Denzel Washington’s one-on-one performance playing hoops in the 1998 film He Got Game is sheer talent, no acting necessary.
Washington is incredibly athletic, and performs his own stunts. His great physique was best displayed when he played the role of boxer Rubin “Hurricane” Carter in The Hurricane.
Jerry Lewis
Jerry was a comedian, but not just any comedian. He incorporated comedy in everything he did, from acting to singing, which established his status as the king of comedy.
Other than comedy, Lewis was also an avid philanthropist who raised billions of dollars for muscular dystrophy research. Nothing is more attractive than kindness.
Charlie Hunnam
Sons of Anarchy wasn't exactly the best show out there, but it did give us Charlie Hunnam, and for that we are eternally grateful.
His character in the show may have been a tad intimidating but we can tell by looking in his eyes that he is nothing like that in person.
John Stamos
John Stamos can have as many roles as he wants in film and TV, but for some of us he will always be Uncle Jesse from Full House.
Stamos is also quite the musician and he even performed with The Beach Boys occasionally. As if he needed the rock star label to make him even hotter.
Tyson Beckford
Look at the man in the picture, now back at your man, now back at the one in the picture. Assuming you were able to tear your eyes off the screen, you must understand that such attractive men don’t exactly grow on trees.
This sturdy stud’s acting career started in 2000, but his first steps in show business started long before that in 1992 when he was signed as a model for Ralph Lauren.