Denzel Washington & Chris Pratt
The Oscar winner and the Guardians of the Galaxy star team up to fight an evil land baron in a reboot of The Magnificent Seven.
Armie Hammer
The Lone Ranger star may be the hottest cowboy of the week—with everyone except the critics—but he's not riding into the sexy sunset alone. As Hammer kicks off his adventures alongside Tonto (Johnny Depp), we look back at Hollywood's hottest cowboys...
Jake Gyllenhaal
Brokeback Mountain's Jack Twist may have wished he could quit his forbidden lover (Heath Ledger), but he wasn't about to give up his life of cowboy boots and sheep herding.
Daniel Craig
Cowboys & Aliens' Jake Lonergan is the cowboy half of the title, a loner who must fend off an alien invasion using futuristic weapons and crystal blue eyes you just can't help but get lost in.
Brad Pitt
The most heartbreaking part of The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford is that you know going into it that the People's Sexiest Man veteran is going to end up six feet under.
James Dean
Giant's Jett Rink is a ranch hand who falls for his boss's wife (played by Elizabeth Taylor). How could she not pick Dean? He's gorgeous! The third part of the love triangle is Rock Hudson. Tough decision!
Viggo Mortensen
Hidalgo's Frank Hopkins is a member of Buffalo Bill's Wild West show who must travel to the Middle East with his trusty mustang to defend their title of World's Greatest Distance Horse and Rider.
Colin Farrell
Another take on Jesse James, but in American Outlaws, the Wild West's most infamous bad boy is the hero. He robs trains, sure, and is a deadly shot, yeah, but he looks hunky doing both.
Leonardo DiCaprio
Long before he returned to the West for Django Unchained, Leo played Fee "The Kid" Herod, who enters a gun-slinging tournament to earn his dad's respect, in The Quick and the Dead. All together now: Awww!
Matt Damon
All the Pretty Horses' John Grady Cole heads to Mexico to find ranch work and instead falls in love with an aristocrat's daughter (Penélope Cruz). She loves him too—why wouldn't she? He looks great in a ten-gallon hat.
Timothy Olyphant
Justified centers around Raylan Givens, an Old West-type deputy U.S. marshal who enforces his own brand of justice in his modern Kentucky hometown. But who doesn't love a man in uniform?
Clint Eastwood
In The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, Clint's character Blondie was considered The Good. Well, one thing is for sure: The cocky bounty hunter was definitely not The Ugly part of the title. Not by a long shot.
Hugh Jackman
In Australia, native Australian Jackman plays Drover, a cattle drover tasked with helping Lady Sarah Ashley (Nicole Kidman) move her cattle across the outback. We don't need to tell you the two get hot and heavy along the way.
Will Smith
We'll let Big Willie explain it himself: "Wild Wild West, Jim West, desperado, rough rider / Buffalo soldier, look it's like I told ya: Any damsel that's in distress, Be out of that dress when she meet Jim West."
John Travolta
In Urban Cowboy, Buford Uling Davis, aka Bud, moves from a small town in Texas to the city, where he meets a girl at a bar and sweeps her off her feet after one dance. (This is the star of Grease, after all. We'd fall in love too.)
Christian Bale
The task is simple: Dan Evans, a Civil War vet and poor rancher, assists in the arrest of outlaw Ben Wade (an equally dashing Russell Crowe) and must deliver him for the 3:10 train to Yuma Territorial Prison. But nothing is that simple.
Heath Ledger
It's no wonder that Jack Twist (Jake Gyllenhaal) fell for Ennis Del Mar. He's got the strong, silent thing down and looks impossibly handsome in a Stetson. If only their love story ended differently.