Late Flowering Lust !

crazyH

Anyone in a trouser, any man in a trouser, I should say, but there’s something about Prince Charles that I do like …

That has to be a joke surely?

Terence Stamp (Far from the Madding Crowd)
Robert Red Ford (Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid)
Cillian Murphy

Kiwibird I remember that drama. Imelda Staunton was the neighbour. I really enjoyed it. It was called Flesh and Blood. I’d like to watch it again now you’ve reminded me about it.

I fancied Harold Wilson and Mickhail Gorbachev. Odd.

When I was early teens I was so in love with Lou Christie I kissed his lips off my Jackie poster of him. I saw him singing "Im gonna make you mine" on You Tube the other day what was I thinking!!

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I guess I don't lust after anyone since my late husband died, but I can certainly still enjoy looking .... the actor Sam Elliott and his bedroom eyes do it for me. He was super-gorgeous in Roadhouse with Patrick Swayze, and he's still gorgeous now as a silver fox!

I'm wondering if anyone can help. 2 or maybe 3 yrs ago I watched a BBC drama series which I really really want to watch again but can't remember the name. The plot was. A mother and her adult daughters (can't remember if there was a son). Mother is divorced from husband. She lives by the sea. She meets a man and falls for him in a big way. They're planning a wedding but daughters are very suspicious of him, they don't know why. There's 'something' about him. Throw in an old neighbour who's known the girls since birth. Secretly thinks of the family as her own. Extremely possessive of them. Does her best to break up relationship between mother and her new man. A party is held. All on the back deck. Accidently, or maybe not, new man gets punched. Falls over banister to the rocks below. Is he killed? Looks like he's dead. But was that a wink??? And so the series ended. Do you know the name of it? Was there a second series? I think but maybe wrong that actress Nicola Walker was in it.

Aiden Turner
Idris Elba
Used to be Sean Connery

There are too many people on here after MY James Martin
Sam Neill is lovely as is Martin Shaw (in my opinion).

I'm greedy, I want two please!
Alan Rickman and Tom Conti.

And more...... Paul Newman, Alan Alda, Dustin Hoffman.

Oh and how could I forget Simon Baker

Has to log in to claim Douglas Henshall and have always had a liking for Neil Pearson and Laurence Llewelyn Bowen. And if going Hollywood then has to be Robert Downey Jnr

Demis Roussos in my younger day, saw him at the Theatre Royal in Newcastle many years ago but now it’s Giovanni.

Hugh Jackman, he was especially sexy in Eddie the Eagle even though he played a drunk! Also Pierce Brosnan as long as he doesn’t sing and George Clooney.

James Norton
Henry Cavill
Richard Armitage made me quite starry eyed at one point, but I have read several times now that he is gay. Is this true? As he is unobtainable whatever his orientation, does it matter?

I'lo go for the beautiful eyes and smile of James Martin - mind you I'd love to have a man that can cook anyway!! I reckon he'll do!

Ioan Gruffud, Jimmy Flynn.
Not understanding the Prince Charles attraction!
Nice man, but physical lust?

How could I forget Dougie Henshall?

For most of my life I adored Syd Barrett, even though that Syd ceased to be when he was still a young man. In recent years, I’ve realised it’s all down the to the voice so it has to be Tom Hardy. And after watching The Terror I kept watching every interview with a Jared Harris I could find. Used to think Johnny Depp was the most beautiful man on the planet till he ceased to be the loyal family man I thought him to be and I went off him instantly.

Chris Pratt ?

Bit late to this party! It used to be Tom Selleck when in his prime in Magnum PI.

But Sam Elliott has stayed the course - that voice! And happily married to the absolutely stunning Katharine Ross (Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid).

Curlywhirly

gulligranny

Well if we're talking Repair Shop, Steve the clock man can twiddle with my bits and pieces any time he likes ..

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He's a bit of all right ???

Kate1949

Oh yes singingnutty Will from The Repair Shop is lovely. I forgot about him. Obviously I'm old enough to be his Nan

Ooh, yes, but I wanted him for a son-in-law. Unfortunately, I think he's already spoken for!

Oh yes singingnutty Will from The Repair Shop is lovely. I forgot about him. Obviously I'm old enough to be his Nan

gulligranny

Well if we're talking Repair Shop, Steve the clock man can twiddle with my bits and pieces any time he likes ..

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