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* Once famous as a child actor in Sweden and the son of a famous actor, Alexander Skarsgård gave up acting for quite a while until returning a decade later and becoming famous for roles on ''[[True Blood]]'' and ''[[Generation Kill]]''.
* At one point, [[Drew Barrymore]] was the epitome of the bad end of this trope; at the age of 15, she already went through smoking cigarettes and pot, drinking, doing cocaine, attempting suicide and staying in rehab twice. However, she eventually sobered up and became a successful adult actress.
* [[Joseph Gordon-Levitt]] took a breather from acting after playing Tommy on ''[[3rd Rock from the Sun]]''. Since he resumed his career, he's won raves in just about every project he's done.
* Something similar can be said of [[Wil Wheaton]] and his role as [[Creator's Pet|Wesley]]. But he grew up pretty well of it.
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* Jenny Lewis and Blake Sennett are subversions as well, now much better known for their indie rock band [[Rilo Kiley]] then their pasts as child actors.
* [[Jackie Coogan]] starred with [[Charlie Chaplin]] as [[The Kid]], sued his parents for squandering his film earnings before he became an adult ([[There Should Be a Law|which led to]] the California Child Actor's Bill, AKA the Coogan Act), and much later became known as TV's [[The Addams Family|Uncle Fester]].
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