
People magazine recently named John Legend as its 34th Sexiest Man Alive, joining a long list of Hollywood's hottest who grace the covers of their special annual issue, from actor George Clooney to athlete David Beckham. Starting with a then-29-year-old Mel Gibson in 1985, the list has grown over the years to include some A-list royalty who are not only recognized for their good genes, but also for their golden careers.
There are only four guys who have been featured more than once. Brad Pitt, George Clooney, Johnny Depp, and Richard Gere have all won twice, although Gere's first win was as part of People's special "Sexiest Couple Alive" award, along with Cindy Crawford.
Now that John Legend has joined the ranks of People-certified Sexy Men, it's time to ask whose attractiveness has stood the test of time and which award makes you do a double-take. Who's your favorite cover-dude from People's Sexiest Man Alive list? Rate them in this quiz!
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Tom Cruise (1990)

Patrick Swayze (1991)

Nick Nolte (1992)

Denzel Washington (1996)

Harrison Ford (1998)

Richard Gere (1999)

Brad Pitt (1995 and 2000)

Pierce Brosnan (2001)

Ben Affleck (2002)

Jude Law (2004)

Matthew McConaughey (2005)

George Clooney (1997 and 2006)

Matt Damon (2007)

Hugh Jackman (2008)

Johnny Depp (2003 and 2009)

Ryan Reynolds (2010)

Bradley Cooper (2011)

Channing Tatum (2012)

Adam Levine (2013)

Chris Hemsworth (2014)

David Beckham (2015)

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson (2016)

Blake Shelton (2017)

Idris Elba (2018)

John Legend (2019)

13 Comments
1960. Um… I’m 2010
They should’ve Zac Efron hehe
1970s
nope
1970s
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 2012
Same but I’m from 2014
I got 1960s…….what the heck!!!! like no try decades later
you were born in the 70s!
I’m gen z😭
😭😭😭 i got 1980s
im a 2000s 2011 to be exact
same
Same
omg it was right, I’m a 90’s baby <3
Were you born in the 80s?
Yes, I was
‘You were born in the 1980s’.
Completely wrong. Late 1950s actually.