We've decided to include a One To Watch category on this blog for those actors who haven't got a huge back catalogue, but who we definitely want to see more of. So instead of praising their talents, we're just going to appreciate them as the eye candy that they are.
The first in this category is Max Irons.
We first saw him on a One to Watch list years ago when his greatest claims to fame were his father, Jeremy Irons, and his career as a Burberry model. Jeremy Irons made a cartoon lion sexy in The Lion King so it's hardly surprising that it is hereditary. As for the modelling he fits the Burberry stereotype perfectly- posh, multi-talented and strikingly handsome.
Since then he has appeared in a number of films. He cracked Hollywood with his turn in The Host and Red Riding Hood and is currently on our screens as the charming, passionate and intense Edward VI in The White Queen.
However we feel he earns his right to be on Illustrated Eye Candy because it was his appearance in Dorian Gray that really caught our eye. He can't have been on the screen for more than a minute but we waited till the credits to see just who that possessor of God-given bone-structure was.
And god-like is the way we like to describe him. With his small eyes, pout and unbelievably sexy voice we feel that he's one to watch purely because there is no way someone like him could be ignored.
So... who drew it better?
The first in this category is Max Irons.
We first saw him on a One to Watch list years ago when his greatest claims to fame were his father, Jeremy Irons, and his career as a Burberry model. Jeremy Irons made a cartoon lion sexy in The Lion King so it's hardly surprising that it is hereditary. As for the modelling he fits the Burberry stereotype perfectly- posh, multi-talented and strikingly handsome.
Since then he has appeared in a number of films. He cracked Hollywood with his turn in The Host and Red Riding Hood and is currently on our screens as the charming, passionate and intense Edward VI in The White Queen.
However we feel he earns his right to be on Illustrated Eye Candy because it was his appearance in Dorian Gray that really caught our eye. He can't have been on the screen for more than a minute but we waited till the credits to see just who that possessor of God-given bone-structure was.
And god-like is the way we like to describe him. With his small eyes, pout and unbelievably sexy voice we feel that he's one to watch purely because there is no way someone like him could be ignored.
So... who drew it better?
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