Hot Actors in Their 50 and 60s: Feat. Pierce Brosnan, Harrison Ford, Dennis Quaid, James Woods and Alan Rickman

Pierce Brosnan – Born: 1953

Pierce Brosnan used to look younger. He is now showing every year of his age but he is still one of the most beautiful men in Hollywood. Some men are born pretty and well, remain pretty. You can learn all about this handsome and talented actor in my Pierce Brosnan trivia.

Dennis Quaid – Born: 1954

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Dennis Quaid co-starred with the lovely and cute Topher Grace in In Good Company. Now, Dennis played Scarlett Johannson’s dad in that film, but, if today both Dennis and Topher both asked me out, I honestly think I’d favor Dennis. Just like Kevin Costner, Dennis was one of the hunks of the 80s and 90s. Luckily for us and him, he has aged pretty well.

 More Dennis Quaid Movies:

The Day After Tomorrow

Yours, mine and ours

Playing by Heart

Alan Rickman – Born: 1946

It might seem odd to call Alan Rickman as attractive (well, odd to other people than his fans), but you just need to watch one of his later movies to see he does indeed carry age with charm and grace. Watching his movie Snow Cake, I really didn’t have a hard time believing Carrie Anne Moss’ (born in 1967) character asked him out, we really weren’t that surprised.

Cover of Snow Cake

James Woods – Born: 1947

I used to think James Woods was one of the unattractive actors. I never questioned his talent and I did love watching his movies, but I just didn’t like how he looked…until his legal drama/thriller series Shark came out, that is. He has grown older, only to look cuter, sexier and well even more charismatic. Sure, just like Hugh Laurie in House, his character’s brilliance helps, but it was two minutes into the show when I decided that James Woods turned from an average-looking man to a really good-looking, older actor!

Harrison Ford – Born: 1942

I never used to care much for Harrison Ford, because I didn’t really think taking it easy and having a laugh weren’t really in him. Then I watched his hilariously fun adventure/comedy/romance Six Days Seven Nights, and my whole perception of him changed. In the movie, he showed that he could be funny and charming all at the same time and that he could let go of the charisma for fun’s sake. In this movie, he was 56. There was a scene when Anne Heche’s character asked him hold he was, he told her to guess. She guessed 45 and then went up, until Harrison whispered the correct number into his ear.So she smiled, and said: “You still look good.” To which he replied with a meaningful tone and smile:” I still am good”.

Cover of Six Days, Seven Nights

In 2010, he starred alongside Brendan Fraser in Extraordinary Measures and showed us that he still looked and indeed is good.

Cover of Extraordinary Measures

More Harrison Ford Movies

The Fugitive starring Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones

Firewall starring Harrison Ford, Paul Bettany and Virginia Madsen

Air Force One starring Harrison Ford, Glenn Close and Gary Oldman

Regarding Henry starring Harrison Ford and Annette Bening