toddly6666

I picture these actors as forever aged at 45-55 from their first movies to their current movies. Can anyone think of any other actors like this? Please post photos of them in their youth if possible.


Kathy Bates
Tommy Lee Jones
Judi Dench
Samuel L. Jackson
Christopher Lloyd
Jonathan Pryce
Ian McKellen
Bruce Willis
Billy Bob Thornton
Michael Caine
Powers Boothe
Ron Pearlman
William Hurt
Liam Neeson
Steve Buscemi
John Malcovich
Gene Hackman
Ben Kingsley

Mondo Kane

Was young once:

fumanstan

Tommy looks like a bad ass then.

toddly6666

he looks a bit James Francoish

PopcornTreeCt

Never realized how old Samuel L Jackson is, he's turning 60 this year. He was 41 in Do the Right Thing.

Boba Fett

Bruce Willis (33 in Die Hard)
Michael Caine (31 in Zulu; 33 in Alfie)
William Hurt (30 in Altered States; 31 in Body Heat)
Liam Neeson (29 in Excalibur; 31 in Krull)
Steve Buscemi (34 in Barton Fink)
John Malcovich (34 in Empire of the Sun)

Mondo Kane

Quite badass movies too back then. Like Jackson County Jail (Where that pic is from) and Rolling Thunder.

Drexl

Rodney Dangerfield's first role was around age 50, with his first notable role (Caddyshack) when he was 59.

E. Honda

Alan Ruck was 30 years old when he played a high school student in Ferris Bueller's Day Off. Does that count?

Giantrobo

Hah! I'm watching "Armegeddon" right now with these two jokers. You're right, Bruce and Steve both seem like they've always been in their 40's. Bruce was 33 in Die Hard? That's so weird because I can't think of him as that young. However, I do think Bruce keeping the bald head helps him stay relatively youthful looking.

I remember Liam in both films. For the "Excalibur" mention let me add Patrick Stewart (41 in Excalibur; 36 in I,Claudius). I first saw Stewart in "I,Claudius" and even though he was 36, in my mind right now as I'm picturing him, he just seems to have always been in his 60's. Maybe it has to do with Stewart's aura of authority and leadership he seems to naturally give off.

I wonder if this is the "Old Soul" thing at work here?