40 Actors I Love to Watch...

Adam Driver...I love this guy! Yes, the first time I ever saw him was on Girls and I know that lots of people either love him or hate him, especially in the newest Star Wars as Kylo Ren, but Adam Driver has this way of showing vulnerability without holding back that really touches my heart.

Adam Scott also on Park and Recreation like Nick Offerman & Chris Pratt on my list is someone I like to watch in whatever I see him in.

Not only is he funny, he has a mischievous twinkle in his eye which makes watching him so much fun!

First time I saw Andy Samberg was on SNL and of course he was funny, but he's been a hoot to watch on Brooklyn 9-9 for the last 3 seasons.

I like the fact that he's good-looking and doesn't mind making a fool of himself when he acts.

Bradley Cooper is not only easy on the eyes, he comes across as playful, fun and sincere. I love him in everything I've seen him in.

Chris Pratt was awesome on Park and Recreation and so much fun to watch and his bust out movies Jurassic World and Guardians of the Galaxy were lots of fun with him, but I can honestly say I prefer him as the chubby lovable Andy on P&R.

Whenever I watch his movies, I believe whatever he says...he comes across as so sincere. And OMG...did you see him in Pride & Prejudice?

Isn't he nominated for an Academy Award every time he makes a movie?

I first saw him in Primal Fear and he hasn't disappointed since.

To me, Evan Peters, has been my favorite male actor in the entire "American Horror Story" series. In my humble opinion, his character "Tate Langdon" in the first season has been the most engaging character in the entire 5 seasons.

He can sing, he can act, he's a Jedi...what more is there to say?

He is a manly man...such a good actor and so lovely to watch!

The first time I saw him was when I was a kid in 1975 and my parents took me to see One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. He made quite an impression & he's never let me down since!

When I saw him as James Dean in 2001 I was sure he was going to skyrocket to stardom. It didn't happen over night, but everyone knows who he is now. I think taking the "risk" to be on General Hospital catapulted him into the limelight where he belongs.

I've seen him do Bollywood, a quadriplegic, a half-human/half-goat, comedy, drama...he's brilliant in everything he does and his acting in Atonement was a tear-jerker and a half!

The first time I saw him was in 2000's Before Night Falls and I knew then that he was someone to watch.

He's handsome, he's an awesome actor & a loving family man...I'd say he's even cooler than "The Dude"!

I have been jokingly referring to him as my "movie-boyfriend" since 1986. He's been in the movies almost 30 years and I've loved everything I've ever watched him in.

The year that I saw Joseph Fiennes in "Shakespeare in Love" and "Elizabeth" I was sure he was destined for movie stardom. His career did not take off the way I thought it would. He was involved with "American Horror Story" and another TV series "Flashforward" and many other movies, but I don't feel they used his abilities to the fullest potential. However, he has just starred in the movie "Risen" and to me, that was FINALLY a role that used his abilities the best way possible.

I thought he was funny at 15 years-old in 3rd Rock From The Sun and he's grown up to be a fine actor in all genres as a young man.

I had watched him for years, but when I saw him in Cold Mountain his acting broke my heart and he was added to my list.

Yes, I loved him in Pushing Daisies, but after watching Soldier's Girl and especially The Fall I wonder why he isn't offered HUGE roles, he's an amazing actor!

Watching all his movies after "Growing Pains" has been a treat. My daughter wrote him off as a pretty boy but she finally had a change of heart after Shutter Island.

I first noticed him in My Life Without Me. and his charisma shines through in every role.

Yes...he has been in Magic Mike and American Horror Story and he's well-known for his chiseled looks and body, but I really enjoyed watching him for 6 seasons on "White Collar" the most. He was such a charming and engaging conman opposite his FBI counterpart played by Tim DeKay. They had a great bro-mance/friendship and I miss that show and those characters.

He plays Lt. John McBain on One Life to Live and I've jokingly referred to him as my TV boyfriend ever since I saw him as Caleb in 2003 on the soap opera Port Charles. As far as I'm concerned, he should be a major movie star!

Michael Imperioli is a natural and his characters are so believable to me. I also can't deny that I find him incredibly handsome with that great curly hair and his deep eyes.

I first saw Nathan Fillion as Joey Buchanan on "One Life to Live" and loved him, of course, and he's acted in lots of things since then, but watching him in 8 seasons of Castle has been awesome. He's charming, funny and so much fun to watch. I never get bored with his acting.

Nick Offerman is a manly man who excels in deadpan humor! He's awesome.

I don't care what movie or TV show Paul Rudd is in...whatever it is, he makes it fun to watch.

He was so beautiful in The Godfather Part 2 & Mean Streets back in the early 70's and has made so many excellent movies ever since! I was happy to see his comedic side come out in Analyze This. I think it would be safe to say that he's had a career that many actors would love to have.

He becomes whatever character he is portraying. He is so believable...I'd say he's like a chameleon and it's always exciting to see who he will become next.

I first noticed his intense performance in The Notebook and the last movie I saw him in was "Drive". He can say so much without words making him one of my favorite actors at the moment.

First time I saw Ryan Reynolds was in 2 Guys, a Girl and a Pizza Place back in 1998 (coincidentally Nathan Fillion was also on that show) and thought he was funny. I've watched him in various things over the years and always enjoyed watching him, but his most recent movie playing "Deadpool" was AWESOME!

My first Sean Penn experience was Jeff Spicoli in 1982's Fast Times At Ridgemont High which was playing at the theater I worked at. I saw that movie a million times and thought he was so cool. I never imagined that he would become one of the best actors of his time, but I think he is.

Steve Carell has the ability to make me laugh and cry from one scene to the next. With every episode of The Office that he was in and all his movies, I'd say he's made me laugh more than anyone else in the last 10 years. I appreciate the way he allows himself to show such sincerity and vulnerability in all his roles.

Just looking at Will Farrell on the screen doing ANYTHING makes me laugh. He was a laugh every week on SNL and every movie since. My parents don't seem to get his humor and maybe he's not for everyone, but I think he's brilliant!

Yes, I watched Will Forte on SNL, but that didn't make as much of an impression on me as he has in "Last Man On Earth". He is ridiculously funny and I love watching him every week.

I watched Zachary Levi for many years as "Chuck" and I was sad when that role ended, but I've seen him in other roles. I think what I like best is that he is so likable and he is funny in a subtle way.