| Left: Judy Greer, age 18 Right: Judy Greer playing highschooler Fern in Jawbreaker at age 23 |
| Left: Rooney Mara yearbook photo, age 16 Right: 23-year-old Rooney Mara playing 16-year-old Taggerty in Youth in Revolt |
| Left: Luke Perry yearbook photo, age 18 Right: 24-year-old Luke Perry as 16-year-old Dylan in 90210 (seriously??) |
| Left: 17-year-old Leonardo DiCaprio as Luke on Growing Pains (17!) Right: 28-year-old Leonardo DiCaprio as 17-year-old Frank in Catch Me If You Can |
| Left: 16-year-old Ryan Gosling as Bret in Road to Avonlea Right: 24-year-old Ryan Gosling as 17-year-old Noah in the Notebook |
I think it also shows the effect of styling and makeup. Comparing yearbook photos to movie/TV photos is totally different from comparing tv/movie photos with tv/movie photos. Just look at this one:
| Left: Shay Mitchell modeling jeans, age 17 Right: 24-year-old Shay Mitchell playing 17-year-old Emily in Pretty Little Liars |
| Left: Matthew Broderick at 18 Right: 23-year-old Matthew Broderick playing 17-year-old Ferris Bueller |
I sometimes lament that movies like Hunger Games and Ender's Game are cast with older actors.
| Left: 16-year-old Jennifer Lawrence on Cold Case Right: 21-year-old Lawrence as 16-year-old Katniss Everdeen. |
| Left: 15-year-old Josh Hutcherson in Journey to the Center of the Earth Right: 19-year-old Josh Hutcherson as 16-year-old Peeta |
For Ender, it's more like Teen Child vs Actual Child:
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| 15-year-old Asa Butterfield as Ender Wiggan |
| Asa Butterfield as 9-year-old Bruno in The Boy in the Striped Pajamas |

WHY DIDN'T THEY MAKE ENDER'S GAME 6 YEARS AGO SO BABY ASA COULD PLAY ENDER?!
ReplyDeleteThis infuriates me.
Jacob is re-reading the Ender series, and he watched a trailer for the film and it made him grumpy for the rest of the day. We'll probably still watch the movie, but Jacob's experiencing that dissonance between film and book that always happens when you really love a book.