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Colin Egglesfield

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1973-02-09
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He’s best known for his standout performances as Josh Madden on the popular soap opera All My Children and as Evan Parks in Lifetime’s The Client List. Before making a name for himself in Hollywood, he actually began acting as a way to support himself through medical school—an unexpected turn that eventually opened doors to high-profile modeling gigs with major brands like Calvin Klein and Armani. Born into a close-knit family, he was the middle child of three, raised by his parents Kathleen and William Egglesfield. Over the years, he’s also made headlines for his personal life, including a well-known romantic connection with actress Malin Akerman. His journey from aspiring med student to accomplished actor is definitely one shaped by twists, determination, and undeniable talent. And throughout it all, he’s remained a figure fans continue to follow closely—proof that when you take a leap, sometimes the spotlight finds you.

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Back in 2005, he made the list as one of People magazine’s Sexiest Men Alive—a title that definitely added to his growing fame. He was recognized alongside some of the most attractive and influential men of the year, and honestly, it wasn’t surprising. He had that charm and charisma that just stood out. Being named one of the Sexiest Men Alive by People magazine in 2005 really solidified his status, not just as a celebrity, but as a heartthrob. He, of course, took the recognition in stride, but you could tell it meant something. After all, being included in that elite group in 2005 was no small feat—and he deserved every bit of it.

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