GEORGE HAMILTON
In 2025, George Hamilton, now 86 years old, began his Hollywood journey in the early 1950s with a role in the film Lone Star. Despite the demands of his budding acting career, he managed to balance it with his education and graduated from Hackley School in New York. He initially made appearances in various television shows before landing more significant roles in movies. Hamilton quickly became known for his dashing and suave appearance, particularly his signature deep tan, which made him one of the most sought-after actors of his era. His charm and good looks caught the attention of MGM Studios, which signed him as one of their talents, leading to a long roster of movie opportunities.
During the 1960s, while under contract with MGM, Hamilton starred in notable films such as Where the Boys Are and The Victors. These performances earned him recognition in the industry, including a BAFTA nomination and two Golden Globe nominations. Leveraging his famous tan, Hamilton demonstrated shrewd business acumen. He ventured into the business world by launching his own tanning salons and establishing the George Hamilton Skin Care System and the George Hamilton Sun Care System. In addition to his acting and business ventures, Hamilton also co-authored books such as Life’s Little Pleasures and Don’t Mind If I Do or do I. Even in his later years, Hamilton’s charisma and entrepreneurial spirit continue to be an inspiration, and he remains a notable figure in Hollywood history.