2012 YEAR IN REVIEW

The hottest stars, biggest bombs, most shocking surprises, and more

2012's Most Notable Former Child Stars: Then & Now

Hollywood has seen a lot of child stars come and go through the years. Some have grown up to be successful, well-adjusted adults with high-profile careers and fulfilling home lives... others, not so much. Here's a rundown of the year's most notable former child stars and where they are today. — Amy and Nancy Harrington, Yahoo! Contributor Network

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  1. Danielle Fishel
  2. Danica McKellar
  3. Lark Voorhies
  4. Josh Peck
  5. Anna Chlumsky
  6. Amanda Bynes
  7. Hayden Panettiere
  8. Lindsay Lohan
  9. Lisa Whelchel
  10. Joseph Gordon-Levitt
  11. Claire Danes
  12. Danny Tamberelli
  13. Elisabeth Shue
  14. Alyssa Milano
  15. Jodie Sweetin
  16. Hilary Duff

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