'Life of the Party'
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I thought there were only three, Aimee! Do tell!
The Parent Trap: Hawaiian Honeymoon
t shakes head in shame
I haven't seen it, but it's there.
I would actually say it's cause of Disney she's still eating. They owned her as a child and her dad was an actor so she got some pretty sweet deals. I think she's still making money on "Let's Get Together" and her "albums".
Let's get together, yeah yeah yeah...
Only if you spell it right.
Who the hell are you talking to, crazy woman?
Do you think it makes a difference, between men/boys and women/girls? Does one gender have it easier than the other, transition-wise?
Dana Plato says no.
And somehow, all these new "tween" stars -- now like 17 or something -- have all been girls.
Because no one but me cares when Frankie Muniz turns legal. There's nowhere near the same sexpot market for boys. Who'll have a more decent career in 10 years, Frankie or Hilary Duff? Hard to tell.
I also think that the chicks will "lose" their looks later on -- there's maybe a late-20s gauntlet they need to pass. The boys -- suddenly you look over and Leonardo is not the beauty he was in R+J and he needs to re-solidify himself.
The boys -- suddenly you look over and Leonardo is not the beauty he was in R+J and he needs to re-solidify himself.
Saw the trailer for The Aviator when we saw Spidey.
I'm thinking that might do it.
Yum.
signed,
NOT a Leo fan
Let's get together, yeah yeah yeah...
Curses! So earwormed....so ironic!!!
Was Bill Mumy already mentioned?
(I love The Parent Trap)
Mike Meyers was a child star.
Probably hopelessly late, but it took a while to put this together:
Born in 1962 (i.e., same year as me), with substantial IMDB credits both before and after 1982 (i.e., the 20YO mark):
Jennifer Jason Leigh (probably pushing it -- though she appears to have worked fairly steadily since 1978, 1982's Fast Times at Ridgemont High was probably the role that made her a star)
Adam Baldwin (second lead in 1980's My Bodyguard
Tom Cruise (2 movies in 1981, including a 5th listed credit)
Kristy MacNichol
Wendy Jo Sperber
Melissa Sue Anderson
Jodie Foster
Of names I recognized....
My guess is that girls are forced ripe -- so Leonardo was looking boyish at an age where the chicks were what women in their 40s are supposed to look like.
If Hillary Duff looks like that for the rest of her career, she's golden. She's gone through all the changes she's allowed to.
Eerily Frankie Muniz doesn't look like he's going to change either. But it might be nice if he does.