By Wonderwall.com Editors
6:04am PDT, Mar 16, 2009
Jennifer Aniston doesn't believe in "a perfect relationship," which might be why she and John Mayer are kaput again. But imperfection can sometimes be fun, so here are a few guys for Jen to consider as she dives back into the Hollywood dating pool.
George Clooney. Cons: He's pals with Brad Pitt, has nixed marriage and kids, and prefers dewy waitresses. Pros: His anti-domestic bliss policy means no pressure, so they could while away the days working on their tans at his Italian villa.
Colin Farrell. He was known as the Lusty Leprechaun; Jen starred in the movie masterpiece "The Leprechaun." It's kismet, people. The reformed bad boy was once linked to Angelina Jolie, but it's nothing extra chlorine in the dating pool can't fix.
Viggo Mortensen. The erstwhile Aragorn shares Jen's love of painting, but he could also broaden her horizons with his passion for poetry, photography and avoiding the Hollywood scene. Plus, the rugged Renaissance man cooks, sews and is multilingual.
Gerard Butler. Last year, rumors swirled when the Scottish actor was spied meeting with Jen about a film. While the romance talk was quickly quashed, he IS her type, with his Vince Vaughn-esque barrel chest and John Mayer-like candor with the press.
Ryan Gosling. He's got acting chops and award-winning puckering skills, and, like Jen, has unsuccessfully given love a second chance, with the failed sequel to his romance with "Notebook" co-star Rachel McAdams providing a conversational opener.
John Stamos. With their shared Greek heritage and covetable coifs, they have lots of common ground (plus, he'll have that robust, once-mulleted mane well into his golden years). Bonus: Jen will gain instant entry into the Olsen twins' inner circle.
Taylor Kitsch. The buff "Friday Night Lights" actor is getting major buzz for his role as Gambit in the upcoming "Wolverine," and the fact that he's a certified personal trainer would likely be oh-so-appealing to the gym-toned, yoga-devoted Aniston.
Guy Ritchie. The director is used to playing second banana in a relationship and probably views any woman who doesn't demand his free will up front a real catch. And thanks to Madonna, he's now a man of means, so he's not looking for a meal ticket.
Robert Pattinson. If Jen opts to go the half-her-age route, she could do worse than the vamp of every tween's dreams. Alas, the "Twilight" star, 22, may be a tough sell, recently saying, "I almost don't want to have a girlfriend in this environment."
Nathan Fillion. A dark-horse contender, but any guy who lived down (and up to) the nickname "Captain Tightpants," as he did on "Firefly," deserves a chance. Besides, his new ABC show "Castle" could use a ratings boost from a high-profile hookup.
Adam Brody. The adorkable former "O.C." star and Rachel Bilson flame showed no fear when he kissed Meg Ryan's flapping lips in the drama "In the Land of Women," proving he doesn't scare easy, a good quality to have in Jen's paparazzi-plagued life.
Jeffrey Dean Morgan. He made Denny the most likeable character on "Grey's Anatomy" and made the savage Comedian watchable in "The Watchmen." Javier Bardem's look-alike has waited 20 years for his big break, and there's none bigger than dating Jen.
