or Blondes on Film. Jeff Daniels, Brian Kerwin, now Aaron, Aaron Eckhart.

The first time I saw him was in "In the Company of Men." His character was utterly despicable and I thought he must not be acting, at least not very much.

His performance was seamless and seemingly effortless and natural. It was one of the most disturbing films I'd ever seen and I was hooked on Eckhart.

I felt deeply penetrated by His jaw, His chin, His eyes, His hair, His body...I was both aroused and ashamed when viewing the film.

There's a brief and difficult to see scene in the 1997 controversial film of his black dress socked feet/foot.

I've never seen a bad photograph of him. Every angle of his face and body is the epitome of Greek God. He's the closest to what I'd describe as male beauty. He isn't beautiful, though, he's just much more than handsome.