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J.J. Cale
Tied between John Wayne Ronald Reagan and Dean Martin
Jack Nicholson
Todd Beamer.
John Wayne
Steve McQueen
Charlton Heston
Chuck Norris
Mel Gibson
The Donald
Henry Winkler "The Fonz"
James Dean
Will Smith
Denzel Washington
Williams Shatner
Uber-Politically cool: Mark Levin, Rush Limbaugh
Ronald Reagan, John Kennedy
Cool in many of his movie roles,,,,Clint Eastwood.
Easy! Dean Martin! Men wanted to be Deano and women wanted to be with Deano. Great combo definition of cool. He always came across to me as a regular type guy...as regular as far as a star could be I guess. Now for ‘tough’ cool, I will go with Lee Marvin who WAS tough for real, and cool. Remember ‘M Squad’?
Cool to me is real life cool. Not actors or politicians or athletes.
The coolest men are the ones that have been fired on battle and came out on top. Or faced danger and stayed cool. How about Audie Murphy? Sgt. York fits the bill too.
Chuck Yeagar certainly is on the list.
And my dad. One of the coolest men ever. A rock.
Ted Williams
Liberty Valance is the coolest guy in America. It’s not well known, but he was on the grassy knoll with his Red Ryder BB rifle the day that JFK got whacked in Dallas.
It all sounds like TOO MUCH of a coincidence to those of us who know Liberty best.
Ronnie Van Zandt.
The definition of “cool” has changed in the last 30-40 years.
Maybe Clark gable. But I have to say us men are fat ugly hair gross. None of us are really cool except for Gable some are just less disgusting than others.
Before I give my answer, some thoughts:
it’s actually an important cultural question: Can one be truly “cool” and yet be a real Christian?
The culture always seems to say: absolutely not. The concept of “cool” was first noted in Norman Mailer’s influential 1959 essay “The White Negro” and has always connoted an outsider who holds conventional values (including, at least by implication, Christianity) in contempt.
But we have almost reached a stage where to be a Christian is to be an outsider; so, in fact, the coolest man of our age became a Christian without losing one iota of coolness, so I would say:
Johnny Cash.