17 Movie Stars That Are So Good at Transforming, We’re Not Even Sure They’re the Same People
To be an actor, you have to be able to transform into anyone. Still, many stars get stuck playing the same types of characters. But the people from this article are not like that. Throughout their careers, they have changed dramatically and amazed us every single time.
The Duke in Moulin Rouge!, Dracula in Van Helsing, and Sherlock Holmes in The Hound of the Baskervilles
Mary Jane’s rival in Spider-Man 3, a rude housewife in The Help, and the angry vampire in a Twilight film
A young musician in the biopic Nowhere Boy, Count Vronsky in Anna Karenina, and an unscrupulous villain in Nocturnal Animals
Vampire Milo in Morbius, and Daemon Targaryen in House of the Dragon
Ladies’ man Mr. Wickham in Pride & Prejudice, a villain in The Boy in the Striped Pajamas, and the eccentric boss in A Simple Favor
The love interest of the main character in Good Will Hunting, and the arrogant diva in The Phantom of the Opera
A modest priest in The Last Don II, a villain in the Harry Potter films, and Emperor Peter I in The Great
Jane Seymour in The Tudors, and a young wife in Annabelle
An eligible bachelor in Pride & Prejudice, and the spectacular Oblonsky in Anna Karenina
The impressive Delia in Beetlejuice, a forgetful mom in Home Alone, and a judge in A Series of Unfortunate Events
Britney Spears’ character’s friend in the romantic comedy, Crossroads, an alien in Avatar, and a future mom in the horror mini series, Rosemary’s Baby
The brave Dillos in 300, Friar Carl in Van Helsing, and country singer Hank in Elvis
A shy pianist in Dogville, an escaped psychiatrist in Shutter Island, and a beautiful woman in Sharp Objects
A rich Draco Malfoy in Harry Potter, Viscount Trencavel in the mini-series, Labyrinth, and a monster in A Babysitter’s Guide to Monster Hunting
A new vampire in 2 Twilight movies, and the lover of Marilyn Monroe in Blonde
Henry VI in The Hollow Crown, Byron in Mary Shelley, and Morpheus in The Sandman
Ron’s mom in Harry Potter, the mother of the writer in Becoming Jane, and a maid in Mary Poppins Returns
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