General Chat

Frank Sinatra, I loved his voice and his blue eyes. My current favourites are James Martin, and George Clooney. Plus my lovely OH that goes without saying!

I fell head over heels for Gregory Peck in Dual in the Sun .

Also loved Glenn Ford . When me and hubby were courting, see how old we are lol , we went to the pictures twice a week and if any Glenn Ford films were on hubby would say "guess we have to go and see your heat throb" . Wonder if he was a bit put out !!

My current heart throb is Gibbs, as well you know, our Rose. :-D

Back in the day it was Pernell Roberts (Adam in Bonanza) and David McCallum.

I also liked David McCallum, as Illya Kuryakin and Little Joe


watch hardly any TV these days except for 1+ hour of news in the early evening.

:-D :-D :-D :-D. Rose.

Oh heck now I am going to go to bed with the Bonanza theme tune running through my head lol.

Kathleen, oh yes I remember Herbert Lom in films, my mum liked him :-)

Love James Martin (cheff) a real dish.

Herbert Lom in The Human Jungle. I liked Richard Widmark too.

These days I like George Clooney (as he gets older).

Kath. x

I had a real thing about him when I was about 11 and my sister loved the other brother Adam. :-D :-D :-D

Aww LaGooner yes Little Joe was also nice looking, Brian May is a God amongst men imho lol, for many reasons :-)

Little Joe from Bonanza. My tastes have definitely changed now Brian May from Queen :-D and Dave Grohl from Foo Fighters

a non-serious thread that anyone can add to perhaps.

A few weeks ago on a repeat of NCIS, I smiled at the following exchange

Agent Kate Todd: "Gibbs? What did Ducky look like when he was younger?"
Special Agent Leroy Jethro Gibbs: [straight-faced] " Illya Kuryakin."

When I was young Illya Kuryakin in 'The Man from Uncle'( actor David McCallum, Ducky in NCIS to explain the quote ) was my heart throb :-D

Other's along the way were Richard Widmark ( he always died well in films lol), Yul Brynner, Newman, the young Brando...

Just reading the review for Benedict Cumberbatch as Hamlet, I believe he stirs the hearts of a few of his fans ;-)

So who was your heart throb back in the day, and do you have one now that makes your heart go pitter pat? ;-) ...and have your tastes changed much in the intervening years?