I'm not sure I've spelt that correctly (it doesn't look right anyway) but it gives the gist: who were your heartthrobs and has it changed over the years?
Mine were:
Clint Eastwood (in his Rawhide and spaghetti western days) Steve McQueen
and, oddly enough
David Bowie
Now I have developed a soft spot for David Dimbleby!
Hi cross stitch I must have seen Saul Rose at some point (with the Watersons) but can't remember. I did once see all the Lakemans, with Kate Rusby and Kathryn Roberts, in Safeway, which is now Morrison's, in Tavistock. Jim Causley has a most beguiling voice but is, I think, not in the running for heartthrob.
This is going back a bit.... I had a huge crush on an American actor called Larry Parks in the 1950's. He played the part of Al Jolson in "The Jolson story" and "Jolson sings again". For years I had photos of him in my school desk and in my bedroom. He was incredibly handsome. These days I drool over Matt Damon, and also Michael French of Casualty and EastEnders.
Robert Horton (wasn't his horse called Topaz?), Robert Fuller and Adam Faith. More recently - Sean Bean - when he was in Sharp, Alan Rickman and there's something about Phillip Glenister too - even if his hair is receding.
I remember Kay Kendall I think she had lovely red hair ? She was in that iconic film that I can't remember the name of about the London to Brighton car race.
Long long ago Russ Conway (!) and Richard Chamberlain. Then it was Alan Rickman snd Charles Dance. Now I find I have a growing interest in TV history programmes particularly when fronted by "nice young men" such as Tristram Hunt, Dan Snow and the chap who did the Ancient Greeks but whose name I have of course forgotten !
I am listening to YouTube now with 'If you've got to go, go now' one of MM's hits by Bob Dylan. Did they do Watermelon Man too, I liked that a lot. Still got their EPs on vinyl.