Friday Eye Candy: Literary Men On Film

So basically what I keep doing here is taking all y'all's great ideas and putting them on the (virtual) page. You wanted more bad boys? I gave you more bad boys. You wanted hot celebrity chefs? I gave you hot celebrity chefs. Now, it seems, you want Hot Literary Men on Film.

So Hot Literary Men On Film you shall have.

Ewan McGregor as Julien Sorel. Stendhal's The Red and The Black is one of my favorite novels of all time, and Julien Sorel one of my favorite characters, and Ewan McGregor one of my favorite hotties. PERFECT STORM OF LITERARY-SLASH-CINEMATIC HOTNESS OMG.

Jeremy Northam as Mr. Knightley in Jane Austen's Emma. One of the sexiest characters in the Jane Austen oeuvre, I think, with the exception of Mr. Darcy. And Jeremy Northam nails that sexy, hard. Who knew that cravats were so hawt?

Colin Firth as Mr. Darcy. DUH.

James McAvoy as Tom Lefroy in Becoming Jane.  James McAvoy could play Jane Austen herself and I'd still drool over him.

Ralph Fiennes as Heathcliff in the 1995 version of Wuthering Heights. Men just don't get much broodier than this.

Joseph Fiennes as William Shakespeare in Shakespeare in Love. Dark and intense and smeared in ink: just how I like 'em.

Paul Rudd as Josh, the latter-day Mr. Knightley in Clueless. Is this cheating? I just really think that Paul Rudd is sex-ay beyond imagining, and it all began with this riff on Jane Austen, didn't it? So it counts, right? RIGHT?

Other suggestions?