Not " classically" good looking, but attractive nevertheless.

I think teeth are awfully important. Axl Rose wins on that score in my book.

But my secret drool is Alec Baldwin, perhaps in his thinner days, though (but who am I to talk?).

There used to be a site called provocateuse.com which seems to have disappeared, which listed lots of nice-looking men with pictures sorted according to your preference. Emphasis on hands, feet, with glasses, and wet.

Attractive women? Rachel Riley.

Among actresses, Katharine Hepburn stands out. Not a classic beauty, she had superb bone structure; her intelligence and personality shone through in amny diverse roles.

Oh dear - fingers getting tangled. amny many.

Robert Bathurst (very cuddly face!)
The late John Thaw
Charles Fox (love his cut glass accent)

Not Charles Fox! Edward Fox!!

I always think Jo Brand has a lovely face - nice cheekbones and beautiful lips . Bill Nighy's got that gorgeous crumpled look .

And of course Noel Fitzpatrick for his love of dogs (and cats etc) melts my heart.

Oh yes, definitely Noel Fitzpatrick every time!

Professor Brian Cox
oh and Jim Broadbent

I like Henning Wehn, the German comedian from Would I Lie To You and Mock the Week, not classically good looking but very funny and charasmatic. But then I'd rather have someone who can make me laugh any day over anyone else.

Philip Glenister
And I will share Professor Brian Cox with Jane

Denholm Elliott and Joanna Lumley.

I find myself attracted to Tamsin Greig - although I think the cool voice may well play its part...

Yes feetle and that Julian Rhind-Tutt who played opposite her in that hospital sit-com the name of which now escapes me.
Sexy name, sexy guy

Ooh. ooh! The 'wiggly' (her word) face of Daisy Haggard does it for me too!