The Mansome Way: 15 Masculine Celebrities
#14 Josh Brolin
No Country For Old Men made his career, but Josh Brolin's portrayal of a younger Tommy Lee Jones certified his manliness and level of mansome.
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15:
Christian Bale
Younger Bale can be questioned but when it comes to the older version, there's denying Batman. Why? How is Batman not been manly in the past decade?
14:
Josh Brolin
No Country For Old Men made his career, but Josh Brolin's portrayal of a younger Tommy Lee Jones certified his manliness and level of mansome.
13:
Colin Farrell
Probably the bad boy of this bunch, Farrell is notorious for being, well.. "evil". But it's all in good fun and consistently adds to his look. Let's just hope he doesn't become a boss again anytime soon.
12:
Mark Ruffalo
His masculinity can be attributed to his recent role as The Hulk in The Avengers (which really is an example of ultimate masculinity) but his down-to-earth personality just adds to the intrigue.
11:
David Beckham
Becks has been the face of English soccer since the late 1990s' and ever since he hasn't faltered in pulling off masculinity, even with unpredictable haircuts.
10:
Brad Pitt
Think about the various looks Brad has gone with over the years since Interview With A Vampire. Now ask yourself - "Who else can pull that off?".
9:
Ryan Reynolds
Reynolds only flaw is that he's constantly framed into bad films. Green Lantern isn't masculine but his off-screen look sure is.
8:
Roger Federer
The hair, the eyes, the talent. Roger Federer is a king on the tennis court and when it comes to masculinity, there's few that beat him.
7:
Orlando Bloom
He hasn't been in any recent major films and there was that diminutive role in Troy, but Bloom has that foreign masculine look that's louder than you perceive.
6:
Tom Cruise
For just one minute, forget about the jumping on the couch incident and gaze at him. See what we're getting at?
5:
George Clooney
Seldom hidden from photographers, Clooney has been a charmer for years and it's mostly do that masculine jawline that has magazines and critics drooling.
4:
Guy Ritchie
The man behind UK hits like Snatch and Rock N' Rolla, director Guy Ritchie has the look that stuns most of England (Madonna too).
3:
Clive Owen
Everywhere he goes, the actor always seems to have a gun or some sort of weapon on him. If that doesn't speak volumes, we don't know what else does.
2:
Johnny Depp
He isn't a bruiser, but Depp is a gentlemen and though he's played eccentric parts, he's a walking display of a Renaissance Man.
1:
Russell Crowe
A famous Hollywood actor, the Aussie is rugged and dangerous (remember Gladiator?). Those are qualities women look for, right?
