Just for fun, nothing explicit please.

Jane Birkin and Serge Gainsbourg breathing heavily singing Je t'aime. Oof.

Oh, Rufus Sewell! How to choose between him and Mr Rickman? But then I remember Nathaniel Parker in his young day.....

John Travolta dancing, when I first say him in Saturday Night Fever, getting ready to go out and when he was learning the dance with Stephanie I also loved him in Michael and the dance scene in Pulp fiction with Uma Thurman, ( the film was very violent but the dance scene was brilliant) the music always gets me dancing.

Julie Christie and Donald Sutherland in Don't Look Now

OK, Cabowich - I give in:

youtu.be/k_Ja8OpzfMs?feature=shared

But really you need to watch the whole film!

This!

You have to be patient, the best bit is in the middle.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=XorTBFK_rEU

Frank Langella in the 1979 Dracula, so sensual!
Olivier as Van Helsing. John Williams music. I must try to watch again.

Clint Eastwood (back in the day)
George Clooney
Alan Rickman
Rufus Sewell

They don’t have to act in a film, I could just look at them all day.

Lots of these seem to have dances in them - there's also "Strictly Ballroom"

Mizuna

Jane Birkin and Serge Gainsbourg breathing heavily singing Je t'aime. Oof.

Oh no😱 they both looked as if they needed a good scrub.

I do agree on that , good looking pain in the arse but definitely a moment to enjoy!!

Mine was the first time I saw Bryan Ferry on TV.I must have been about 30. It stopped me in my tracks. He was the sexiest man I had ever seen. He went a bit sleazy sadly.

Turkish actor Can Yaman in Early Birds (you tube) such a sensual actor and extremely handsome!

Liam Neeson kissing someone in the film "Husbands & Wives". (1992.) I can't remember who he kisses, or why. It's a gentle kiss - might even have been on the hand? (I haven't watched it since!) But oh my goodness, it melted me!

Yul Brynner in the Kind and I

My husband is sitting here beside me, laughing, so that is cramping my style a bit. BUT, I am not queuing for Alan Rickman or Rufus Sewell; I would run round to the front and meet them coming the other way. But I'll add Aneurin Barnard and Matthew Baynton, especially when line dancing in Ghosts!

The pottery scene in Ghost with Patrick Swayze and Demi Moore. Their hands said so much.

Jean-Louis Trintignant in Un Homme et une Femme. Swoon.

When I was 16 I was obsessed with WWII films. I fell in love with James Coburns pure white teeth and naughty glint in his eye, Charles Bronson, James Garner, David Niven and Anthony Quinn. All of whom were either passed away or old men by the time they had entered my consciousness. I think I was attracted by how powerful they seemed.
I love the film Brief Encounter, it’s not sexy but it really touched me especially at the end when she returns to her husband and you just know that he knew what she was up to.

An up to date phewww for me is Laurence Fox in Lewis. It’s weird as don’t like his views and don’t normally like slim men, but his laconic style in that drama definitely made me all hot and bothered 😂 fun post for a Wednesday in the midst of all the sad/ hard news in the world, so thanks

I have two.

Anthony Hopkins in the Remains of the Day - there's a scene with Emma Thompson over a book and he gives her this look, it's heartbreaking / full of yearning / love and I think, so sexy!

Ralph Fiennes on the staircase with Julianne Moore in The End of the Affair...

The looks between Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham from Fleetwood Mac singing 7 Wonders for me.

Currently who I can't stop looking at is Chris Hemsworth in the aftershave advert he is in. Can't tell you the name of the stuff as I don't notice anything else but him! May be Dior at a guess.

Thank you whethertomorrow for brightening my morning. I wish I was still dancing the Argentine Tango even though it wasn't with Anthony Banderas. All the other suggestions have brought back memories from the past when things where done in a much more subtle manner.

Esmay

I also found Alan Rickman incredibly sexy .
And so is Bill Nighy .

Yes, I agree. It's funny isn't it, when both of them were so often in slightly comedic roles rather than more serious ones.