John Gavin

Loved him in Spartacus

Gavin was Mexican -American who used a stage name to sidestep enduring discrimination and prejudice against Mexicans.

He was a Republican.

Republican not a magat.

That neckerchief really says, "man's man"!

R4 If Mr. Gavin wanted me to be a Republican, I would be lol

Republicans created Magats.

[quote] He was a man's man.

He was a very performer

[quote] Gavin was Mexican -American who used a stage name to sidestep enduring discrimination and prejudice against Mexicans.

Because John Anthony Golenor sounds so Mexican.

Looked like he gave a good fuck

Ask Constance Towers , she was married to him !

Gavin also was quiet and stayed out of the press.

I always wonder why he didn’t get to play in “A Touch of Evil” instead of charlton Heston.

Maybe he was straight?

I would love to come home to that!

Cut or uncut?

And 6’4”.

Unfortunately, his acting was memorably wooden.

R19 I bet you'd fuck him though

Oh yes. He had wood pinga.

He's hot AF

He was the Henry Cavill of his day.

He was gay.

R24 You wish!

I agree, he's superlative. I'm surprised though more people didn't make a big deal about his looks in his heyday & that he wasn't a bigger star or idol. I mean, face it, he's perfection.

his moniker was "the poor man's rock hudson" ( as joan collins was the poor man's elizabeth taylor and jayne mansfield was the poor man's marilyn monroe)... but I always thought he was waaaaaaaay handsomer and sexier than rock hudson....

^ I agree.

He was HOTTTTTT

He was hot.

But he was about a dull as a box of hair - not much personality and not very bright.

I can project wisdom and maturity and depth and slyness and a sense of humor onto his stillness.

I try not to think of his politics when I fap to him in Imitation Of Life.

Many many years ago (1971!) I was an apprentice at a summer stock theater in Ogunquit, Maine on the Straw Hat Circuit and John Gavin came through in a production of The Fantasticks in which he played El Gallo ("Try to Remember"). I remember nothing of his performance or if he could sing the score, but he was quite handsome and tall. He actually attended a party my roommates and I gave for the cast and crew and he was very gracious. His hair looked like he dyed it with black shoe polish, but perhaps with his Mexican heritage, the color was real..

Sorry, just remembered, it was 1970! Even longer ago........

[quote]He was a man's man

Lordy, OP. Gavin was straight, but he was hardly a "man's man." He was a flighty, model-actor and a little light in the loafers in image. That doesn't mean he was perceived as gay, just "pretty."

He was Tall, goodlooking, hairy chest, uncut peen, he was beautiful. Loved him shirtless in Psycho when I was about 10 while watching the late night movie, he put ideas into my young and impressionable gay head, so many fantasies, all I knew was I wanted him, whatever that meant, wow... :-)

^ Uncut peen? Who told you that? Constance Towers?

R19- Just like Matt Damon and his GAY boyfriend Ben Affleck

He looks good here

He was perfect in "Millie" as Trevor Graydon was a wooden character and gorgeous so John was the perfect casting

Yeah, I can tell, R39. I see Gavin had a massive uncut cock!

John Gavin is listed on male celebrities who are circumcised and uncircumcised, JG is on the Uncut list... Google it.

They should have shown his murder in Spartacus

He is perfect

What a shame we never saw that COCK.

Joh Gavin's foreskin was perfectly intact. He was a civilized man, not a mutilated barbarian.

John Gavin was born Juan Vincent Apablasa.

He was mesmerizing when he appeared shirtless in Psycho. Like r36, I saw this as a gayling and I think my eyes nearly popped out of my head.

Here he is speaking quite good Spanish after he’s been named ambassador to Mexico by Reagan. He’s parroting free market Republican talking points, but he’s still sexy.

But he’s still a very, very limited actor.

^ Forgot the link!

I met him at an Argentine Film Festival at the Academy. He spoke Spanish flawlessly. I think he wore a toupee by then, this being around 1986, but he was still stunningly handsome.

Saw him in Seesaw on Broadway. I was sitting third row center and lemme tell you he was gorgeous in person. And he gave a pretty decent performance and sang well.

[quote]He was a man's man.

Where did you get that idea, OP?

[quote] a mutilated barbarian

R46, are you saying all circumcised males are each, individual, barbarians?

Politically, Iwould agree that intact cocks are, socially and ethically the way to go for today's parents.

But if that means a lot more uncut cocks out there, no thanks.

So many uncut cocks look disgusting to me.

I love a shitake mushroom cap!

R46 has the ugliest dick on this thread.

One of Gavin’s best performances is in “A Time to Love and a Time to Die” (1958), based on an anti-war novel by Erich Maria Remarque, who also wrote “All Quiet on the Western Front,” and who also appears in the film. Gavin’s an earnest German soldier on the Russian front, who gets 3 weeks leave to return home, only to be confronted by the realities of Nazi brutality.

A startling change from his domestic output, the film was directed by Douglas Sirk, himself an expatriate from Nazi Germany, who enveloped the story with gritty reality. A huge flop at the time, it deserves a closer look, if you can find it. Rarely shown on TV, it has been available on DVD and Blu-Ray.

He was truly exquisite.

No, R54 does.

His acting was so wooden in Psycho that Alfred Hitchcock referred to him as “The Stiff.”

I would have liked to see this hot motherfucker stiff.

Loni Anderson recounted their fling in her memoir. Her mom was quite dazzled that her young daughter, already a single mom, scored movie star cock. This was quite some time before the Burt Reynolds era.

R61 John Gavin was too classy for Loni Anderson

He was hot and married to Helena Cassadine which makes him A-OK in my book.

Connie was nothing but a bald whore.

I swear everything is on YouTube.

[quote]John Gavin was too classy for Loni Anderson

It made me think of less of him but she spoke very highly of him even though he seemed interested in nothing but a hookup.

My mum loved him x

He and Doris Day had a fling while shooting "Midnight Lace" in 1960. They remained friends and more than a decade later, Gavin was a guest star on Day's CBS sitcom.

I as a gayling got to know Constance first in her Rodgers and Hammerstein days. Imagine when years later I saw her in her Sam Fuller movies.

If Janet Leigh hadn't being dickmatised by him she wouldn't have ended up in that swamp

R50, John Gavin's real name was Juan Vincent Apablasa.

John Gavin's bedroom scene in PSCYCHO created a particular fetish for me as a child the first time I watched him - Hairy chested bruiser in dark dress pants with a leather belt. Nothing sexier than that image.

Was also gorgeous as Trevor Graydon in "Thoroughly Modern Millie" and perfect playing a gorgeous stiff shirt for Millie

He was a stunner.

Sparticus. Oh, dear.

There was an Aids benefit showing of Millie at the Astor Plaza when Victor Victoria was on Broadway. All the films stars were invited but of course everyone wanted to see Julie.

Well she cancelled and the only one to show up was of course Carol. The rest of the cast sent notes of regret and the warmest and most charming and funny was John Gavin's. I was pretty surprised.

He's perfect

To R63, Did Helena Cassadine ever find "The Ice Princess"?