Emerging Actors to Watch in 2022: A Climbing Stars' Preview
As we bid adieu to 2021, casting an eye forward to the coming year in cinema reveals an exhilarating range of rising actors and actresses who are primed to make significant impacts in their respective projects. These talents, spotted across both indie films and big-budget blockbusters, are making waves for their electrifying performances and the buzz they are generating. Here's our take on the emerging actors you should watch out for in 2022.
From his stunning breakout role in 'Minari,' Alan Kim showed that age is no limit to talent. With a Critics Choice Award under his belt, Kim's upcoming role in the sci-fi film 'Latchkey's Kids' is highly anticipated. Given his previous performance, it is exciting to see what depth he will bring to his new character.
UK's rising star Jasmine Jobson is next on our radar. Known for her role in the Netflix series 'Top Boy,' Jasmine's raw portrayal of a girl caught up in London's gang culture won critical accolity. Jasmine popped onto Hollywood's radar and is now set to star in the upcoming film 'Surrounded,' sharing screen space with Hollywood giants like Michael B. Jordan.
Thomasin McKenzie, has been on a steady rise ever since her stunning portrayal in the movie 'Leave No Trace,' and 'Jojo Rabbit.' She will be seen next in M. Night Shyamalan’s 'Old.' McKenzie's proven range and her upcoming roles promise a fascinating cinematic journey ahead.
Keeping theater and dance at his core, Joaquin Phoenix's Joker co-star Alex Sharp is showing great potential in his nascent acting journey. From Broadway's 'The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time' to Netflix’s movie 'The Hustle,' Sharp's craft shows promise of a compelling performer in the making.
Final actor on our horizon is Rachel Zegler. The high school student who beat 30,000 others for the role of Maria in Spielberg's adaptation of 'West Side Story' is already making waves. Skeptics should put their doubts to rest as early reviews have praised Zegler's compelling performance.
From All-American boy Alan Kim to London's street-smart Jasmine Jobson; from New Zealand's enchanting Thomasin McKenzie to Broadway’s maturing Alex Sharp and Spielberg's newfound young talent Rachel Zegler; these actors are not just tomorrow's film stars but the perspectives that will frame our cinematic narrative.
From his stunning breakout role in 'Minari,' Alan Kim showed that age is no limit to talent. With a Critics Choice Award under his belt, Kim's upcoming role in the sci-fi film 'Latchkey's Kids' is highly anticipated. Given his previous performance, it is exciting to see what depth he will bring to his new character.
UK's rising star Jasmine Jobson is next on our radar. Known for her role in the Netflix series 'Top Boy,' Jasmine's raw portrayal of a girl caught up in London's gang culture won critical accolity. Jasmine popped onto Hollywood's radar and is now set to star in the upcoming film 'Surrounded,' sharing screen space with Hollywood giants like Michael B. Jordan.
Thomasin McKenzie, has been on a steady rise ever since her stunning portrayal in the movie 'Leave No Trace,' and 'Jojo Rabbit.' She will be seen next in M. Night Shyamalan’s 'Old.' McKenzie's proven range and her upcoming roles promise a fascinating cinematic journey ahead.
Keeping theater and dance at his core, Joaquin Phoenix's Joker co-star Alex Sharp is showing great potential in his nascent acting journey. From Broadway's 'The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time' to Netflix’s movie 'The Hustle,' Sharp's craft shows promise of a compelling performer in the making.
Final actor on our horizon is Rachel Zegler. The high school student who beat 30,000 others for the role of Maria in Spielberg's adaptation of 'West Side Story' is already making waves. Skeptics should put their doubts to rest as early reviews have praised Zegler's compelling performance.
From All-American boy Alan Kim to London's street-smart Jasmine Jobson; from New Zealand's enchanting Thomasin McKenzie to Broadway’s maturing Alex Sharp and Spielberg's newfound young talent Rachel Zegler; these actors are not just tomorrow's film stars but the perspectives that will frame our cinematic narrative.