Rock Hudson, Tony Curtis and Robert Wagner, 1954.
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Propaganda
Marlon Brando (The Wild One, Guys and Dolls)—I MEAN HAVE YOU SEEN HIM
Robert Wagner (Say One for Me, The Pink Panther)—yes i definitely think he maybe murdered natalie wood. but i am submitting him solely for his big wet douchebag eyes. also i wrote an immense amount of fanfic about him when i was like fourteen
This is round 1 of the bracket. All other polls in this bracket can be found here. Please reblog with further support of your beloved hot sexy vintage man.
[propaganda photos submitted under the cut]
Additional propaganda submitted with this photo: "The first time I saw this man was not a typical one of his roles it was Gus and Dolls and it is my favorite of his movies. The way he sings “luck be a lady” is so perfect I’m fussy when Frank or anyone else sings it AND that he doesn’t seem to have another musical. Plus he’s got those Sad Mad Bad Boy faces. And then there’s the things he does with his hands?! To emphasize points or whatever but they’re great"
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Robert Wagner and "buddy" Jeffrey Hunter
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Natalie Wood at El Morocco, 1950s
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Movie Life (July1953)
Jeffrey Hunter And Robert Wagner (1951)
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Rock Hudson, Tony Curtis and Robert Wagner in a shoot for Life Magazine, 1954
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Robert Wagner, circa 1955.
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For the purposes of this poll I'm defining 'Old Hollywood' as 'made his film debut before 1960'
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Robert Wagner-Susan Clark "Banning" 1967, de Ron Winston.
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Robert Wagner dans sa Jaguar XK150 Roadster 1959 avec Robert Conrad sur les courts de tennis du Bel-Air Country Club vers 1960.. - source Cars & Motorbikes Stars of the Golden era.
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Shirtless Celebrities
James Cagney (1932)
Jeffrey Hunter And Robert Wagner (1951)
Rock Hudson (1956)
Christopher Walken (1969)
Tab Hunter And Roddy McDowall
Harpo Marx
James Dean
Robert Redford
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