The Hollywood Reporter – August 14, 2019

THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER 74 AUGUST 14, 2019

Illustrations by Rami Niemi

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JULIAN DENNISON 16

K n ow n fo r

Deadpool 2

As the surly teenaged

Firefist, New Zealand-born

Dennison held his own

against Ryan Reynolds’

foulmouthed antihero in

Deadpool 2 after break-

ing out in his countryman

Taika Waititi’s Hunt for

the Wilderpeople. Next up

is Legendary and Warner

Bros.’ Godzilla vs. Kong.

My parents always tell

me ... “Don’t be famous, be

a legend.”

OAKES FEGLEY 14

Known for

The Goldfinch

Two years after making

his acting debut in the

Michelle Monaghan-Ron

Livingston drama Fort

Bliss, with roles on

Boardwalk Empire and

Person of Interest along

the way, the Pennsylvania-

born Fegley landed the

lead in Disney’s Pete’s

Dragon. Now, the son of

two actors will hit the big

screen again Sept. 13 in

Warner Bros.’ adaptation of

The Goldfinch.

I’m dying to work with

“Wes Anderson and

Mahershala Ali.”

ELSIE FISHER 16

Known for

Eighth Grade

The breakout star of Bo

Burnham’s Eighth Grade

kept busy making awards-

season rounds that included

a Golden Globe nomination

and a Gotham Award win.

Next is MGM’s animated

The Addams Family, a

return to voice acting for

the young star who can

be heard in Universal’s

Despicable Me movies as

Agnes (“It’s so fluffy, I’m

gonna die!”). She is also

Asante Blackk (left), with Netflix
co-star Caleel Harris, says he’s
been most starstruck by Robert
De Niro: “He is a producer on
When They See Us, so we met him
at the table read. It was insane.”

Angel Camp Coleman C. Crovetti