This Is What Your Favorite Hollywood Actors Looked Like In Their Very First Movies! (4 of 5)

Kate Hudson – ‘Desert Blue’ (1998)

Hudson kicked off her career with Desert Blue that traces a road trip of a father and daughter.

The father’s role was played by Brendon Sexton III.

Johnny Depp – ‘A Nightmare on Elm Street’ (1984)

Depp’s career spans years and several remarkable roles. Even his debut film, The Nightmare on Elm Street, was unique. He was in the role of a teenager who gets haunted by another dead child.

Kristen Dunst – ‘The Bonfire of the Vanities’ (1990)

Kristen made her acting debut when she was as young as 8. Truth be told, Dunst’s acting was on point even at such a young age.

Lupita Nyong’o – ‘12 Years a Slave’ (2007)

12 Years a Slave is one of the most critically acclaimed movies of all time. The makers deserve applause for taking care of the smallest details and so does Lupita who won an Oscar for her very first movie.

Leonardo Dicaprio – ‘Critters 3’ (1991)

Leonardo is hands down one of the most talented and good-looking men in Hollywood. We are glad director Kristene Peterson noticed his talent and gave him his break.

Daniel Radcliffe – ‘The Tailor of Panama’ (2001)

Long before he was cast in the Harry Potter flicks, Radcliffe made his acting debut in The Tailor of Panama. Jamie Curtis and P. Brosnan were also part of the same film.

Natalie Portman – ‘Leon: The Professional’ (1994)

Like many others on this list, Natalie started acting from a young age. For her tender age, the role was dark but Portman played it perfectly. In the movie, she joins hands with a hitman.

Edward Norton – ‘Primal Fear’ (1996)

Everyone knew Norton was going to make it big in the showbiz industry when Primal Fear came out. He played a young male having accusations of killing a priest. The role won Edward an Academy Award nomination.

Emma Stone – ‘Superbad’ (2007)

Emma is one of the most versatile actresses in Hollywood today. For her break, she got a movie about two high-school girls.

Colin Firth – ‘Another Country’ (1984)

Firth chose a period film to mark his debut in the movie industry. Another Country revolved around the life of a spy.