Celebrity Crush

Colin Firth. With or without the wet shirt

Jeff Goldblum!!!!!

Hugh Jackman ?

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Denzel Washington, mmmmmm.
Patrick Stewart, although less so since he started wearing old man, up to his nipples trousers.
Alan Alda. Loooove a clever, funny man!

Three very sexy guys. Yassss.

Rufus, do you look like the twinkly-eyed Barry Crump? You sound to be a joker like he was
BradfordLass; Goodness me! I thought we were still on a war-footing following my (on reflection) tasteless comment re; "frying tonight" some time ago and when you shot me down in flames. Perhaps we can kiss and make up!
Barry Crump? Never heard of him, but John Clarke and Bryan Dawe were very popular regulars on our ABC TV. Almost as good as Barry Humphries.
OoRoo

Jeremy paxman, a man called Mike Wolfe that's on a tv programme called American pickers that my husband watches , and Sean bean I've gone all weak at the knees

Sidney Poitier was rather lovely in his younger days.

Bradley Whitford
Michael Wood

I seem to like men with impossible hair!!

I do like a nice smile so Dennis Quaid has been a crush since 'The Right Stuff'.

Greig Laidlaw

John Alderton
Alan Rickman
George Harrison

Louis Tomlinson
Dev Patel

Imran Khan , never watched so much cricket as when he played

Michael Portillo?????? you've got to be kidding)!!
Mossfarr; Whilst nursing my sore knee and doing a bit of navel-gazing, again, your comment raised the question, in my mind at least; is the apparent shortage of Grandads actually due to gay ones not coming out! Nothing wrong with that of course; even gay Gordons!

Ryan Gosling (lovely eyes)
Roger Allam (lovely voice)

Blinko Peter O'Toole at the Liverpool Empire, playing Macbeth. Was annoyed with the kids on school trips at the afternoon matinee and let forth a string of obscenities the like of which the audience had never even heard before.

Brilliant actor. On this occasion - shit audience

Oh yes, Peter O'Toole...

David Gower for me for several decades.

Oh Paul Newman and Steve McQueen when I was younger.
Peter O'Toole for a long time
Kim Bodnia (after The Bridge)
James Norton
and David Olusoga (but I realise there's a queue)

And Rufus2 if you see Simon Baker about, my cerebral crush ( after you, of course) package him up and post him to me. I could use those Mentalist skills of his at the moment to pick some winning lotto numbers.

Rufus2 it was yards actually sweet boy

I'd stop poking those ancient Australian grannies if I were you, otherwise you might catch something worse than a crack on the kneecap, and besides you don't want to get those chinos of yours stained do you?

I am so glad I was able to rekindle your dreams esther, it is awful when we find our crush is a bit of a knob in reality. Your teenage taste was impeccable.

the only thing remotely near 60 in this house is my waist size
CaroDane: Are we talking Metric or Imperial? Not your IQ, surely?
With your mathematical skills you'll notice it's now way past my dreamtime, but not much chance of that! I copped a nasty crack on the left knee whilst doing the Hokey Pokey at our "Over 80's Club"; Some of these Aussie Grannies are a bit too vigorous at times! OoRoo

ooh Tom Hardy is no.1 for me
but it could be James Martin
or Ewan MacGregor
or Sean Connery (in his younger days - he's a bit grouchy now)
or Daniel Craig

sigh......to many men, too little time.

(Michael Portillo?????? you've got to be kidding)!!

GillT57. How nice to hear that about Davy Jones. I absolutely adored him when I was about 13, I lived and breathed him! I was so distraught when my mother wouldn’t allow me to go to The Monkees concert at Wembley - my two best friends were both going but not me!

Esther1. I once met and spoke to Davy Jones, and can confirm that he was polite, charming with a lovely smile and a very sexy voice.