by the unsurpassed Hollywood film actor and simply handsome man Sean Connery, whose acting career began more than half a century ago. Born into the family of a poor cleaning woman, he tirelessly followed his dream of becoming famous, and today we can say with confidence that it has come true. He has not only more than 70 of the most controversial roles, but also an unsurpassed performance in the theater. Connery is an Oscar winner, as well as a two-time BAFTA and three-time Golden Globe winner.
Famous Marlon Brando
The ninth position is occupied by the no less famous, one might even say legendary, film actor Marlon Brando, who, after the brilliantly performed role of Don Vito Corleone from “The Godfather,” became the sex symbol of the era. His unique beauty was passed down by inheritance, and it is not for nothing that his grandson Tuki Brando has been the leading model of the Versace design house for a long period of time.
Sex symbol Brad Pitt
In eighth place in the rating is the sex symbol of Hollywood Brad Pitt, who after the films “Legends of the Fall” and “Meet Joe Black” acquired not only a multimillion-dollar army of fans, but also a bright future in world cinema. Despite the fact that today he is a respectable family man and good father, many women dream about him, not missing more than one premiere with his participation.
The Magnificent Timothy Dalton
The seventh place in the rating is occupied by everyone’s favorite Rhett Butler, performed by the magnificent Timothy Dalton. His charming smile and sly look captivated millions of beauties from all over the world, so due to lack of... female attention the actor certainly never suffered while having affairs with the most beautiful women of the century.
Actor and director Tom Cruise
In sixth position is American actor and director Tom Cruise, whose so-called “track record” includes more than 60 roles. Typically he plays goodies, while causing women only delight and tenderness. For him creative career female fans are still watching today, and are all the more happy that he is now a free man.
Basketball player Michael Jordan
Fifth place in the “Beautiful Men of the 20th Century” ranking is deservedly occupied by the famous basketball player Michael Jordan, who may not be associated with big cinema, but the number of his fans is in no way inferior to famous artists. He is always graceful, courageous, stylish, and at the same time fully corresponds to the title “Hero of our time.” His sporting achievements are clear proof of this.
Joker Johnny Depp
In fourth place is the handsome and joker Johnny Depp, who is so loved by all fans in his original images that they are looking forward to world premieres with his direct participation. It's hard to believe, but Johnny Depp never plays heroic lovers.
Fearless Bruce Willis
The bronze medal was rightly awarded to the fearless “Die Hard” Bruce Willis. Despite the fact that today he is already 58 years old, he will still give odds to any young handsome man. This is not only the highest paid film actor in Hollywood, but also a skilled heartthrob who has broken the hearts of more than one beauty.
Legendary Elvis Presley
In second place in the ranking you can find legendary musician, actor, composer and simply the public's favorite Elvis Presley, who during his lifetime had huge amount women who are ready to give their lives for him. Paintings with his participation "Client", " True love", "Wild at Heart" are still considered box office hits today, and the genius himself, even after death, remains a sex symbol.
Man of the Century Alain Delon
First place in the ranking of the most handsome men of the century was rightfully awarded to the magnificent actor Alain Delon, who was the undisputed sex symbol of the 60s - 80s. Today he is already 77 years old, but millions of women continue to admire this handsome man, who at one time conquered more than one world-class star.
In conclusion, we can only add that these famous men became legends of the twentieth century, icons of beauty and style, and their brilliant talent once again proves that “in handsome man everything should be beautiful."
The best film is a film with a beautiful and beloved actor. Once again we will meet the idols of all generations of the twentieth century, when their glory was determined, and their beauty and power over women’s hearts was generally recognized.
Clark Gable
Actor, height 1.85 m, date of birth February 1, 1901. birthplace Cadiz, Ohio, USA date of death November 16, 1960. 59 years old
Best films: "Gone with the Wind", "It Happened One Night"
Geri Cooper
Actor, Producer height 1.91 m date of birth May 7, 1901. birthplace Helena, Montana, USA date of death May 13, 1961. 60 years old
Best films: "Love in the Afternoon", "High Noon"
Carey Grant
Actor height 1.87 m date of birth January 18, 1904. Place of birth Bristol, UK Date of death November 29, 1986. 82 years old
Best films: North by Northwest, Charade, Arsenic and Old Lace, The Philadelphia Story, Notorious
Gregory Peck
Actor, Producer height 1.91 m date of birth April 5, 1916. Place of birth La Jolla, California, USA Date of death June 12, 2003. 87 years old
Best films: "Roman Holiday", "To Kill a Mockingbird", "Spellbound", "McKenna's Gold", "The Omen"
Al Pacino
Actor, Producer, Director, Screenwriter height 1.70 m date of birth April 25, 1940. 71 years old
Best films: "The Godfather", "Scent of a Woman", "The Godfather Part II", "The Devil's Advocate", "Scarface"
Montgomery Clift
Actor, Screenwriter height 1.78 m date of birth October 17, 1920. Place of birth Omaha, Nebraska, USA Date of death July 23, 1966. 45 years old
Best films: “Search”, “A Place in the Sun”, “From Here to Eternity”, “Nuremberg Trials”
Marlon Brando
Actor, Director height 1.75 m date of birth April 3, 1924. Place of birth Omaha, Nebraska, USA Date of death July 1, 2004. 80 years old
Best films: "The Godfather", "Apocalypse Now", "A Streetcar Named Desire", "On the Waterfront", "You Rocked My World"
Vyacheslav Tikhonov
Actor, Actor: Dubbing date of birth February 8, 1928. place of birth Pavlovsky Posad, Moscow region, USSR (Russia) date of death December 4, 2009. 81 years old
Best films: "Battle for Moscow" (voice), "White Bim - Black Ear", "They Fought for the Motherland", "We'll Live Until Monday", "It Happened in Penkov". Best TV series: "Seventeen Moments of Spring", "Waiting Room", "Jumble"
James Dean
Actor height 1.73 m date of birth February 8, 1931. birthplace Marion, Indiana, USA date of death September 30, 1955. 24 years old
Best films: "Rebel Without a Cause"
Vasily Lanovoy
Actor, Actor: Dubbing date of birth January 16, 1934. 77 years old
Best films: “Officers”, “Days of the Turbins”, “War and Peace: Natasha Rostova”, “War and Peace: Andrei Bolkonsky”, “War and Peace”. Best TV series: "Seventeen Moments of Spring"
Marcello Mastroianni
Actor, Producer height 1.76 m date of birth September 28, 1924. place of birth Fontana Liri, Latium, Italy date of death December 19, 1996. 72 years old
Best films: "Night", "Marriage Italian Style", " Sweet life", "Yesterday, today, tomorrow", "8 and a half"
Elvis Presley
Actor, Composer, Screenwriter height 1.83 m date of birth January 8, 1935. birthplace Tupelo, Mississippi, USA date of death August 16, 1977. 42 years old
Best films: True Romance, The Client, Wild at Heart
Alain Delon
Actor, Producer, Screenwriter, Director height 1.82 m date of birth November 8, 1935. 76 years old
Best films: "Rocco and His Brothers", "Samurai", "Adventurers", "Red Circle", "In the Bright Sun"
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Warren Beatty
Actor, Producer, Screenwriter, Director height 1.88 m date of birth March 30, 1937. 74 years old
Best films: "Bonnie and Clyde"
Adriano Celentano
Actor, Director, Composer, Screenwriter, Editor, Producer height 1.78 m date of birth January 6, 1938. 73 years old
Best films: "The Taming of the Shrew", "Bluff", "Madly in Love", "Ace", "The Grumpy".
Oleg Yankovsky
Actor, Actor: Dubbing, Director height 1.82 m date of birth February 23, 1944. place of birth Bolshoi Dzhezkazgan, USSR (Zhezkazgan, Kazakhstan) date of death May 20, 2009. 65 years old
Best films: “Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson: The Hound of the Baskervilles”, “The Shield and the Sword”, “Flying in Dreams and in Reality”, “Nostalgia”, “Star of Captivating Happiness”. Best TV series: "Doctor Zhivago"
Timothy Dalton
Actor height 1.88 m date of birth March 21, 1946. Aries. 65 years old
Best films: “Toy Story: The Great Escape” (voice), “Hot Fuzz,” “License to Kill.” Best TV series: "Jane Eyre", "Chuck", "Doctor Who", "Scarlett", "Tales from the Crypt"
Alexander Abdulov
Actor, Writer, Director, Actor: Dubbing, Producer height 1.88 m date of birth May 29, 1953. place of birth Tobolsk, USSR (Russia) date of death January 3, 2008. 54 years old
Best films: “Juno and Avos”, “Look for a Woman”, “Formula of Love”, “That Same Munchausen”, “Ten Little Indians”. Best TV series: “The meeting place cannot be changed”, “12 chairs”, “In search of Captain Grant”, “Midshipmen, forward!”, “The Master and Margarita”
Antonio Banderas
Actor, Producer, Director, Composer, Screenwriter height 1.74 m date of birth August 10, 1960. 51 years old
Best films: Interview with the Vampire, Philadelphia, Frida, The Skin I Live In, Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown
George Clooney
Actor, Producer, Director, Screenwriter height 1.80 m date of birth May 6, 1961. 50 years
Best films: "Ocean's Eleven", "From Dusk Till Dawn", "Ocean's Thirteen". "Jacket" (producer). "Fantastic Mr. Fox" (voice). Best TV series: “Friends”, “ER” (actor). " South Park" (voiceover).