Veteran actor Jason London has an equally sexy identical twin brother named Jeremy London, who is also a successful actor. Imagine the possibilities. With all due respect to Jeremy, Jason's the bigger star, thanks to some wildly iconic roles he landed at the beginning of his career. Originally from San Diego, Jason grew up in Oklahoma and Texas before taking to the acting world in Blood Ties (1991). Soon enough he was acting alongside Reese Witherspoon as her teen dream crush Court Foster in The Man in the Moon (1991), but then, in 1993 he landed the role that would make him an icon: the longhaired, rebellious high school quarterback Randall "Pink" Floyd in Richard Linklater's coming of age classic Dazed and Confused (1993). Many young men and ladies were glazed watching Dazed, if you catch our drift, thanks to Jason's laid back attitude that was sure to get him laid by any hippy chick he wanted to hold the hips of. After telling his coach his big summer priority was getting Aerosmith tickets in that movie, Jason actually appeared in a bunch of Aerosmith videos in the mid 90's, but first flashed any kind of skin in The Rage: Carrie 2 (1999). As Rachel's ex-boyfriend Jesse Ryan, Jason takes his shirt off and has sex with his girlfriend, which lets us see his slim and sexy body. It's mad sexy! While nowhere near as big as Dazed and Confused, Out Cold (2001) is certainly a cult classic in large part because it introduced the world to Zach Galifianakis, but Jason's portrayal of Rick Rambis really kept the movie together. Jason's later career has been marked by some tough breaks and a few bad choices, He was Bobby on ABC's short lived horse ranch drama Wildfire, then did one offs on stuff like NCIS, Grey's Anatomy, Scandal, and Ghost Whisperer. But Jason seemed drawn to horror movies and thrillers. In the immortal assassin thriller Black Box (2012) we see Jason swimming in his undies, while in the erotic thriller Fatal Call (2012) we see him in the middle of action although everything's obscured by a blanket. Jason's most recent work has been in largely forgettable stuff like Mississippi River Sharks (2017), The Second Coming of Christ (2017) and Merry Ex-Mas (2022). While we known he'll always be Pink Floyd to many, it sure would be memorable if he did at least one dull frontal role. We sure wish Jason London's pants were falling down!
