Josh Hutcherson Top 5 Roles All Time

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Josh Hutcherson top 5 roles of all time. Dude is having a moment right now with Five Nights At Freddy’s being the number one movie in America, two weeks in a row. He’s been acting since he was a child and he some FABULOUS movies. So of course we’re giving you our top 5!

We got Josh Hutcherson top 5 roles of all time. This guy is having a moment right now and we’re here for it. He’s super talented and has been in so many movies as well as some TV. So I’ve got my favorite roles of his. Make sure you check out the video as well as share with me yours!

Josh Hutcherson Top 5 Roles

My favorite kids movie Josh did is Bridge To Terebithia. I loved the book and I just thought he was so cute in this film. I love that he was a child actor. One of my other favorite roles of his is in The Kids Are All Right. He definitely was so real with this character and nailed his complexities.

I will say that looking back on it, he’s the best part of The Hunger Games. He nailed the part of Peta and definitely got overshadowed by Jennifer Lawrence and Liam Hemsworth. I thoroughly enjoyed him in Five Nights At Freddy’s. He is my favorite part of that film and seeing him in a whole new light. Josh definitely moving into young father, yes I know he played the older brother, but we’ll definitely see him more in the daddy roles soon!

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My favorite role of his is Future Man! It’s a Hulu Tv Series and if you have not seen it run to watch it. It’s so quirky, fun, and he’s fabulous in it. Share with me your thoughts? Make sure you check out my review.

 

 

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