Daniel Curtis Lee
Daniel Curtis Lee was destined for greatness after landing his big break in Nickelodeon’s Ned’s Declassified and earning a few Young Artist Award nominations for his work. Lee hasn’t achieved much success despite entering the world of Hollywood hotties (yet). His biggest success to far has been a recurring part on Fox’s Glee.
Alyssa Milano
Hey, Alyssa Milano, who is in charge? Since breaking out of her shell as a youngster, she has been the boss of several sets. On Who’s the Boss, Milano developed before our eyes. and then the popular WB program Charmed sent us to “crushville.” The majority of people are unaware that Milano was the little girl in the popular Arnold Schwarzenegger movie Commando.
Freddie Highmore
The reviewers may not have liked Tim Burton’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, but at least Freddie Highmore can say it was a career-starter for him. Alongside Johnny Depp, Highmore as Charlie Bucket’s primary kid. Highmore has since garnered praise for a variety of roles, including Bates Motel, and he was nominated for a Golden Globe for the ABC sitcom The Good Doctor.
Kristen Stewart
Fortunately, we have had the privilege of seeing Kristen Stewart mature owing to the Twilight series. Unfortunately, Twilight will always be remembered. But if we can obtain more K-Stew, we’ll take it. Few people are aware that Stewart’s most notable breakthrough performance was as Jodie Foster’s daughter in David Fincher’s critically praised film Panic Room. The actress has starred in a number of well-known films and has developed a reputation as a vocal supporter of LGBT rights.
Christina Ricci
Did you ever imagine that emaciated nihilist Wednesday Addams would develop into the endearing blonde Christina Ricci that we are all familiar with today? (If you have, could you share some lottery advice with us?) The intriguing thing about Ricci is that she keeps taking on unconventional parts in both cinema and television, and it hasn’t at all hindered her career. Like tiny Wednesday, Ricci keeps moving in her own direction.
