I'm not a big fan of Hollywood types, but if a Paul Newman look-alike walked through my door, I probably wouldn't send him away. Although he is not old school, if Colin Farrell walked through my door, I would probably faint. He is pretty much sex on a stick.

Two in one with this clip.
My icon is Cary Grant. And Kate Hepburn might be a close second.

Elizabeth Taylor was stunning

Always a fan of Lauren Bacall, I liked her look and her attitude.

When I was 12, I had a big crush on Gene Kelly. I loved his smile. He was my first love...lol. After that I loved William Holden....Bridge on the River Kwai (sp)? I think it had something to do with the muscles in his arms. Hahaha. He was my hero for a while.

Earliest male icon was John Wayne, of course. And Jerry Lewis.
As I got older, I came to enjoy the easy coolness of William Powell (The Thin Man) and especially Cary Grant. And I want to dance like Fred Astaire.
Patty Duke was the first woman I can remember having a crush on. Then Barbara Eden. JULIE NEWMAR AS CAT WOMAN! Raquel Welch. And the show stopper, Anne Margaret. Wowza. And any of Josie or her Pussycats.

ICONS:
Jim Belushi
Steve McQueen
Clint Eastwood

PINUPS:
Jane Fonda
Cheryl Ladd
Ann Margret
Jennifer Love-Hewitt
Cate Blanchett

I did have a pinup of Jane at one time. And even found one from the same shoot, but not quite the same
and of course the ubiquitous "Playboy of the Month", for whatever month it was...

Racy then, pretty tame nowadays.

I'm sure I'd have one if I could remember the names of any.

Heddy Lamarr!

Brad Pitt has been my pinup (though I don't have posters or pictures) since I was introduced to him in the movie Thelma and Louise.

Natasha Kinsky.

Now Eva Green... she will be in my Next Rendition of my Hollywood Wall.... yeah in my last apartment in Jacksonville FL, I had a Hollywood wall with Marilyn Monroe, Ava Gardner, Dorothy Dandridge, Helen Mirren, Salma Hayek, Susan Hayward, Jane Russell, Sofia Loren, Hale Barrie, Michelle Pfeiffer, Jane Mansfield and my mother. I got enough now for a Marilyn Monroe wall plus the hollywood wall.

The first pinup I fought my cousin for was Raquel Welch.

Although there are others, and he's been around a while, he's one of my first. Plus I think he's still got it. Robert Redford

Kim Basinger dribble lol and I love Robert Dinero

Well, he certainly could NOT be called a pin-up, but going quite far back, I guess I'd have say W.C. Fields. That guy cracked me up. One of my fave quotes/lines attributed to him went something like this, a friend found Fields sitting with an open Bible once, and said, "Why, Bill, you old reprobate, what are you doing reading the Bible?" To which Fields allegedly answered, "Looking for loopholes." The man was funny.