Patrick Dempsey named 'Sexiest Man Alive': 10 flicks starring Dempsey that are a must watch!

    Patrick Dempsey steals the 'Sexiest Man Alive' title, adding another feather to his cap. Here's a trip down his filmography with 10 of his must-watch movies.

    <p>Patrick Dempsey</p>

    Patrick Dempsey

    The suave Patrick Dempsey, adored by fans as the dashing Dr Derek Shepherd, has been crowned Sexiest Man Alive by People magazine. The Grey's Anatomy heartthrob was humorously unveiled as the one to top the list this year on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, adding a sizzling new title to his legacy. Dempsey's family took the news with a laugh, symbolizing the actor's humble charm amidst Hollywood's glamorous sheen.

    Dempsey’s film journey:

    While the world knows him as the embodiment of TV's perfect neurosurgeon, Dempsey's versatility spans a plethora of roles that have showcased his range far beyond the OR. From an awkward teenager to a thought-provoking drama protagonist, his career is a medley of characters that deserve a standing ovation. Let's dial back the years and spotlight ten films where Dempsey didn't just act but owned every frame.

    Top 10 must-watch movies starring Patrick Dempsey:

    In the Mood (1987): Dempsey's youthful exuberance as the 'Woo Woo Kid' lit up this comedy-romance, making it a cult classic.

    Loverboy (1989): Playing a college student-turned-pizza delivery 'companion', Dempsey showcased early signs of the McDreamy charm.

    With Honors (1994): Dempsey shared the screen with Joe Pesci, bringing heart and depth to this dramedy.

    Outbreak (1995): As an army doctor, Dempsey delivered a riveting performance in this action-packed thriller.

    Catholic Boys (1985): A young Dempsey found his footing in this comedy-drama, showcasing his early acting prowess.

    Happy Together (1989): A story of unexpected roommates, it’s a feel-good Dempsey special.

    Some Girls (1988): This comedic drama with a twist of fantasy underlined Dempsey's ability to adapt to eclectic narratives.

    The Emperor's Club (2002): As a prep school teacher, Dempsey turned in a performance that was both earnest and inspiring.

    Can't Buy Me Love (1987): A quintessential '80s teen movie, Dempsey's role was a rite of passage that etched his place in pop culture.

    Run (1991): Dempsey's run as a law student on the lam cemented his status as a versatile actor capable of leading a high-stakes thriller.

    As Dempsey gears up for his role as a race car driver in the Ferrari biopic, it's clear that the actor continues to accelerate his journey in the fast lane of Hollywood, with his legacy now further polished by People's glittering accolade. How many of the above 10 flicks have you watched?