I mention the actors whose characters have to be watched, plus commentaries about their roles or about the film. The actors mentioned have a good game towards women, an alpha male psychology and they have power over other men and society.
- 1934 – It Happened one Night
- Clark Gable
- 1939 – Gone with the Wind
- Clark Gable
- 1942 – Casablanca
- Humphrey Bogart
- 1944 – Tall in the Saddle
- John Wayne
- 1944 – To Have and Have Not
- Humphrey Bogart
- 1945 – Frontier Gal
- Rod Cameron
- 1947 – Brute Force
- Burt Lancaster
- 1951 – A Streetcar Named Desire
- Marlon Brando
- 1953 – The Wild One
- Marlon Brando
- 1953 – Mogambo
- Clark Gable
- 1953 – From Here to Eternity
- Burt Lancaster
- 1954 – On the Waterfront
- Marlon Brando
- 1954 – Désirée
- Marlon Brando
- 1954 – River of No Return
- Robert Mitchum
- 1954 – Apache
- Burt Lancaster
- 1954 – Johnny Guitar
- Sterling Hayden
- 1954 – Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
- Howard Keel
- 1955 – Man with the Gun
- Robert Mitchum
- 1955 – Rebel Without a Cause
- James Dean
- 1955 – Man Without a Star
- Kirk Douglas
- 1957 – Legend of the Lost
- John Wayne
- 1958 – Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
- Paul Newman
- 1958 – Cowboy
- Glenn Ford
- 1958 – The Long, Hot Summer
- Paul Newman
- 1958 – Bullwhip
- Guy Madison
- 1960 – The Magnificent Seven
- Yul Brynner
- Steve McQueen
- 1961 – The Hustler
- Paul Newman
- 1961 – One-Eyed Jacks
- Marlon Brando
- 1962 – Mutiny on the Bounty
- Marlon Brando
- 1962 – Sweet Bird of Youth
- Paul Newman
- 1962 – Dr No
- Sean Connery
- 1963 – McLintock!
- John Wayne
- 1963 – From Russia with Love
- Sean Connery
- 1963 – The Great Escape
- Steve McQueen
- 1963 – Hud
- Paul Newman
- 1963 – Kings of the Sun
- Yul Brynner
- 1964 – Goldfinger
- Sean Connery
- 1964 – A Fistful of Dollars (Per un pugno di dollari)
- Clint Eastwood
- 1965 – Thunderball
- Sean Connery
- 1965 – For a Few Dollars More (Per qualche dollaro in più)
- Clint Eastwood
- 1966 – The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (Il buono, il brutto, il cattivo)
- Clint Eastwood
- 1966 – Django
- Franco Nero
- 1966 – Navajo Joe
- Burt Reynolds
- 1966 – Return of the Magnificent Seven
- Yul Brynner
- 1967 – Cool Hand Luke
- Paul Newman
- 1968 – The Thomas Crown Afair
- Steve McQueen
- 1968 – Once Upon a Time in the West
- Charles Bronson
- 1968 – Bullitt
- Steve McQueen
- 1968 – Hang ‘Em High
- Clint Eastwood
- 1968 – Where Eagles Dare
- Richard Burton
- 1969 – Sam Whiskey
- Burt Reynolds
- 1971 – Diamonds Are Forever
- Sean Connery
- 1978 – Grease
- John Travolta
- 1982 – An Officer and a Gentleman
- Richard Gere
- 1983 – Scarface
- Al Pacino
- 1983 – Rumble Fish
- Mickey Rourke
- 1983 – Never Say Never Again
- Sean Connery
- 1983 – Le Battant
- Alain Delon
- 1983 – Lone Wolf McQuade
- Chuck Norris
- 1984 – Romancing the Stone
- Michael Douglas
- 1985 – Pale Rider
- Clint Eastwood
- 1985 – Commando
- Arnold Schwarzenegger
- 1985 – Rambo: First Blood Part II
- Sylvester Stallone
- 1985 – The Breakfast Club
- Judd Nelson
- 1986 – Top Gun
- Tom Cruise
- 1986 – Nine ½ Weeks
- Mickey Rourke
- 1986 – Cobra
- Sylvester Stallone
- 1986 – No Mercy
- Richard Gere
- 1986 – Crocodile Dundee
- Paul Hogan
- 1986 – Raw Deal
- Arnold Schwarzenegger
- 1987 – Dirty Dancing
- Patrick Swayze
- 1987 – Can’t Buy Me Love
- Patrick Dempsey, after he changes himself
- 1987 – Predator
- Arnold Schwarzenegger
- 1988 – Die Hard
- Bruce Willis
- 1988 – Crocodile Dundee II
- Paul Hogan
- 1988 – Red Scorpion
- Dolph Lundgren
- 1988 – Action Jackson
- Carl Weathers
- 1988 – Above the Law
- Steven Seagal
- 1989 – Wild Orchid
- Mickey Rourke
- 1989 – Road House
- Patrick Swayze
- 1989 – The Punisher
- Dolph Lundgren
- 1990 – Hard to Kill
- Steven Seagal
- 1991 – Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man
- Mickey Rourke
- 1991 – Double Impact
- Jean-Claude Van Damme, the rage brother (Alex)
- 1991 – The Last Boy Scout
- Bruce Willis
- 1991 – Showdown in Little Tokyo
- Dolph Lundgren
- 1991 – Stone Cold
- Brian Bosworth
- 1991 – Out for Justice
- Steven Seagal
- 1992 – Lethal Weapon 3
- Mel Gibson
- 1992 – Boomerang
- Eddie Murphy
- 1992 – The Bodyguard
- Kevin Costner
- 1992 – Under Siege
- Steven Seagal
- 1993 – Demolition Man
- Sylvester Stallone
- 1993 – Joshua Tree
- Dolph Lundgren
- 1993 – Hard Target
- Jean-Claude Van Damme
- 1993 – Rising Sun
- Sean Connery
- 1993 – Tombstone
- Kurt Russell
- 1993 – Groundhog Day
- Bill Murray, from the malicious and immature beta man to the responsible and mature alpha man
- 1994 – The Specialist
- Sylvester Stallone
- 1994 – Maverick
- Mel Gibson
- 1994 – The Cowboy Way
- Woody Harrelson, just his body language
- 1995 – Die Hard with a Vengeance
- Bruce Willis
- 1995 – Judge Dredd
- Sylvester Stallone
- 1995 – GoldenEye
- Pierce Brosnan
- 1995 – Waterworld
- Kevin Costner
- 1995 – Desperado
- Antonio Banderas
- 1995 – Gunfighter’s Moon
- Lance Henriksen
- 1995 – Money Train
- Wesley Snipes
- 1996 – Swingers
- Vince Vaughn
- 1996 – Last Man Standing
- Bruce Willis
- 1996 – Escape from L.A.
- Kurt Russell
- 1996 – The Rock
- Sean Connery
- Ed Harris
- 1997 – Fall
- Eric Schaeffer
- 1997 – LA Confidential
- Russell Crowe
- 1997 – Tomorrow Never Dies
- Pierce Brosnan
- 1998 – Ronin
- Robert De Niro
- 1998 – Armageddon
- Bruce Willis
- 1998 – The Mask of Zorro
- Anthony Hopkins
- Antonio Banderas, after the training
- 1998 – Logan’s War: Bound by Honor
- Eddie Cibrian
- 1999 – Fight Club
- Brad Pitt
- 1999 – Magnolia
- Tom Cruise, just his body language and gestures, his character and the rest of the film are not important; Cruise’s character was inspired by Ross Jeffries
- 1999 – The World Is Not Enough
- Pierce Brosnan
- 1999 – The Thomas Crown Affair
- Pierce Brosnan
- – the original from 1968 is better than this remake
- 1999 – The 13th Warrior
- Vladimir Kulich, in the role of Buliwyf
- 1999 – Beowulf
- Christopher Lambert
- 2000 – Gladiator
- Russell Crowe
- 2000 – Get Carter
- Sylvester Stallone
- 2000 – The Whole Nine Yards
- Bruce Willis
- 2000 – Shaft
- Samuel L. Jackson
- 2000 – The Tao of Steve
- Donald Logue
- 2001 – Knockaround Guys
- Vin Diesel
- 2001 – The Fast and the Furious
- Vin Diesel, in all the sequels
- 2001 – Ocean’s Eleven
- George Clooney
- Brad Pitt
- 2001 – Swordfish
- John Travolta
- 2002 – Die Another Day
- Pierce Brosnan
- 2002 – The Transporter
- Jason Statham
- 2002 – XXX
- Vin Diesel
- 2002 – Roger Dodger
- Campbell Scott
- 2002 – Reign of Fire
- Matthew McConaughey
- 2002 – Deuces Wild
- Stephen Dorff
- 2003 – A Man Apart
- Vin Diesel
- 2004 – The Libertine
- Johnny Depp
- 2004 – Alfie
- Jude Law
- 2004 – The Punisher
- Thomas Jane
- 2004 – The Chronicles of Riddick
- Vin Diesel
- 2004 – Walking Tall
- Dwayne Johnson
- 2004 – Troy
- Brad Pitt
- 2004 – The Girl Next Door
- Timothy Olyphant
- 2005 – Hitch
- Will Smith
- – just the first half of the film, the second half is full of politically correct clichés
- 2005 – Just Friends
- Ryan Reynolds
- 2005 – Coach Carter
- Samuel L. Jackson
- 2005 – Transporter 2
- Jason Statham
- 2006 – Casino Royale
- Daniel Craig
- 2006 – 300
- Gerard Butler
- 2006 – The Holiday
- Jude Law
- 2008 – Vicky Cristina Barcelona
- Javier Bardem
- 2008 – Quantum of Solace
- Daniel Craig
- 2008 – Taken
- Liam Neeson
- 2009 – Spread
- Ashton Kutcher
- 2009 – The Ugly Truth
- Gerard Butler
- – ignore the conformist happy end
- 2009 – Alpha Males Experiment (Knuckle Draggers)
- Paul J. Alessi
- – the film contains many valuable insights about the process of seduction and sexual communication, but also about how to be dominant with women
- 2010 – Let the Game Begin
- 2010 – The Expendables
- Sylvester Stallone, in the sequels too
- Mickey Rourke in the scene with Cheyenne
- 2010 – Knight and Day
- Tom Cruise
- 2010 – Jonah Hex
- Josh Brolin
- 2011 – Crazy, Stupid, Love
- Ryan Gosling
- – some parts of it have politically correct clichés, ignore them
- 2012 – Red Dawn
- Chris Hemsworth
- 2012 – Rock of Ages
- Tom Cruise, just his body language, his character and the rest of the film are not important, the film has many politically correct clichés, ignore them
- 2013 – Riddick
- Vin Diesel
- 2014 – The Prince
- Jason Patric
- 2016 – Mechanic: Resurrection
- Jason Statham
TV SERIES
- 1958-1961 – Wanted Dead or Alive
- 94 episodes
- Steve McQueen
- 1992-1997 – Renegade
- 110 episodes
- Lorenzo Lamas
- 1993-1994 – Corazón Salvaje
- 80 episodes, Mexican soap opera
- Eduardo Palomo
- 1993-2001 – Walker, Texas Ranger
- 198 episodes
- Chuck Norris
- 2003-2006 – Two and a Half Men
- season 1, episode 23 ”Just Like Buffalo”
- season 3, episodes: 8 ”That Voodoo That I Do Do”, 10 ”Something Salted and Twisted”, 22 ”Just Once With Aunt Sophie”
- Charlie Sheen in the first 4 seasons
- Sean Penn in episode 1 from season 2 ”Back Off, Mary Poppins”
- beginning with season 5, the series gradually becomes full of beta male psychology and politically correct propaganda, only the first 4 seasons are important
- 2009 – The Mentalist
- season 1, episode 14 ”Crimson Casanova”