DILF of the day - Cillian Murphy

Known for his dreamy blue eyes and shiny locks.

I, once, accidentally turned him away from a club I was working at having not noticed who he was... whoops. Although, he was asking to get himself and entourage in for free, using his celebrity status?
Kudos for his great performance as 'Saint Kitten' in Breakfast on Pluto, love that film. He makes a very cute lady.
However, he seems to work best, in my eyes, as the bad guy. See Red Eye and Batman Begins. Unfortunately, he has apparently said that he no longer wishes to play villains.
He was (and Joseph Gordon-Levitt, a bit) the main reason I finally gave in and went to watch Inception. 

DILF of the day - Rhys Darby

aka Murray 'present' Hewitt, band manager in 'Flight of the Conchords'.

This is one of my favourite Murray moments.

I would strongly encourage you to check out his stand up stuff if you are a fan, it's a lot different, but in a good way.

According to Wikipedia he featured in an episode of 'The Slammer', anyone seen this? That show is so jokes.

Also, he was Norm in Yes Man, one of my favourite films at the moment (mainly because Zooey Deschanel is a babe, but Rhys is hilarious).

Rumour has it he's being considered for a role in the American version of 'The Office'; so good luck Rhys!

Although I am a fan of his usual geeky look, I have to say I much prefer the smart Murray look as demonstrated below...

DILF of the day - Ricky Martin

(Enrique Martín Morales ).
This one goes out to two people who used to be obsessive Ricky Martin fans. You know who you are...
Everyone remembers classics Livin' La Vida Loca and She Bangs, right? And his dancing?
His twin boys, all thanks to a surrogate, are named Matteo and Valentino... win.
Having spent most of his career under scrutiny regarding his sexual orientation he finally came out of the closet in March of this year, to not so much surprise.
Well, anyway, gay or not, he's still a bit of a hottie.

DILF of the day - Andrew Lincoln

Remembered by most as Simon Casey in 'Teachers', I wasn't much of a fan.

I, basically, fell in love with him during these few minutes...

This year he was lucky enough to star alongside Vanessa Paradis (Johnny Depp's lovely wife) in French romcom Heartbreaker.

Not much else to say, except he used to be called Andrew James Clutterbuck... you can see why he changed that one!

DILF of the day - Christian Charles Philip Bale

Yeah, so how did Frankie Boyle get on here before Christian?! Not right.
From Empire of the Sun to The Dark Knight this boy's got a CV to die for.
I think he was exceptional in The Machinist and even more so in American Psycho... how could you NOT fancy Patrick Bateman and his cute lisp??
More recently known for an incident that inspired this tune.
Having agreed to continue as Batman in the next film he will have played the character more times than any other actor in the film franchise.

DILF of the day - Ed Miliband

(Edward Samuel Miliband).

Here he is, the new Labour party leader.

I've always preferred 'panda eyes' Ed over David. Way cooler. And without the stupid grey patch.

Seen as more of a lefty than a centrist, he won with 50.65% of the votes... not a great win, but a win nonetheless.

From a young age he saw politicians and leading intellects 'do battle' in his family dining room. Maybe a good indication as to why he went into politics in the first place.

He just has that glint in his eye... <3

DILF of the day - Simon Baker

So, just watching 'The Mentalist' and felt I had to do this one.

I have seen very few of his films, notably only one sticks in my mind...let's just say "le boyfriend non plus?".

Anyway, another winner DILF here as the first picture on google images is of him nude.

Also, being Australian he has, obviously, starred in 'Home and Away'.