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Before he became the iconic Thor, wielding Mjolnir in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Chris Hemsworth was a relatively unknown Australian actor, best recognized for his role as Kim Hyde in the long - running soap opera Home and Away. His venture into Hollywood began with a brief yet memorable performance as George Kirk, Captain Kirk’s ill - fated father, in the 2009 Star Trek reboot, but at that point, his filmography remained sparse.

Before becoming the most beloved mischievous god in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Tom Hiddleston was known for his performances in period dramas and Shakespearean adaptations. As an actor trained in classical acting, he was quite famous in the British theater scene. However, in the film industry, he was not well - known outside of some high - end film circles.

Before stepping into the role of T'Challa in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Chadwick Boseman had already been making waves in the acting world. He was an actor who brought dignity and depth to every character he played.

Kate Upton, the American model and actress, stands among the world’s sexiest models, famously gracing Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue with her striking presence.

Maggie Gyllenhaal made a stunning entrance into the world of film direction with her debut, "The Lost Daughter". Adapted from Elena Ferrante's novel, the movie has been a talking point in the film industry.

Monica Bellucci catapulted to global stardom with her full nude performance in Malèna (2000). The film, a poignant tale of beauty and desire, showcased her ability to embody raw sensuality while conveying profound vulnerability, making her a household name worldwide.

Dakota Johnson, renowned for her role in "Fifty Shades of Grey," has quietly added a new credit to her resume. The actress has made her directorial debut with Coldplay's music video for "Cry Cry Cry." This marks a significant step for Johnson, transitioning from the spotlight in front of the camera to the creative forces behind it.

In 1996, Tom Hanks, renowned for his iconic performances such as Forrest Gump, stepped behind the camera for his directorial debut with "That Thing You Do!" This musical comedy-drama delved into the rise and fall of a fictional 1960s pop band, marking a significant transition in Hanks' career.

In 1995, Tim Robbins made a powerful statement with his directorial work Dead Man Walking, a film that seamlessly blends artistry with hard - hitting social commentary. Focused on the highly controversial topic of the death penalty, the movie not only became a critical and commercial success but also propelled one of its stars to Oscar - winning heights.

Blake Lively, widely recognized for her role as Serena van der Woodsen in Gossip Girl, made a remarkable in 2021 by directing Taylor Swift's music video for "I Bet You Think About Me." Handpicked by Swift herself, Lively brought her unique vision to the project, delivering a visually captivating piece that quickly won praise from fans and critics alike.

In 1990, Kevin Costner made a resounding statement in the world of cinema with Dances with Wolves, an epic film that not only won the prestigious Oscar for Best Picture but also showcased his directorial and acting prowess. Costner's deep - seated passion for the Western genre was evident as he took on the ambitious task of bringing the story of Lieutenant John Dunbar and his interactions with the Sioux tribe to life.

Alan Alda has long been a paragon of versatility in the entertainment industry, seamlessly navigating the worlds of stage, television, and film. Renowned for his directorial work on iconic shows like M A S H, Alda's ability to craft compelling narratives across different mediums showcases his unparalleled talent and deep understanding of storytelling.

62-year-old Hollywood god “Tom Cruise” Tom Cruise (Tom Cruise), recently frequently photographed and 36-year-old Cuban actress Ana de Armas (Ana de Armas) private party, sparked a romance scandal.

Legendary actress Jodie Foster, who recently won a Golden Globe for True Detective, is set to headline Rebecca Zlotowski’s non-competition film Private Life. This marks her first full French-language role, playing a psychiatrist who turns detective after her patient (played by Virginie Efira) disappears under mysterious circumstances.

Sydney Sweeney, born September 12, 1997, in Spokane, Washington, has emerged as a dual force in Hollywood—shining as both an actor and a producer with a knack for bold, layered roles.

In the bright starry sky of Hollywood and the music industry, there are many big names who made a major life decision at a young age - dropping out of school. They have abandoned the traditional academic path and embarked on a journey full of challenges and opportunities in order to pursue their dreams.