The Hollywood Hair Hall of Fame is an attempt to pay homage to those actors who have not only brought joy to our lives with their acting, but have graced us with the presence of their tremendous hair.



Danza's hair was pretty bland though. They never utilized it to its fullest potential.



John Schneider's hair's most impressive attribute is its durability. His hair still looks great 30 years later.




Before he was that big lip broad's henpecked husband, Harry Hamlin was a pretty big deal. As Michael Kuzak on "LA Law" in the late 80's, Hamlin had middle aged housewives everywhere creaming their pants every Thursday night. No doubt due to his fabulous hair.



Simon Baker has a nice head of naturally wavy hair. The light just glistens off of his lush foliage. A solid hairline completes the package.



John Hamm from Madmen. Let's see how his hairline holds up over the next 10 years.




John Travolta had a beautiful head of dark naturally wavy black hair. Too bad that hairline receded so quickly.

Hamlin's was the best.

Shale wrote:

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Yul Brynner

I always thought Yul Brynner was one of the handsomest actors. He had an exquisit face and a very sexy voice.

John Schneider owns this list.

Bluesmama wrote:

I always thought Yul Brynner was one of the handsomest actors. He had an exquisit face and a very sexy voice.

My wife had a thing for Kojak. A lot of guys don't realize that some women find bald heads attractive.


(Oh there is the correlation with other smooth shiny little heads)

I had a huge crush on both john schneider AND Yul Brynner. Loved him as Ramses!

I remember after he died, the american cancer society put out commercials of him telling people to stop smoking or they'd wind up dead too---was a powerful campaign

Eh, I'm not too fond of guys with long hair, but I guess John Schneiders hair is really nice. And being totally bald isn't a look every guy can pull off either.