The Vintage Film Star Thread

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Fred MacMurray by Eugene Robert Richee, 1937

 

[ShortMuscleTop]

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So hot.

 

[ShortMuscleTop]

I can't believe there aren't more posts for one of the most beautiful men I've ever seen, John Gavin.

 

[HemmingwayI]

I can't believe there aren't more posts for one of the most beautiful men I've ever seen, John Gavin.
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I agree that he came as close as any man possibly could to being beautiful, and have long been curious as to whether he was well hung?

 

[Reflex8]

Young Fred Mac Murray was seriously hot!

 

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Young Fred Mac Murray was seriously hot!

He was sexier than I realized! I wonder if there are any good photos that show him from below the waist?

 

[BigBurly87]

Poor, drunk Monty

 

[HemmingwayI]

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Poor, drunk Monty

Are you sure that that is Montgomery Clift?

 

[Reflex8]

It is Monty, but he was fooling around rather than drunk at the time. Despite the serious acting roles he was famous for, he was a goofball with his friends offscreen.

 

[fallsman1]

He was sexier than I realized! I wonder if there are any good photos that show him from below the waist?

Here are some captures of Fred MacMurray from the 1937 film, True Confession.

 

[Clarkie]

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Young Fred Mac Murray was seriously hot!

Fred MacMurray Was the Inspiration for Captain Marvel/Shazam!​

 

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SO cool. A few blocks up from my apt. (I did not take btw)

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Manhattan? What pleace is?

 

[mateo.fdl]

Hot scene from Les Branches a Saint-Tropez (1983) with two hot studs in speedos, one in black and one in white, flirting with some broads.

Enjoy

They are georgeous!

 

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Fred MacMurray Was the Inspiration for Captain Marvel/Shazam!​

His eyes conveyed a certain sensuality.

 

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Jean Marais by Raymond Voinquel, 1938