youtube.com/shorts/dFXwpvbYtt8?si=u4EnZkf-Fi1k7R7X Is it someone who made an impression on you when you were younger? Or possibly someone who helped you to reconsider what it means to be a man later in your life? The images are just food for thought. It doesn’t have to be a public figure. Maybe a relative, coach or mentor. Who is your all time favorite manly man?
"Sandy Cohen makes his mark on the series as often being the voice of reason and moral compass of The O. C. When Seth gets stuck in a teenage quagmire, Sandy provides the sage wisdom that he needs. If Ryan is about to do something self-destructive, Sandy is always there to remind him that he is in his corner, even if it feels like it is them versus the world. Sandy also proves to be a fantastic husband; when Kristen was struggling with alcoholism, he was a patient support system; when she is overwhelmed with work, he steps in as her advocate. Sandy Cohen did it all."
I absolutely luv this response, and i can’t relate to the context at all. I’ve never seen that show or the character, but the way this is written, i feel it all.
Gotta be Clint Eastwood but in terms of fictional characters Arthur Morgan and John Marston are great, but I would be a heretic if I didn't throw in Aragorn, Legolas, Theoden, Gimli, Frodo but probably most of all Samwise Gamgee.
Hmm right now I really like Tom Hardy.. but in the past I liked Clint Eastwood, Mark Wahlberg, Russell Crowe, Jean Claude Van Damme, Al Pachino, and Robert De Niro
Ugh! Now i’m mad i didn’t think of Harrison Ford! I think Tommy Lee Jones is right there too. Alan Rickman never even occurred to me, but i can see it! Feel free to expand on “… so many more.”!
“Cinderella Man” is based on the true story of Jim Braddock. There are great documentaries about him. If you liked the dramatization, i highly recommend the docs!
I'm aware it's about the real guy, but I'm unsure if he was depicted perfectly in the movie. The movie was good and I liked his character. Not really big on documentaries, so I'll keep my opinion of this dude. If he was anything like the guy depicted in the movie, he has my vote
It’s closer than a lot of dramatizations, in my opinion. To your point, they often exaggerate certain aspects or even create wholly fictional narratives for the sake of the story. But i don’t think you would be disappointed. I wasn’t.
I think I would say Jean Claude Van Damme, even though his most famous movie was based on events that probably never happened in the real world, which wasn't even his fault. The real Frank Dux embellished his story a bit too much and got caught.
I can't support Clint Eastwood as an actor, because most of the roles he played are largely murderous and highly immoral at best. The same goes for any 007 lead.
My grandpa. He joined navy in his teen years to flee from his parents, he was there during WWII and First Indochina War. Yet I've always seen him calm, patient, humorous and kind, in any situation.
This is actually a really good answer. I feel like manly men aren’t as visible in modern media as they were just a few decades ago. Momoa is definitely that guy.
Yeah, I like his rugged and the way he walks. The way he carries himself but the best thing about him is how sweet and goofy he is. I find him adorable and attractive at the same time.
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