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BonViv
06 Jan 10 10:26
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Ans no i don't mean John Holmes or King Dong

I'd personally go for Chuck Norris
with honourable mentions for Bruce Lee and Stevan Segal

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By:
redbag
When: 06 Jan 10 10:26
rock hudsons a bit stiff imo
By:
popup
When: 06 Jan 10 10:30
Steven Seagal
By:
boxingthefox
When: 06 Jan 10 10:31
Bruce lee
By:
shame about ray
When: 06 Jan 10 10:32
Richard Harris
By:
HRH The Lager Khan
When: 06 Jan 10 10:33
Hugh Grant
By:
HH Sultan Vinegar
When: 06 Jan 10 10:34
Gort the Robot
By:
Jimbo747
When: 06 Jan 10 10:38
That huge fooker from the longest yard (adam sandler version)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Great_Khali
By:
RLKingPunter
When: 06 Jan 10 10:41
Jack Palance had the meanest looking face ive ever seen
By:
HRH The Lager Khan
When: 06 Jan 10 10:42
And the first person to mention Ray Winstone will get a sock full of pool balls wrapped round their head. Anyone mentioning Vinnie Jones will get a a sock full of pool tables wrapped round their head.
By:
Jimbo747
When: 06 Jan 10 10:44
Pauly Shore
By:
Barry Conway
When: 06 Jan 10 10:44
James Stewart. Awarded amongst other medals, the Croix de guerre during WW2.
By:
The Leopard
When: 06 Jan 10 10:45
Ian Hardman...?

http://www.uk.castingcallpro.com/view.php?uid=168633
By:
Hoss
When: 06 Jan 10 10:50
Victor McLaglen, his fight with John Wayne in The Quiet Man was classic. He had an absolutely amazing life check this out, :)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victor_McLaglen
By:
selina
When: 06 Jan 10 10:56
John Biffer Bindon
By:
HH Sultan Vinegar
When: 06 Jan 10 10:58
Lenny McLean
By:
boxingthefox
When: 06 Jan 10 11:06
I think Audie Murphy has to be at the very top for his performance in to Hell and Back, based on a true story where he played an American soldier practically winning the war by himself.......................... He was the soilder!

From Wiki.................
Audie**Murphy (June 20, 1926 (?) May 28, 1971)[2] was the most decorated American soldier of World War II. He served in the European Theater. He later became an actor, appearing in 39 American films,[3] and also found some success as a country music composer.
In 27 months of combat action, Murphy became the most highly decorated United States soldier of World War II.[2][3] He received the Medal of Honor, the U.S. military's highest award for valor, along with 32 additional U.S. and foreign medals and citations,[2][3][4] including five from France and one from Belgium.[1][2][5]
Murphy's successful movie career included the extremely popular To Hell and Back (1955), which was based on his book of the same name (1949).[3] He also starred in an impressive 39 Hollywood films.[3] He died in a plane crash in 1971 and was interred, with full military honors, in Arlington National Cemetery.[3] Audie Murphy's grave site is the second-most visited grave at Arlington, after that of President John F. Kennedy.[1][5]
By:
LOCHINVAR
When: 06 Jan 10 11:09
Steven Segal
By:
boxingthefox
When: 06 Jan 10 11:11
LOCHINVAR 06 Jan 12:09
Steven Segal

Yeah, great at beating up women in real life. you m0r0n
By:
Sica Dan
When: 06 Jan 10 11:13
Neville Brand was not far behind Murphy and he sure looked a lot meaner than Audie,virtually all his roles were bad guys.
By:
Big Charlie
When: 06 Jan 10 11:16
Got to be Steven Seagal

A big height advantage at 6-5
By:
boxingthefox
When: 06 Jan 10 11:17
Sica Dan, good call.
By:
The Ayatollah Of Rockanrollah
When: 06 Jan 10 17:06
Mr Miyagi (NAP)
By:
Scamp the man
When: 06 Jan 10 17:07
Bruce Lee
By:
the.mad.dog.man
When: 06 Jan 10 17:09
stevan seagal is a pussy he never takes his coat of
By:
terry mccann
When: 06 Jan 10 17:09
danny**"dyer
By:
TambourineMan.
When: 06 Jan 10 17:09
Vincent Jones.
By:
shreeve77
When: 06 Jan 10 17:10
phil mitchell
By:
MRGRUMPY1
When: 06 Jan 10 17:11
King Kon. He only effin lost, cos he was holding the empire state building in his other hand.
By:
Lozzy
When: 06 Jan 10 17:11
Steven Seagal obviously. Martial arts expert.
By:
HRH The Lager Khan
When: 06 Jan 10 17:22
THWACK! for Tambourine Man.
By:
shergarburger
When: 06 Jan 10 17:25
gay thread
By:
Dark Destroyer
When: 06 Jan 10 17:28
Spencer Tracy did OK for an old bloke with one arm tied behind his back.
By:
Sir Denis Eton-Hogg
When: 06 Jan 10 17:32
all actors are soft poofters (NAP)
By:
matt the taff
When: 06 Jan 10 17:35
Robert Shaw
By:
sally skindivers
When: 06 Jan 10 17:47
John Bindon
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SIR DEREK TROTTER
When: 06 Jan 10 17:59
got to be ross kemp imo.
By:
timmy2988
When: 06 Jan 10 18:01
Lenny McLean
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Odd Sock
When: 06 Jan 10 18:16
Hmmm ... no mention for Crint Eastwood ... ah, so !
By:
Postman Pat
When: 06 Jan 10 18:17
Danny Dyer

hahahahahaha
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