Nonesuch (noun): a person or thing without an equal; a person or thing declared as perfect or excellent.
From the Old English nan, from ne (not) + swelce/swylce. Earliest documented use: 290.
If I were trying to create my very own Perfect Celebrity Crush from scratch, what would I include in the mix?
Stunning good looks, fab physique and sex appeal to spare?
Check.
Talent–multi-faceted, versatile, amazing–to spare?
Check.
A dedication to his craft that brings such intensity to his performances?
Check.
Intelligent, articulate and insightful, a pleasure to see/hear/read in interviews?
Check.
A wonderful sense of humor?
Check.
An endearing boy-next-door vibe, gentlemanly, polite, modest, humble, well-grounded and generous of spirit?
Check.
A celeb who truly appreciates his fans and treats them well?
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Check.
And that, ladies and gents, are some of the reasons Richard Armitage is my choice of the absolute nonesuch of a celebrity crush.
the armitage effect 