The delicious David Tennant could have gone into church work like his dad, or played professional soccer like his grandpa, but instead David opted for acting and soon became the tenth Doctor on Doctor Who. Born in Bathgate, Scotland on April 18, 1971, David knew he wanted to be an actor from a very young age, so he studied at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland and soon made his onscreen debut in the TV series Dramarama in 1988. From there, David moved on to playing Campbell in the Scottish psychiatric hospital radio station drama Takin' Over the Asylum, Simon Brown on the river police comedy Duck Patrol, and Greig Miller on the tanning salon owner jokefest Terri McIntyre. Hitting the big screen in 2005, he was the death eater Barty Crouch Junior in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005), but what was much more exciting, and really got us fired up was when we got some tasty semi-nudity from David for his titular role in Casanova (2005). Playing the historically legendary sexual supernova, he gets down and dirty in the sack with a lucky lady who gets to touch him shirtless. His fuzzy chest is worth the watch when he is lying in bed again with several women. The same year, David landed his dream job when he replaced Christopher Eccleston as the tenth doctor on Doctor Who. Who wants to see David's ass? If you do, your best bet to make that discovery is Recovery (2007) where he undresses alongside a lovely woman. David was Peter Vincent in the reboot of Fright Night (2011), did a bunch of voice work in stuff like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles where he was The Fugitoid, then had a long run as disgraced Detective Alec Hardy on Broadchurch. These days, he's starring as Phileas Fogg in PBS' Around the World in 80 Days, but we haven't had or fill of sexiness from David. Luckily for us, David shows some skin in the British Rom-Com which sounds like the way we'd like to be in bed, You, Me and Him (2018). David shows off a glimpse of his magnificent manbush as the lucky Lucy Punch examines his package! Unfortunately David covers up the goodies before we get a peek. We can’t get enough of Doctor Who’s ding dong! David Tennant can room with us anytime!
