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^ He did have game in that movie.

Beyond All Seas

"The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being overwhelmed by the tribe.
To be your own man is a hard business. If you try it, you'll be lonely often, and sometimes
frightened. But no price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself." - Kipling

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I stopped ideolising tv characters long time ago but I remember while growing up, my game was highly inspired by this brazillian actor called Jose Mayer. Dude had crazy game. Witty, gentleman (without being weak), playboy, he even played a character where he used to bully one of his girlfriends. He had super talent for acting.

The first woman on this video that kissed him, used to turn me on a lot. She was mad seductive.

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Jason Statham in The Transporter series.
Gerard Butler in 300.
Steve McQueen in Bullitt.

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(03-01-2014 05:39 AM)Hotwheels Wrote:  Tom Cruise in Tropic Thunder

How terrorists should be addressed.

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The King of Cool: Steve McQueen

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Connery as Bond. Jon Hamm as Don Draper. Burt Lancaster in From Here to Eternity.

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I try to exude Ray Donovan's aloof confidence, his posture and his IDGAF attitude whilst balancing it with Russell Brand's wit and playfulness

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Tom Cruise in Jack Reacher (height aside).

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Alain Delon in Le Samourai - assassin who lived like a Spartan apart from his appearance which was always impeccable. Was single minded in his approach to his work to the exclusion of everything else. His downfall pretty much started once he stopped adhering to his principles. Definitely appeals to the lone wolf/strong silent type of image.





Steve McQueen in The Thomas Crown Affair - Whereas Delon in Le Samourai is like the daily grind that, if followed consistently, gets you to where you want to go, McQueen here is what it looks like when you get there. He's got the charisma, presence, and polish, combined with the ability to push the envelope physically and mentally.

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Tony Manero (John Travolta) in Saturday Night Fever

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I'd pick Steve McQueen.

Autistic, paranoid, distant, semi-misanthrope, loves cars.

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Ryan Reynolds
Matthew McConaughey
Steven Avery

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Timothy Dalton - The Living Daylights

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Stifler im American Pie.

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Steve McQueen in The Great Escape

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(02-03-2017 11:02 AM)Steve McQueen Wrote:  Steve McQueen in The Great Escape

It's crazy that you say that. I had never even heard of that movie until today and was just watching it about an hour ago.

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Someone listed Timothy Dalton and Daniel Craig. I'm partial to Roger Moore. I like alpha males that are lovers first, fighters second.

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In no particular order:

-Clint Eastwood in the fistful of dollars and dirty harry movies : the definition of rugged


-Bradd Pitt as Tyler Durden - a projection from the frustrated ideals of the narrator given a semblance of life ->stylish,fit,irreverent,extreme.


-Tom Hardy in almost everything I've seen him in (Didn't see the Mad Max movie thankfully) - juggernaut of a man


-Clive Owen - Balanced,strong and sober

(any one watch "I'll sleep when I'm dead?")

-Terrence Hill - Funny, fit (and even now in his old age!) but not exxageratedly comic bookish physique and oozing charisma (bonus points if you see his non-funny roles, he looked intimidating)


-Sean Connery - as pointed out before, ages with grace and is an Alpha's Alpha!

Dats wot your muther shaid!

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(01-02-2012 02:25 PM)Tuthmosis Wrote:  Al Pacino in Carlito's Way: wise, street smart, cool-as-fuck, but still with balls of steel.

Pachino gets mentioned as having an "eternal ghetto pass" in this scene from Luke Cage at about time 0:58. Hahaha.

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Paul Newman.

Less in Cat On A Hot Tin Roof and Butch Cassidy, more in The Hustler and Judge Roy Bean and Slap Shot.

And to a lesser extent, James Coburn in Pat Garrett And Billy The Kid.

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Mel Gibson

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