The immensely talented, Oscar winning actor Benicio Del Toro has appeared in some of the most high profile and critically acclaimed movies of the past few decades. With his brooding presence and chameleon soul, Benicio Del Toro is one of the few actors known almost exclusively for his craft, though he has done some work for environmental causes. Originally from Puerto Rico, he moved to Pennsylvania as a teenager, then found a love of acting at UC San Diego and decided to drop out of school to become an actor. After doing some TV work and appearing in Madonna's "La Isla Bonita" video, Benicio really found his footing on the big screen as Duke the Dog Faced Boy in Big Top Pee-wee (1988), Robert Davi's tall and slender right hand man Dario in the Bond flick License to Kill (1989), and his breakout role as Fred Fenster in The Usual Suspects (1995). We suspect you enjoyed imagining hooking up with that bad boy! From there, Benicio found himself starring in huge movies like when he both got fat and teamed with Johnny Depp to play Dr. Gonzo in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (1998), stole diamonds alongside Brad Pitt as Franky Four Fingers in Snatch (2000), and took home the "Best Supporting Actor" Oscar for his role as the straight laced Mexican cop Javier Rodriguez in Traffic (2000). With his solid body, thick head of hair, great lips, and dreamy eyebrows, Benicio could stop traffic! Benicio struggled a bit in the early 2010's, largely due to The Wolfman (2010) bombing, but Benicio found himself in The MCU as the collector in Guardians of the Galaxy (2014) just a few years later. Since we collect scenes of hot dudes taking it off onscreen, we quite enjoyed his work as Pablo Escobar in Escobar: Paradise Lost (2015), since that one showed Benicio having a shirtless, late night thinking session. We think about you late at night all the time Benicio. Sometimes with our shirts off. Lots of times with our pants off! Benicio killed it as Alejandro in Sicario (2015) and the sequel, then portrayed real life prison escapee Richard Matt in Showtime's Escape at Dannemora. Most recently,Benicio teamed with the legendarily quirky auteur Wes Anderson in The French Dispatch (2021). You better dispatch some matadors to the movie theaters. Benicio Del Toro has us horny like the bull!
