15 Actresses You Might Not Recognize in Their Early Works

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Often, actors choose to maintain the image that resonates with their fans. However, time is unforgiving, and the disparity between an actor’s present appearance and their early career days is striking on certain occasions. We stumbled upon snapshots from the initial projects of our beloved actresses and juxtaposed them with their recent photographs, revealing their enduring beauty in both instances.

Natalie Portman — Léon, 1994

Saoirse Ronan — Atonement, 2007

Kirsten Dunst — Interview with the Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles, 1994

Winona Ryder — Great Balls of Fire!, 1989

© Great Balls of Fire! / Orion Pictures and co-producers, Kristin Callahan / Everett Collection / East News

Emily Blunt — Boudica, 2003

© Boudica / Media Pro Pictures and co-producers, SYSPEO / SIPA / SIPA / East News

Jessica Chastain — Agatha Christie’s Poirot, 2010

© Poirot / Carnival Film & Television and co-producers, Kristin Callahan / Everett Collection / East News

Afshan Azad — Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, 2005

Priyanka Chopra — What’s Your Raashee?, 2009

Kate Beckinsale — Shooting Fish, 1997

© Shooting Fish / Tomboy Films and co-producers, Efren Landaos / Sipa USA / East News

Sandra Bullock — Love Potion No. 9, 1992

Helena Bonham Carter — A Room with a View, 1985

Scarlett Johansson — North, 1994

© North / Columbia Pictures and co-producers, Invision / Invision / East News

Meryl Streep — Evil Angels, 1988

Nicole Kidman — BMX Bandits, 1983

© BMX Bandits / Nilsen Premiere and co-producers, Elizabeth Goodenough / Everett Collection / East News

Elizabeth Hurley — Passenger 57, 1992

© Passenger 57 / Warner Bros. and co-producers, Manoli Figetakis / Everett Collection / East News

Our beloved actors and actresses inevitably experience the passage of time and gracefully embrace the natural process of aging. Their willingness to evolve and grow serves as an inspiration to us all.

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