20 Photos: Silver Foxes in Toronto:
When Hollywood's heartthrobs descend on the Toronto International Film Festival, many will prove the old adage, guys only get better with age. From rugged good looks to European accents, CTVNews.ca's Laura Cicchirillo lists 20 actors over the age of 40 who still have pulses racing.
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Silver fox: George Clooney
Age: 50
Why he makes us swoon: From 'ER' to 'Up in the Air,' the Oscar winner walks with the style and sophistication of old Hollywood.
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Silver fox: Brad Pitt
Age: 48
Why he makes us swoon: He'll soon hit the big 5-0, but Pitt's intense blue eyes and megawatt smile prove he's still a reigning Hollywood heartthrob.
AP Photo/Jonathan Short
Silver fox: Clive Owen
Age: 47
Why he makes us swoon: From his English accent to his rugged good looks, Clive Owen only seems to be getting better with age.
AP Photo/Farhad Berahman
Silver fox: Gerard Butler
Age: 42
Why he makes us swoon: He played a tortured soul in 'The Phantom of the Opera,' and he beefed up for '300.' Oh, and there's also that Scottish accent.
AP Photo/Peter Kramer
Silver fox: Jason Statham
Age: 44
Why he makes us swoon: He's been typecast as the dark daredevil in thrillers, but Statham dominates as the tough muscle guy ready to take charge.
AP Photo/Jae C. Hong
Silver fox: Antonio Banderas
Age: 51
Why he makes us swoon: Swooning is inevitable when the Spanish actor, director, producer, and singer turns up his Latin charm.
AP Photo/Silvia Izquierdo
Silver fox: Jon Hamm
Age: 40
Why he makes us swoon: The handsome actor brings Don Draper to life in 'Mad Men' with his raw cynicism and aggressive attitude.
AP Photo/Matt Sayles
Silver fox: Viggo Mortensen
Age: 53
Why he makes us swoon: The Danish-American actor may be the quiet type off-camera, but he shines in his roles.
AP Photo/Jason DeCrow
Silver fox: Christopher Plummer
Age: 82
Why he makes us swoon: Despite many roles, the renowned Canadian actor will always be best known as the stern, yet sensitive, Captain von Trapp from 'The Sound of Music.'
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Silver fox: Ethan Hawke
Age: 41
Why he makes us swoon: Many fans of the versatile actor have crushed on Hawke's good looks since he broke out in the 1980s.
AP Photo/Evan Agostini
Silver fox: Ewan McGregor
Age: 40
Why he makes us swoon: He's attractive, he can act, and he can sing. The Scottish triple threat remains a top favourite.
AP Photo/Dan Steinberg
Silver fox: Hugh Laurie
Age: 52
Why he makes us swoon: For those who like the gruff, rough-around-the-edges type of man, they need look no further than Hugh Laurie.
AP Photo/Matt Sayles
Silver fox: Nicolas Cage
Age: 47
Why he makes us swoon: The combination of his puppy dog eyes and fearless, raw talent makes fans hold tight onto their torches.
AP Photo/Gregory Bull
Silver fox: Jeffrey Dean Morgan
Age: 50
Why he makes us swoon: Were Morgan and Javier Bardem separated at birth? Fans can't get over the eerie -- yet remarkable -- resemblance.
AP Photo/Dan Steinberg
Silver fox: Terrence Howard
Age: 42
Why he makes us swoon: The attractive actor broke out onto the scene in 'Mr. Holland's Opus,' and continues to impress fans with his work.
AP Photo/Dan Steinberg
Silver fox: Woody Harrelson
Age: 50
Why he makes us swoon: He's had a variety of roles through the years, but fans may identify him best as the loveable, naive bartender on 'Cheers.'
AP Photo/Chris Carlson
Silver fox: Elias Koteas
Age: 50
Why he makes us swoon: The Canadian actor's rugged good looks keeps fans tuning in for more.
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Silver fox: Sam Neill
Age: 64
Why he makes us swoon: Best known for his work in the 'Jurassic Park' movies parts one and three, the handsome Neill now owns a winery in New Zealand.
AP Photo/Axel Koester
Silver fox: Willem Dafoe
Age: 56
Why he makes us swoon: With his chiseled jaw structure and penetrating gaze, it is Willem Dafoe's mysterious air that hooks his fans.
AP Photo/Jason DeCrow
Silver fox: Geoffrey Rush
Age: 60
Why he makes us swoon: He was Captain Barbossa in 'Pirates of the Caribbean' and a bold speech therapist in 'The King's Speech.' The man certainly knows how to turn up the bad.
AP Photo/Rick Rycroft
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