Lacey Chabert
If the cancellation of the popular television series Party of Five sent you spiraling into a pit of despair with nothing left to live for, you may be excused for not knowing that young Claudia Salinger grew up to be a stunning young woman. After Party of Five, Lacey Chabert didn’t truly disappear; instead, she merely turned her attention to voice acting before appearing in Mean Girls on the big screen, which had every male in the cinema asking, “Wait, that’s who now? We’re all delighted that Chabert decided against quitting acting permanently.
Alyson Stoner
Do you recall the cute dancer with the pigtails from Missy Elliott’s “Work It” music video? Well, she is like this today. Thank you very much. Stoner still dances her heart out despite having more than 100 acting and voice-acting credits to her name. In relation to hearts, ours is currently taken.
Matthew Lewis
Matthew Lewis is the pinnacle human illustration of a caterpillar evolving into a stunning, stunning butterfly. In the Harry Potter movie series, the young actor played the clumsy, fumbling Neville Longbottom (He, of course, ended up being one of the main heroes in the end.) Not long after Lewis disappeared from the Harry Potter limelight, he reappeared and elicited all kinds of strange emotions in ladies all around the world. He would most certainly be classified as House Hotness today by the Sorting Hat.
Anna Chlumsky
After playing a tragic character in the movie My Girl, Anna Chlumsky became an instant star. She landed a couple more jobs before almost disappearing in 1998. But in 2007, she made a comeback in a couple movies and TV series, and everyone was like, “Why do I remember this actress?” Following a recurring role on Law & Order, Chlumsky went on to star in the successful Hannibal television series and the critically praised HBO comedy Veep. Five times at the Emmys, Chlumsky has been nominated for Outstanding Supporting Actress for her role on the program.
Jaleel White
He was a mainstay of ABC’s “TGIF” comedy program on Friday nights, and he gave rise to the catchphrase “Did I do that?” On Family Matters, Jaleel White portrayed Steve Urkel, the bright but frail boy next door. White rose to fame on a global scale but, regrettably, was unable to do anything to distinguish himself from the persona. White keeps acting, but his geeky typecasting causes him to get parts that don’t amount to much.
