Gerry as "Terry Sheridan," a motorcycle-riding, gun-packing, wise-cracking, muscley, Alpha-male bad boy. The upside down, pull-up scene has had many a gal swooning. He's tough, funny, ragingly attractive, and sassy.

Gerry plays The Phantom. Granted, his voice is not a trained instrument; there are moments where you sense/hear the strain. And it's not pretty. More importantly, he conveys a manly power and torment that fits the Phantom. We believe a woman could come under his spell. Don't miss: "Music of the Night" and "Point of No Return".

A manly scar, ancient warrior-wear, long hair, and gorgeous landscapes. Not a bad flick if you love to see interesting foreign wilderness and Gerry being tough and brave and confused.

Okay, let's face it: Not that great a movie. It starts fun enough with an early sci-fi bit, the experiment, Gerry looking killer handsome with beard and longish hair. Then it gets kinda dorky. But the scenes with the redhaired French woman warm up with genuine chemistry. A so-so movie mostly worth watching for Gerry in medieval garb and a beard.

Gerry is torn, indecisive, and emotional here. An interesting study of a love triangle (Gerry's married, wife is neglected as he spends time with dying former lover). Not a cheery film, but has good moments.

The one where Gerry wears eyeliner and giant white cloth diapers. Only half-kidding. Not a terrific miniseries, but Gerry with LONG, LONG hair, intense eyes, and on horseback. Try not to think "diaper" and you'll be fine.

Gerry as a bad boy, complete with the famous towel scene.