How about some ugly male movie stars?

Samuel L Jackson. Though he’s not ugly ugly but not particularly attractive. Same with Tim Robbins.

Kevin Bacon. He has a pig snout for a nose. Never found him hot, but I hear he’s a nice guy.

Yo momma

^^^ Blackmussy

How about that Ethel Merman guy in "Call Me Madam"?

Oh wow, such different tastes, Kevin Bacon is still very hot and i found Tim Robbins kind of cute.

Conversely i am baffled by the admiration here on Walton Goggins, a minor version of the also not hot Jack Nicholson (lookswise).

Kevin Bacon is fkin sexy as fuck.

Charles Laughton!

Walter Brennan

Edward G. Robinson was a very nice guy. Wallace Beery, not so much.

Buscemi

What's his face that is married to the college scandal bitch from Desperate Housewives.

R2- Many years ago my friend said Kevin Bacon has VACU nostrils- meaning like a Vacuum Cleaner.

R11- He was offbeat good looking in 1986 in the movie Parting Glances.

Michael Shannon.

It's distracting.

Loe Jocke

Clint Howard is aggressively ugly, Ron is just plain ugly.

Bogart and his hefty overbite.

Ratboy although I dispute the movie star part.

Adam Driver looks like a neanderthal.

A lot of comedic movie stars fit this bill. Seth Rogen, Kevin Hart.

William H Macy. A face only a mother could love.

Yes, Adam Driver!

Steve Buscemi, sweet but ugly.

That’s the one r12 couldn’t remember the name of.

Was going to say, yeah the one from that movie where some guy puts a dead body in a woodchipper. Where the pregnant sheriff is played by what’s her name, who's married to what’s his face the director. Fargo.

Pete Postlethwaite!!

You antidiluvian gits do recognize the names you've posted are meaningless to 99.9% of human beings alive in 2024. Right.

John C. Reilly… And he sounds like a cartoon character.

Jonah Hill

Movie Star = Headliner, Bankable Actor

A lot of the people mentioned are character/working actors, not movie stars.

A good example is Dustin Hoffman, who really was a box-office attraction in the late '60s and '70s with smash hits like "The Graduate" (1967), "Midnight Cowboy" (1969), "Little Big Man" (1970), "Straw Dogs" (1971), "Papillon" (1973), "Lenny" (1974), "All the President's Men" (1976), "Marathon Man" (1976), and "Kramer vs. Kramer" (1979).

He was nominated for lead Oscars for "The Graduate," "Midnight Cowboy," "Lenny," and won for "Kramer vs. Kramer."

r29, Loosen the bone Wilma.

Beery was absolutely a star. Human garbage, but he was the highest paid man in Hollywood. Yes, in 1894, as R27 points out.

r31, My sister dated Wallace Berry, I think you're prone to exaggeration.

The sad loser still FFing me because he thinks I’m defacto.