This handsome brunette with a devilish smile and classical good looks is definitely a hunk on the rise in Hollywood. English actor Max Deacon has acted his way into our hearts over the years, even if he's still waiting for that one role that makes him a star. Max got his start with a few forgettable TV movies, but first showed he had the potential to be a Hollywood heavyweight when he joined Daniel Craig in Flashbacks of a Fool (2008). From there he focused on the British small screen, playing Joel on the hospital drama Casualty and Private Alec Hyman on the bad cop drama The Promise, before hitting the History Channel as Calvin McCoy on their feud based miniseries Hatfields & McCoys. We could never feud with a dude as good looking as Max Deacon, unless it meant a chance for some explosive make up sex. See, Summer in Februrary (2013) has us wishing every day was summer so that we could go to the beach with Max. In the Dominic Cooper led artists colony drama, Max skinny dips in the ocean - running into the waves completely nude. His strong back and firm buttocks have us salivating while he sprints from the camera and into the water. We're waiting for him to turn around and run toward us, but he never does. Someone should've yelled "shark!" You might remember Max as Donnie in the found footage tornado thriller Into the Storm (2014), Billy in the Paris during WW2 fashion drama The Collection or Dr. Handlin on Pretty Little Liars. But as much as we'd like to tell you there's more stuff to be handlin yourself to from Max, he has kept things pretty PG. Most recently he popped up in episodes of NCIS and NCIS: Los Angeles as two different characters, and is set to star in the real life Gardner Museum art heist drama Art Thief (2023). Comparison is the thief of joy, but we can't think of any young Brits we think can compare to Max. Skinny dipping's cool but we need to see you freakin Max Deacon!
