Ugly celebrities you're attracted to

[AriGriffin]

I have been watching a lot of shows from the 1950s - 1990s courtasy of Retro Television Network and PBS.

Chuck Connors (The Rifleman)- rugged, his face lit up when he really smiled.
Fess Parker (Daniel Boone)- Hey, not many men could pull off wearing a 'coon skin cap.
Alan Alda (M.A.S.H.)- What can I say, I like comedians.
David Ogden Stiers (M.A.S.H.)- I think he is cute/distinguishably handsome.
Gary Burghoff (M.A.S.H.)- I thought he was cute on M.A.S.H.
Joe Lando (Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman)- compare a photo of him with the Sully wig and one of him with super short hair. The wig made him look hot, without it = turn off for me.
I'm not attracted to Jack Elam (character actor)- lovingly refered to as "Ol' Crazy Eyes" in my family- but I feel a fondness about him.

[firecat88]

Joe Lando (Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman)- compare a photo of him with the Sully wig and one of him with super short hair. The wig made him look hot, without it = turn off for me.

Going to have to agree with you on that one. With the long hair? Very hot. Without it? Not so much. I feel the same way about Kevin Sorbo. I loved him with longer hair when he was in Hercules: The Legendary Journeys, but hated his shorter hair in Andromeda.

[Food Lady]

Speaking of Retro TV--cool idea for a channel--how could I forget Randy Mantooth (EMERGENCY)? Well, back then, anyway.

[Sunshine]

steven tyler...i think its the lips. not from now, but from back when aerosmith first started
patrick stewart <3 picard
Michael Dorn...the man that played worf
steve buscemi

[telecom_goddess]

Alan Alda (M.A.S.H.)- What can I say, I like comedians.

I had such a crush on him back then.....oh my lordy. Yeah he's a favorite.

Speaking of Retro TV--cool idea for a channel--how could I forget Randy Mantooth (EMERGENCY)? Well, back then, anyway.

Had one on him too.....we are talking 70's here people lol.

steven tyler...i think its the lips. not from now, but from back when aerosmith first started
patrick stewart <3 picard
Michael Dorn...the man that played worf

What not Data?

[AnaKhouri]

I thought of another one:

Mitch Pileggi

aka AD Skinner from The X-Files and Darby from Sons of Anarchy.

He;s just so...bulldoggish.

[Eisa]

How did I forget Alan Alda? Him as Captain Hawkeye Pierce...omg -fans self-

[BeenThereDoneThat]

I always liked Alan Alda too. And actually I think he's gotten more attractive with age :-)

Here's a weird one...Terry Jones from Monty Python. I really think he was good looking back then.

[Gumby30]

Mmm Seth McFarlane (Family Guy). He's cute, funny, intelligent and has an amazing singing voice.

I will also join the Anthony Stewart Head fan club - and second whoever mentioned Repo! He was so good in that movie. I met him at a con recently and he's so nice and funny. Rawr.

Oh and Gary Oldman. Especially as Sirius Black - that man can rock my socks!

[Sunshine]

no, data is too pale!

[Hellzar]

Awww I like data. And David Tennant, he makes me feel all tingly.

[Clover]

Owen Wilson. Everyone I've mentioned him to gives me this 'you're nuts' look, but I think he's really attractive. It's worth noting I have a major thing for bent/crooked noses and whatnot-not to mention I like men who look like men, and who couldn't possibly look like a regular female if put in a dress, which is why while I think Orlando Bloom and Johnny Depp are somewhat attractive, they're really not my type. You put Orlando in a bra and dress and he'd look like a chick.

[RecoveringKinkoid]

I did not say Owen Wilson because he is too obviously smoking hot to be on this list.

[telecom_goddess]

I did not say Owen Wilson because he is too obviously smoking hot to be on this list.

Says YOU

It's ok I wouldn't go for Data either. But I still would go for Mr Spock.

[Victoria J]

I love men in glasses if they have the face for it. I've always had a thing for Steve Buscemi.

If you like him it definitely isn't for his looks. But he is a good actor with great timing, and part of that is that he expresses a hell of a lot of character. I don't personally find him attractive - but I would believe he'd be hugely entertaining to talk to. He seems smart, and clearly has a sense of humour. Plus he's more of a hero than most of those who actually get to play them - as he's a former New York fire fighter who went back and worked as a volunteer fire fighter immediately after 9-11.

However he's played so many psychopaths my gut reaction to him is to be creeped out. (Plus I once dreamed that I was casting a Pac Man film, and woke up with the revelation that he would have to be the blue ghost, Inky, and after that I can't take him very seriously).

I'll throw in Steve Buscemi, Ron Perlman, and Jean Reno too. I'll take them over some airhead pretty boy any day of the week and twice on Sunday. And I'll second The Edge. Rawr!

My first crush was on the beast as played by Ron Perlman in Beauty and the Beast. I think I was generally thought to be terribly romantic and unworldly because of liking someone from something like that, with all the romance and poetry, but my love of a deep voice is very very worldly.

Being completely covered in make up kind of gives him a neutral score for looks, more than made up for with his voice. His actual features rate as a negative for me, but I think I'd still run to bed with his voice in a heart beat.

The other odd one, which I have never admitted before, is Kathleen Turner. Who is old enough to be my mother, a woman and blond. There are other women I am attracted to, though more frequently I am attracted to men. She is absolutely the only blond I have ever liked though.

I just really like her smile. I kind of imagine she'd have a really nice dirty smile, and that making her smile would be well worth the effort.

It's a shame she hasn't aged more naturally - she's still attractive but shes a bit "tight" around the face like someone who's had work done. I think I'd prefer wrinkles.

In general I like deep voices, quite thin men with quite straight lines (which rarely goes with deep voices), and plump women. I very rarely find women in films etc. attractive, because the standard is so thin. It seems very sad that beauty standards are so narrow some of us rarely get to see people we find beautiful.

As someone who loved a beast first, obviously I'm a little odd.

Victoria J