Heartthrobs

Ooh, yes, I had a thing for David Soul as well - lucky you meeting him! Did he give you that dazzling smile he had?

used to have a thing about David Soul when he was in Starsky & Hutch. I met him once and he said 'hi, how are you' and shook my hand. I just gawped at him

Do you mean this man, aka ? If so, I agree with you. Can't remember him in the Canterbury Tales, but I like the look of him. Dishy!

James Nesbitt, Aka?

(Was getting confused there, of course Stephen Fry is neither fanciable nor Irish! )

Try me with the folk musicians cross stitch Jon Boden is rather tasty.

When I was at grammar school it was PJ Proby. Several of us had pictures of him on the inside of our desk lids! Nowadays it is Rufus Sewell, Richard Armitage and some young folk musicians who people will probably not heard of.

Pete duel from alias smith & jones

Oh, Robert Horton was my dream. I kissed his photo every night and used to pray that I'd dream of him!

I've never seen [or heard] of that Gagagran but a combination of him and Connemmara sounds very nice. At the moment I have a crush on Anthony Horowitz after seeing him on The wright Stuff yesterday.

Meant chappy (using useless Kindle)

No not Stephen Fry (meant cheaply) he's not fancyable....(fanciable?) The Irish fella.

Well, I'm sure Stephen Fry would love being described as 'cheaply'!
(seriously)

Yes Ana that's who I meant. I'm useless on names. Still can't remember the other cheaply though.

Ah holly I get it now. No I am not a vicar. I did love the V of D and remember she had Sean's picture on the wall. I don't mind a Curly Wirly now and again though.

rubysong - just in case, I was referring to Geraldine Granger (Dawn French) in the Vicar of Dibley - she was madly in love with Sean Bean

Sorry, that should have been holly

-holly- no, I'm not Geraldine, but she clearly is a woman of taste.

Only just read this thread and oh my days! Robert Horton! I had an absolute crush on him when I was about eleven or twelve. I'd forgotten! And Scott Engel from the Walker Brothers was my teenage passion. Now it's Gary Barlow, Peter Egan and Martin Hughes-Games from BBC Springwatch.

I quite liked Robert Horton when I was at school, but my real passion was Robert Fuller in Laramie.
Since then the list has included Steve McQueen, Sean Connery, Michael Caine, papaoscar 's mention of Diana Dors reminds me that I really liked her husband Alan Lake, nowadays I've added George Clooney and Alan Rickman to the list.

rubysong

Sean Bean

Is that you Geraldine

d4dsquared - my mum also had a 'thing' for Patrick MacNee who played Steed in The Avengers, when he came on the screen she'd say 'ooh, look at him'; I won't repeat what my Dad used to say in response

Paul Newman ,Richard Gere , Mick Jagger , Colin Firth , Elvis Presley and my all time heart throb and still my number one , David Essex .

Clint, Steve McQueen, Robert Mitchum, Cary Grant, Alan Rickman, Jeff Goldblum and Leonard Cohen spring instantly to mind

Charles Dance (then & now) Colin Firth & Daniel Craig. Oh, and Sean Connery. Er.. and Donald Sutherland too. Yum.

Adam Faith and Jeremy Spencer