Claire Danes
As you can see, Claire Danes’ awkwardness carried over into her actual life since she embodied the stereotypical awkward teen in the adored My So-Called Life. (We’re sorry; this picture just had to be shared.) Danes, however, had the last laugh since her part on Homeland, for which she has won both an Emmy and a Golden Globe, is captivating hearts everywhere.
Nicola Peltz
Short resumes for actors are typically a sign of difficulty in Hollywood. From not in the instance of Nicola Peltz; her scant work history is everything but alarming. Her performance in the holiday comedy Deck the Halls helped her get the part of Katara in The Last Airbender. Then she landed a significant break with a role in Transformers: Age of Extinction and Bradley Martin, the primary character in the well-known Bates Motel TV series. Peltz appears to still be around, and we are okay with that.
Jerry O’Connell
You have to go all the way back to the Rob Reiner movie Stand By Me from 1986 if you want to recall a young Jerry O’Connell on the big screen. The decades were undoubtedly good to O’Connell, who played the bulky and endearing Vern, since he has maintained a consistent Hollywood career in both film and television.
Abigail Breslin
It’s not difficult to argue that Abigail Breslin’s formative years were rather problematic. She portrayed a young uncomfortable girl in the film Little Miss Sunshine, whose only desire is to participate in beauty pageants. Young Breslin received an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress for her work in the movie that made her famous. Breslin took use of her reputation to launch her career into the stratosphere and get top billing in blockbuster movies and television shows.
Afshan Azad
You might not be familiar with Afshan Azad if you’re not a fan of Harry Potter and haven’t seen the movies. When Padma Patil, a Ravenclaw girl, was cast as the young actress’s Padma Patil in The Goblet of Fire, she was just 17 years old. With her appearances in the next four movies, fans got to witness the Bangladeshi-born actress mature. Azad has only been in films in America, so if you want to see more of her, you’ll have to see the movies.
