Has there ever been a better-looking man than Alain Delon in his prime? (What do you think of his looks?)

Beautiful. But not sexy in the least.

Wasn't an identical thread to this one posted a few weeks ago?

I disagree R1

I saw Delon in Purple Noon recently and he was sexy AF

Was there anything wrong with his face?

What are his views on homosexuality?

Overrated

He looked like a rodent. Not interested.

R7, why a rodent?

Why not? He looks like a squirrel. One with a dirty little secret. -R7

What about Louis Jordan?

What is this, "20 Questions"? I don't have any particular opinion on Louis Jordan, know nothing about him, really. Based on that one photo, not my type and too young. I'm way more familiar with Delon and his exploits. -R7

R11, you do know that he did not stay that young forever?

And he was much better known than Delon, so a lot more people know what he looked like than know Delon.

Was Louis Jordan homophobic?

Delon was beautiful, no denying it.

Sex appeal and beauty are two completely separate things; sometimes they go together, often they don't, and sex appeal is an even more subjective perception than beauty.

Another case in point: young Brad Pitt. Undoubtedly beautiful, but totally lacking in sex appeal for me. Meanwhile, Ralph Fiennes, who was attractive but not as beautiful, was sex on legs to me.

What about Pepe Le Pew? He was cute wasn't he?

Jeff Bridges in Against All Odds and Pierce Brosnan in the late 80s.

His teeth were pretty bad. Shame he's a homophobic and racist self-loathing bisexual woman-beater. I think Paul Newman, Gregory Peck and Cary Grant were better looking. But he was a pretty and fuckable twink.

Pierre Clementi who also worked with Visconti and got his big break in Belle De Jour and Oedipus Rex.

Jean Sorel who was compared to Delon numerous times. He was also in Belle de Jour playing Catherine Deneuve's sexy cuckolded husband. He worked with Visconti too.

Oh no, R14. I have a terrible story to tell you about Ralph Fiennes. I saw him in December in the play he was doing in NYC, Straight Line Crazy. My seat was in the front row on the right hand side of the thrust stage. I was so close to him, I literally could have reached out and grabbed him. At one point, he was leaning over a drafting board looking at architectural plans. Somehow the light caught him from the back and his khaki pants were completely see-through. I realized, because of how the light was hitting him, that he was wearing....butt pads. Seriously. The man has absolutely no ass. And it wasn't even as if the butt pads made his ass so much larger or more proportional or rounder than a normal ass. There was no reason for him to have the butt pads, other than he has no ass. (He didn't sit for long periods in the play, etc.) I still like him a lot as an actor, and yes I did find him sexy, but perhaps a little less after what I saw.

Visconti, Bertolucci, Pasolini and Fellini basically just put the guys that they were fucking in films.