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30 Celebs Who Are Known Best By Their First "Big Role"
You know how some people peak in high school? Well, these actors hit it so hard with their very first role, they basically set the bar too high for themselves. Even if they went on to have long, successful careers, there's one character we'll always associate them with — and honestly, nothing else has ever quite topped it. Like, seriously — how could Elijah Wood ever not be Frodo Baggins in our minds? That role is etched in pop culture forever. So let's take a look at some of our favourite A-list stars and the iconic breakout roles that launched them so high, they've basically spent their whole careers trying not to come down. Here we go... Hugh Jackman — Wolverine in X-Men Hugh Jackman became a household name with the launch of the X-Men franchise in 2000. And while he's delivered plenty of iconic performances since — The Greatest Showman, Les Misérables, Prisoners — let's be real: When you hear 'Hugh Jackman,' you think Wolverine. Honestly, it's hard to watch him on a late-night show without half-expecting him to pop those claws. Bruce Willis — John McClane in Die Hard Bruce Willis broke out in the late '80s thanks to Die Hard — and while he's racked up more than 100 film credits since, he'll always be best known as John McClane. And that line? Unforgettable: 'Yippee ki-yay, motherf***er.' Noah Centineo — Peter in To All The Boys I've Loved Before Noah Centineo's career is still just getting started, but for now, he's best known for the role that put him on the map — Peter in To All the Boys I've Loved Before. Even if he pivots to totally different genres, it's hard to picture him as anything but the sweet, charming guy waiting by the lockers. David Schwimmer — Ross Geller in Friends Saying David Schwimmer nailed it on his first big try is kind of an understatement. Being one of the leads on a decade-defining, wildly beloved sitcom like Friends? That's a tough act to follow. And sure, he voiced the iconic Melman in Madagascar — but you can't look at him without immediately seeing Ross Geller. Anna Kendrick — Beca in Pitch Perfect Anna Kendrick is a multi-talented woman. She can sing, she can dance, and she proved it in her breakthrough performance as Beca in Pitch Perfect. And while she's built an impressively wide-ranging career, she's still best known for that movie — and yep, that cup song. Rupert Grint — Ron Weasley in Harry Potter They say it's hard to separate yourself from a franchise — and Rupert Grint is proof. He's taken on new roles since Harry Potter, like in Servant, but he'll always be Ron Weasley. Rat and all. Tobey Maguire — Peter Parker in Spider-man Tobey Maguire has stepped out of the red suit for standout roles in films like The Great Gatsby and Brothers, but let's be honest — when you think of his career, you think Spider-Man. Miley Cyrus — Hannah Montana in Hannah Montana Miley Cyrus has been shaking things up with her music for years, but she got her start as the one and only Hannah Montana. And while she's put serious effort into moving beyond the Disney roots that made her famous, she still racks up the most screen credits as that pop-star alter ego. Sean Connery — James Bond in James Bond Sean Connery went from humble beginnings to landing a franchise right out of the gate. And while he's a fan favourite in Indiana Jones, it was his first turn as James Bond that truly defined his career. The only real question is: Did Sean Connery give Bond the voice — or did Bond give it to him? Kristen Stewart — Bella Swan in Twilight Kristen Stewart had been around for a while, but everything changed when she became Bella Swan in the Twilight saga. In 2008, she was Bella — and Bella was everywhere. And even though she's taken on tons of impressive roles since, that breakout moment was lightning in a bottle. John Krasinski — Jim Halpert in The Office John Krasinski nearly walked away from acting before landing the role of a lifetime: Jim Halpert on The Office. And what a first big swing it was. To this day, it's hard not to picture him as the charming, goofy guy with a thing for the receptionist. Chris Hemsworth — Thor in Thor The Hemsworth brothers have been blessing our screens for years, but Chris's career-defining role was the one that launched him into full-blown stardom. Joining the Marvel universe is never a bad move — and let's be real, Chris is Thor now. Cue me throwing a hammer across the living room. Vanessa Hudgens — Gabriella Montez in High School Musical Vanessa Hudgens started young — and honestly, it's hard to top High School Musical as a breakout role. Sure, she's been the queen of Netflix holiday movies in recent years, but in our hearts, she'll always be Gabriella Montez. Then again... maybe one day she will be breaking free. Julia Roberts — Vivian Ward in Pretty Woman Julia Roberts has a stacked filmography, from Erin Brockovich to Eat, Pray, Love; she's proven time and again that she's got serious range. But let's be real: You can't say her name without instantly thinking of Pretty Woman, the film that made her a star. Kit Harrington — Jon Snow in Game of Thrones Kit Harrington had a very impressive lucky strike when he got the role of Jon Snow within the first few years of his career. Now, he'll forever be remembered as the brooding hero of Game of Thrones. Al Pacino — Michael Corleone in The Godfather Al Pacino's had a long, legendary run, but everything changed in 1972 when he stepped into the role of Michael Corleone in The Godfather. Even with iconic turns in Scarface and beyond, nothing quite tops that first big role. John Travolta — Danny Zuko in Grease I know what you're thinking. And yes, John Travolta was iconic in Hairspray. Totally agree. But when it comes to career-defining roles that stick with you since day one, he hit the jackpot early as Danny Zuko in Grease. That performance? It got me saying, "I got chills, they're multiplying. It's electrifying!!" Sigourney Weaver — Ellen Ripley in Alien Gen Z might know Sigourney Weaver best from Avatar, but her real claim to fame goes way back to the late '70s. She was Ellen Ripley in Alien, and no amount of blue paint can outshine that legacy. Arnold Schwarzenegger — Terminator in The Terminator Arnold Schwarzenegger may have taken a detour into politics, but his first major acting role — The Terminator — was a total jackpot. No matter what else he's done since, all we hear is: 'I'll be back.' Zach Galifianakis — Alan in The Hangover Zach Galifianakis is a captivating comedian. He crushed it so hard as Alan in The Hangover; it's tough to imagine any role topping that. Jesse Eisenberg — Mark Zuckerberg in The Social Network Sure, Now You See Me turned into a whole trilogy — but The Social Network is an Oscar-winning masterpiece that cemented Jesse Eisenberg as Mark Zuckerberg forever. And honestly? I'll fight anyone who says it's not his most iconic role. Elliot Page — Juno in Juno Elliot Page is endlessly talented. And while they've proven their talent it in lesser-known gems like Hard Candy (highly recommend, btw), we all remember Juno. The Sunny D, the chair, the hamburger phone and all. Alicia Silverstone — Cher Horowitz in Clueless Alicia Silverstone has been killing it since the early '90s, but her true breakout was — and always will be — Cher Horowitz in Clueless. And if anyone tries to say she's had a bigger role? All I have to say is: 'As if! Ugh.' Sarah Michelle Gellar — Buffy Summers in Buffy the Vampire Slayer Sarah Michelle Gellar is an absolute gift to the screen. Sure, she's unforgettable in Cruel Intentions and Scooby-Doo, but in our minds, she'll always be staking vampires with a crucifix around her neck. She is Buffy through and through. Jennifer Grey — Frances Houseman in Dirty Dancing Fun fact: Mindy in Friends was Jennifer Grey. I know — wild, right? But let's be honest, the only role most of us associate with her is Baby from Dirty Dancing. She danced into our hearts in that first big role and never really left. Amanda Seyfried — Sophie in Mamma Mia Amanda Seyfried has serious range, with a filmography that stretches across genres and decades. Yes, we know she's iconic as Karen in Mean Girls, but nothing tops being a main character alongside Meryl Streep in Mamma Mia. To this day, Sophie is still her best-known role. Honestly, she deserves all the money. money, money. Gabourey Sidibe — Precious in Precious Gabourey Sidibe is the definition of landing a role so powerful that she could've retired the day filming wrapped. Her performance in Precious was that unforgettable — raw, stunning, and career-making. Truly, a standing ovation moment. Nikki Blonsky — Tracy Turnblad in Hairspray These days, Nikki Blonsky might be better known for her cameo videos, but let's not forget she hit it out of the park with her debut in Hairspray. Before she was wishing people Happy Birthday on camera, she was belting out, 'Good morning, Baltimore!' Carrie-Anne Moss — Trinity in The Matrix Although Carrie-Anne Moss was in Memento — one of Christopher Nolan's early masterpieces — it was her role as Trinity in The Matrix that cemented her legacy. Black leather, slow-mo kicks, total badass. And finally: Jon Heder — Napoleon Dynamite in Napoleon Dynamite Jon Heder has such a specific vibe; it's like Napoleon Dynamite was written just for him. He was that role. Which is probably why he'll forever be remembered as Napoleon, tater tots and all. Drop a comment with the stars we missed that are forever frozen in their breakout role — and shout out their underrated projects you think deserved way more love. I'll go first... IMO, Robert Pattinson is one of the best actors of our generation — his filmography is impressive and expansive. So it's kinda tragic that so many people still call him 'the Twilight guy.' Because if you've seen The Lighthouse, you know that man can ACT. And for more fun celeb content, make sure you follow BuzzFeed Canada on TikTok and Instagram!
Forbes
3 hours ago
- Forbes
‘The Summer I Turned Pretty' Season 3 Episode 5 Recap: Conrad's POV Changes Everything
Spoilers ahead for The Summer I Turned Pretty Season 3, Episode 5. It's finally time we get to hear Conrad's point of view. In The Summer I Turned Pretty Season 3, Episode 5, Conrad takes over narration from Belly, giving us insight into his thoughts on his ex-girlfriend and his brother's upcoming wedding. Read on for a breakdown of the over one-hour episode that has everyone talking (including that peach scene!). The fifth episode picks up one week after Belly's birthday weekend, which ended with Conrad agreeing to be Jeremiah's best man. Belly is staying in Cousins after a fight with her mom, and Conrad is also there; he extended his trip after overhearing Belly cry in her room. Conrad reveals that even a week later, he's still replaying the moment Belly hugged him for baking her Dirt Bombs and agreeing to be in the wedding. While he's fixing the roof — and getting distracted by Belly swimming — he gets a call from his father, who wants his thoughts on the Jere-Belly wedding. He tells his dad that it doesn't matter what anyone else thinks, and that ultimately, it's Belly and Jeremiah's decision. 'I just have to stay away from her until the wedding,' Conrad convinces himself after the call. "And then she'll be my brother's wife and I won't think of her that way again." Taylor runs into Steven outside the office after she agrees to take Jeremiah to Cousins for a weekend of wedding planning. Unfortunately, Taylor's plans to go to Cousins get thrown out the window after her mom's salon inspection was moved up, meaning that it will just be Belly, Jeremiah and Conrad together for the Fourth of July. Belly and Conrad run into each other in the kitchen, where Belly is eating a Pop-Tart. Conrad says she can eat the food he left out for her, but she replies that she doesn't want to eat his food without asking. She adds that she hasn't really seen him, so she hasn't had the chance. Belly then brings up California again, saying it's unfortunate he has to go back to work before the wedding. Conrad is still lying to her and his family about what happened at the summer clinic. What's Going On Between Steven And Denise? At the office, Jeremiah hints to Steven that there's sexual tension between him and his co-worker Denise and implies that the reason Steven isn't interested is because he's still into Taylor. Jeremiah asks Steven why he hasn't asked Denise out yet as she returns to her desk. Before they leave for the weekend, Adam assigns them one last task: to check Slack. Jeremiah says he'll handle the extra work and tells Steven and Denise to leave. Plus, he wants to get on his dad's good side, and he'll just take the later train to Cousins. Steven and Denise end up on the same Amtrak train to New York, where they bond over their love of gaming. Steven eventually opens up to her, admitting that he doesn't actually like his job and wants to do something more fulfilling, especially since he almost died two weeks ago. Denise, in turn, agrees that she hates her job and wants to do something more meaningful as well. What Happens During Belly And Conrad's Wedding Errands? Back in Cousins, Belly asks Conrad for a ride to take care of some wedding planning tasks. He hesitantly says he'll be quick with the car and be right back. As she walks over to her bike, we see a flashback of a young Conrad helping Belly with her bike as she falls behind. But back in the present, he realizes that it's "not his job" to help her anymore. When he drives into town, he sees her struggling with her bags on the bike and offers her a ride. She accepts, and they stop at a flower shop. Belly tells the florist what she is looking for, explaining that it's for a beach party instead of a wedding, hoping to get a better price. After Conrad steps in and hints that it's for a wedding, the florist mistakenly assumes he's the groom (awkward!). The florist then reveals that they have a minimum spend of $5,000 for weddings, which is way out of their budget. Conrad tells Belly to just use his mom's hydrangeas. Jeremiah calls Belly and tells her that he won't be able to make it to Cousins because he's working late. When she mentions an alternative idea for a cake (without his fancy mirror glaze), he insists on the $750 cake. She breaks down to Conrad, upset that she's stuck making all the decisions they can't afford — and that she's doing all of it alone. Conrad insists that they go to Michaels before the sale ends, not wanting to let Belly miss out. 'I'm so f*cked,' his narration says. Then, in surprise change of heart, Jeremiah's dad tells him that he's proud of him, both at work and at home, and gives him and Belly his full support to move ahead with the wedding. He offers to pay for the entire wedding and wants to have it at the club instead of the house. What Do Belly And Conrad Learn About Each Other? While on their way to Michaels, Conrad asks Belly about the GRE prep book he saw, and she says she wants to be a sports psychologist. Conrad reveals that he's also going to therapy to help manage his panic attacks. They both notice new things about each other: Belly sees that Conrad is all grown up, now that he has his life in California and his career. Conrad notices that Belly's a better driver and that she wears heels now. "You don't miss a thing," she says. On the way back from the store, Conrad finally opens up to Belly. He says that he didn't just take a break this summer, he got fired the day Steven got into his accident, because he couldn't focus. Belly says there's a world where getting fired is the best thing to ever happen to you. 'You are right where you're supposed to be,' she tells him, and that he doesn't have to be the hero all the time. What Happens At The Peach Orchard Between Belly And Conrad? Belly and Conrad stop at a peach orchard on their way back home from Michaels. Belly grabs one, but Conrad doesn't because he's allergic. Instead, he watches her as she eats the 'perfect peach.' He hands her another one, which is just as good as the first. He then takes his white shirt and wipes the peach juice from her face. They stare into each other's eyes, but Belly breaks away, saying she's going to grab a couple for Jere. They cook dinner together and enjoy some wine with their meal, laughing about what happened earlier at the florist and Michaels. Conrad then has a flashback to four years ago, the last time he was at Belly's house before they broke up. He remembers that night was the last time they were together in an intimate way, and he wonders: What if he hadn't messed it up back then? But the moment is broken when Jeremiah comes home. On the dock, Jeremiah tells Belly the good news: His dad wants to pay for the wedding, but he wants to do it at the club and invite some people from work, but that throws Belly off guard. Belly eventually agrees, and says that it's the kind of wedding that his mom would have wanted. Conrad sees them dancing on the dock, and he promises himself that he won't slip up again – especially because the promises 'you make on your mother's deathbed are absolute.' What Was Conrad's Promise To His Mom? Four years ago, Susannah told Conrad she wasn't scared to die because she knew he would be okay, and Jeremiah would be okay too, because he had Conrad as a big brother. When Conrad replied that he wasn't a great brother, Susannah objected, telling him that he had always looked out for Jeremiah and always would. He agreed, promising to always be there for his brother. In the present, he said he kept his word to his mom by leaving for California. With the wedding approaching, will Conrad be able to keep his feelings at bay? Or will he have to break his promise to his mother and tell Belly how he truly feels? Season 3, Episode 5 of The Summer I Turned Pretty premieres on Wednesday, August 13 at 3 a.m. ET/12 p.m. PT on Prime Video. Check out the full release schedule below.
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6 hours ago
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Couple Honors Senior Dog, Who Was 'the Center of Our Universe,' at Wedding Before Having to Put Him Down
Speaking to bride Libbee Dyer at the altar through tears, groom Ryan Dyer said, "Our trio is about to become a duo"NEED TO KNOW A couple honored their 19-year-old dog, Jack, at their wedding ceremony just before having to put him down In a now-viral video shared by their wedding videographer, bride Libbee Dyer said, "He's going to go to heaven on Monday" The video also shows groom Ryan Dyer saying through tears at the altar, "Our trio is about to become a duo"Ryan and Libbee Dyer's emotional wedding day was a celebration of love — and the many beautiful years they spent with their dog, Jack. As they prepared to tie the knot, the couple was also facing the heartbreaking reality of having to put down their beloved 19-year-old pet. "He's going to go to heaven on Monday," Libbee, wearing her wedding dress, said in a now-viral video shared on Instagram by their wedding videographer, Jamie Ross. Ryan and Libbee decided to honor Jack on their special day, with all their friends and family surrounding them. "This weekend, as much as it's our celebration, it's a celebration for Jack as well, just so everyone we love can say goodbye to him because we do everything with him," the bride explained in the clip, which shows the dog — who's dressed in a tiny black-and-white tuxedo — lying in a wagon decorated with ribbon as guests approached to pet him. The video also features various photos and clips of the couple's travel and adventures with Jack, including a ride on Australia's Puffing Billy, the world's oldest steam locomotive. Jack can be seen resting his head on the sill of an open window, catching a breeze during the ride. "I feel like he's touched a part of everyone's lives in his 19 years," Libbee noted of Jack's legacy. Ross' video, which has received more than 3 million views, also captures the couple standing at the altar, as Ryan said through tears to Libbee, "And even though our trio is about to become a duo, I know it won't be long before we are filling the back seat again." In a lengthy caption, Ross shared how the Dyers' story, and love for Jack, moved him. "I don't usually get emotional at weddings these days — I stay pretty focused on filming, but this story got me. When I arrived on the wedding day, it was immediately clear how much Jack meant to his Ryan & Lib, and I knew I had to capture whatever I could," he wrote. "Although it's not the kind of storyline that would fit into a wedding film, I knew I wanted to put something together as a keepsake," he added. "At the heart of it, my work is about preserving a snapshot in time — something real to return to as the years pass." Ryan and Libbee told that they made the difficult decision to put Jack down two weeks before their wedding, and vowed to make the most of the time they had left with their pet. On their wedding day, he was the guest of honor. 'I had his bed behind us at the wedding for the dinner, so he had a bit of the entrée, a bit of dessert, a bit of the main [course],' Ryan told the outlet. 'Everyone got to go up to him and say their goodbyes, or give him a pat, give him a treat. He got all the attention during the cocktail hour, which he loved,' he added. Jack has been Ryan's faithful companion since he was a child. When he was 12, his parents surprised him and his sister with two puppies, and Ryan got Jack, then just 8 weeks old. "I still remember they drove up into the driveway, and Jack's head was above the car window," Ryan told Eventually, Libbee came into the duo's lives, and they became a family of three. The couple said it's been heartwarming to see how Jack's story has touched so many people, who flooded the video's comments section with messages of sympathy. 'Jake was the center of our universe, and it felt really fitting that now almost 4 million people have seen how special he was,' Libbee told Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Ross is happy that he was able to preserve these precious memories of Jack's final moments for the Dyers. 'Hearing the story directly from Libbee gave it an extra layer of intimacy. It made it like a time capsule for how she felt in that exact moment,' the videographer told the outlet. Read the original article on People Solve the daily Crossword
