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In a new edition of the classic nineteenth century Guys, I bring to a gentleman who notes: Hugh Dancy. British
, 1.80, with beautiful green eyes also graduated in English Literature at Oxford, what more could you want?
Perhaps aware of his candid character in The Jane Austen Book Club or Blood & Chocolate, a more than vampires and werewolves.
or "participate" in the novel by our friend Eleanor Atwood on his blog ("Destinos Cruzados" http://www.lasalasdelalibertad.blogspot.com/ ) and Miles Parker, faithful friend of the protagonist.
Here Hugh Naturally!

His first contact with the fictions period was in 2000 when he starred in "David Copperfield" TV movie based on the Dickens classic.
Here we see him in that role, with long hair:

Comfortable in vintage clothes, Hugh then took part in the television film "Madame Bovary" (2000) and "Young Blades" (2001) on the youth of D'Artagnan and Three Musketeers.
Finally in 2002 stars for the BBC miniseries "Daniel Deronda" based on the novel by George Eliot.
Led by director "The King's Speech" Tom Hooper.
Here we see it in all its glory as a gentleman of the time and there is no denying that this appearance to benefit a hundredfold.
To prove my point I refer to the images:

Here an image with the other actors, Hugh Bonneville and Romola Garai. Here in full dress:

This way, Hugh Dancy adds to the list of men who look better in clothes of the time, and thanks for the suggestion to Akasha, lady of good taste, if any.
A big salute to all.