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Your Favorite Teen Heartthrobs Then vs. Now

Originally published on Marie Claire US

Tue, October 24, 2023 at 1:00 AM UTC

Then: Shane West — One glance at this photo, and I already have tears in my eyes. Before A Walk to Remember, Shane West had a bunch of small TV roles, but his role as the bad-boy-turned-good-guy Landon West captured our hearts.
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Then: Mark-Paul Gosselaar — Saved by the Bell would be nothing without Mark-Paul Gosselaar as the ever-so-charming Zack Morris. The idea of someone else ending up with Kelly Kapowski sends shivers down my spine.
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Now: Mark-Paul Gosselaar — Don't worry, Gosselaar is still doing the TV thing in shows like Mixed-ish, Franklin & Bash, and even a Saved by the Bell reboot.
Paras Griffin/Getty Images

Then: Matt Dillon — TBT to English class when your hardest dilemma was deciding who was the hottest out of the Greasers while watching The Outsiders. Matt Dillion's portrayal of Dallas Winston in the 1983 film was swoon-worthy.
Sunset Boulevard/Getty Images

Now: Matt Dillon — Dillon went on to star in many more acclaimed films... just ones you didn't watch during school hours, such as the comedy There's Something About Mary and the horror flick The House That Jack Built.
Barcroft Media/Getty Images

Then: Milo Ventimiglia — Jess Mariano in Gilmore Girls! Peter Petrelli in Heroes! Chris Pierce in American Dreams! Milo Ventimiglia was everywhere in the '00s, and we have zero complaints.
Vince Bucci/Getty Images

Now: Milo Ventimiglia — Fast forward to today, and Ventimiglia is in hit shows like This Is Us to movies such as Second Act, Creed II, and The Art of Racing In the Rain.
George Pimentel/Getty Images

Then: Corbin Bleu — Sure, people were freaking out over Troy Bolton in High School Musical when it dropped, but those with refined taste (me!) knew the real deal was Mr. Chad Danforth.
Jason LaVeris/Getty Images

Now: Corbin Bleu — Post HSM, Bleu starred in other shows and movies you loved like Discovery Channel's Flight 29 Down and the Disney Channel original movie Jump In! Today, he's still acting in minor TV roles.
Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images

Then: Sean Faris — The idea of a high school rising junior (senior?) who looks like Sean Faris circa 2004 having a crush on you when you were going to be a freshman in high school is next-level insane! But we ate it up in the movie Sleepover.
Frazer Harrison/Getty Images

Now: Sean Faris — Faris later starred, and caused some major drama, in Pretty Little Liars as Gabriel Holbrook. He's also been in a ton of holiday Hallmark movies...if you were looking for a reason to watch one.
Paul Archuleta/Getty Images

Then: Jordan Calloway — Avid Nickelodeon watchers might remember Jordan Calloway as one of Emma Roberts' BFFs, Zach Carter-Schwartz, in Unfabulous. When you weren't singing the catchy theme song, you were definitely thinking about him.
Toby Canham/Getty Images

Now: Jordan Calloway — Calloway has been busy since his days on Nickelodeon. He played Chuck Clayton in Riverdale's early seasons and starred as Khalil Payne in Black Lightning.
Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images

Then: Aaron Taylor-Johnson — The British actor did star in some TV shows in the early parts of his career, but everyone came to know and love him as Robbie in Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging.
Chris Jackson/Getty Images

Now: Aaron Taylor-Johnson — Taylor-Johnson is still acting! Since he played Robbie, he's been in big blockbusters like Tenet and Nowhere Boy. He even won a Golden Globe in 2017 for his role in Nocturnal Animals.
Rich Fury/Getty Images

Then: Tom Welling — You either know him as Superman in Smallville or as the second oldest Baker, Charlie, in the Cheaper By the Dozen franchise. I mean, him wearing that red cap in the majority of the first movie? How could we forget!
Frank Trapper/Getty Images

Now: Tom Welling — Welling may not be playing superheroes anymore, but you can watch him in shows like Lucifer or the action TV show Professionals.
David Livingston/Getty Images

Then: Patrick J. Dancy — Patrick Dancy first made his appearance on Saved by the Bell, but we got to really know him as Ted Curran on the '90s sitcom Family Matters.
ABC Photo Archives/Getty Images

Now: Patrick J. Dancy — Dancy hasn't acted in anything since 2004, unfortunately, but he does have an Instagram account!
Paul Archuleta/Getty Images

Then: James Van Der Beek — Unless you've been living under a rock for the past couple decades, then you know James Van Der Beek played Dawson on Dawson’s Creek—as in, like the teen drama series from the ’90s.
Getty Images

Now: James Van Der Beek — Van Der Beek and his great eyebrows are still making Hollywood moves. He had a role on the hit FX show Pose, and played DJ Diplo in the comedy series What Would Diplo Do? over on Viceland.
Kevork Djansezian/NBC/Getty Images

Now: Shane West — West has since starred in some of your favorite shows like ER, Gotham, and Salem. He and Mandy Moore still have a tight bond too. At Moore's Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony, he gave a cute speech to his former co-star saying, "Mandy, you are an absolute gem. Your smile is ridiculous, seriously it's ridiculous, it lights up a room when you walk in. Your energy is irresistible and your heart is second to none."

By Bianca Rodriguez
Jim Spellman/Getty Images

Then: Shane West — One glance at this photo, and I already have tears in my eyes. Before A Walk to Remember, Shane West had a bunch of small TV roles, but his role as the bad-boy-turned-good-guy Landon West captured our hearts.
Archive Photos/Getty Images

Then: Mark-Paul Gosselaar — Saved by the Bell would be nothing without Mark-Paul Gosselaar as the ever-so-charming Zack Morris. The idea of someone else ending up with Kelly Kapowski sends shivers down my spine.
NBC/Getty Images

Now: Mark-Paul Gosselaar — Don't worry, Gosselaar is still doing the TV thing in shows like Mixed-ish, Franklin & Bash, and even a Saved by the Bell reboot.
Paras Griffin/Getty Images

Then: Matt Dillon — TBT to English class when your hardest dilemma was deciding who was the hottest out of the Greasers while watching The Outsiders. Matt Dillion's portrayal of Dallas Winston in the 1983 film was swoon-worthy.
Sunset Boulevard/Getty Images

Now: Matt Dillon — Dillon went on to star in many more acclaimed films... just ones you didn't watch during school hours, such as the comedy There's Something About Mary and the horror flick The House That Jack Built.
Barcroft Media/Getty Images

Then: Milo Ventimiglia — Jess Mariano in Gilmore Girls! Peter Petrelli in Heroes! Chris Pierce in American Dreams! Milo Ventimiglia was everywhere in the '00s, and we have zero complaints.
Vince Bucci/Getty Images

Now: Milo Ventimiglia — Fast forward to today, and Ventimiglia is in hit shows like This Is Us to movies such as Second Act, Creed II, and The Art of Racing In the Rain.
George Pimentel/Getty Images

Then: Corbin Bleu — Sure, people were freaking out over Troy Bolton in High School Musical when it dropped, but those with refined taste (me!) knew the real deal was Mr. Chad Danforth.
Jason LaVeris/Getty Images

Now: Corbin Bleu — Post HSM, Bleu starred in other shows and movies you loved like Discovery Channel's Flight 29 Down and the Disney Channel original movie Jump In! Today, he's still acting in minor TV roles.
Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images

Then: Sean Faris — The idea of a high school rising junior (senior?) who looks like Sean Faris circa 2004 having a crush on you when you were going to be a freshman in high school is next-level insane! But we ate it up in the movie Sleepover.
Frazer Harrison/Getty Images

Now: Sean Faris — Faris later starred, and caused some major drama, in Pretty Little Liars as Gabriel Holbrook. He's also been in a ton of holiday Hallmark movies...if you were looking for a reason to watch one.
Paul Archuleta/Getty Images

Then: Jordan Calloway — Avid Nickelodeon watchers might remember Jordan Calloway as one of Emma Roberts' BFFs, Zach Carter-Schwartz, in Unfabulous. When you weren't singing the catchy theme song, you were definitely thinking about him.
Toby Canham/Getty Images

Now: Jordan Calloway — Calloway has been busy since his days on Nickelodeon. He played Chuck Clayton in Riverdale's early seasons and starred as Khalil Payne in Black Lightning.
Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images

Then: Aaron Taylor-Johnson — The British actor did star in some TV shows in the early parts of his career, but everyone came to know and love him as Robbie in Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging.
Chris Jackson/Getty Images

Now: Aaron Taylor-Johnson — Taylor-Johnson is still acting! Since he played Robbie, he's been in big blockbusters like Tenet and Nowhere Boy. He even won a Golden Globe in 2017 for his role in Nocturnal Animals.
Rich Fury/Getty Images

Then: Tom Welling — You either know him as Superman in Smallville or as the second oldest Baker, Charlie, in the Cheaper By the Dozen franchise. I mean, him wearing that red cap in the majority of the first movie? How could we forget!
Frank Trapper/Getty Images

Now: Tom Welling — Welling may not be playing superheroes anymore, but you can watch him in shows like Lucifer or the action TV show Professionals.
David Livingston/Getty Images

Then: Patrick J. Dancy — Patrick Dancy first made his appearance on Saved by the Bell, but we got to really know him as Ted Curran on the '90s sitcom Family Matters.
ABC Photo Archives/Getty Images

Now: Patrick J. Dancy — Dancy hasn't acted in anything since 2004, unfortunately, but he does have an Instagram account!
Paul Archuleta/Getty Images

Then: James Van Der Beek — Unless you've been living under a rock for the past couple decades, then you know James Van Der Beek played Dawson on Dawson’s Creek—as in, like the teen drama series from the ’90s.
Getty Images

Now: James Van Der Beek — Van Der Beek and his great eyebrows are still making Hollywood moves. He had a role on the hit FX show Pose, and played DJ Diplo in the comedy series What Would Diplo Do? over on Viceland.
Kevork Djansezian/NBC/Getty Images

Now: Shane West — West has since starred in some of your favorite shows like ER, Gotham, and Salem. He and Mandy Moore still have a tight bond too. At Moore's Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony, he gave a cute speech to his former co-star saying, "Mandy, you are an absolute gem. Your smile is ridiculous, seriously it's ridiculous, it lights up a room when you walk in. Your energy is irresistible and your heart is second to none."

By Bianca Rodriguez
Jim Spellman/Getty Images

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