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Amazing Oscar Nominees Pose with Younger Versions of Themselves

Amazing Oscar Nominees Pose with Younger Versions of Themselves
Are you excited yet? Hollywood's biggest award show is finally here and to help you get you pumped for tonight's Oscars, People.com has sent 10 of this year's Oscar nominees back in time to hang out with the younger versions of themselves.
No doubt inspired by similarly photoshopped images seen on the Internet, People.com has taken it upon themselves to remind us what The Wolf of Wall Street's Leonardo DiCaprio and American Hustle's Jennifer Lawrence looked like when they were just young, bright-eyed actors first starting out. What stunning transformations!
Don't you just want to pinch young Leonardo DiCaprio's cheeks?
Above: Leonardo DiCaprio in 2013 (left) and 1989
DARLENE HAMMOND / GETTY; GREGG DEGUIRE / WIREIMAGE

Jennifer Lawrence in 2014 (right) and in 2007
MIREK TOWSKI / WIREIMAGE; LESTER COHEN / WIREIMAGE; JEFF KRAVITZ / FILMMAGIC

Jared Leto in 2014 (right) and in 1994
DAVE ALLOCCA / DMI / TIME LIFE PICTURES / GETTY; MICHAEL KOVAC / WIREIMAGE

Tom Hanks in 2014 (left) and in 1980
DENNIS PLEHN / ABC / GETTY; BRUCE GLIKAS / FILMMAGIC

Sandra Bullock in 2014 (left) and in 1993
RON GALELLA / WIREIMAGE; JEFF KRAVITZ / FILMMAGIC

Meryl Streep in 1980 (left) and in 2013
TED THAI / TIME & LIFE PICTURES / GETTY; KEVIN WINTER / GETTY

Matthew McConaughey in 2014 (left) and in 1996
JEFF KRAVITZ / FILMMAGIC(2)

Julia Roberts in 2013 (right) and in 1989
S. GRANITZ / WIREIMAGE; MARK DAVIS / HFA2013 / GETTY

Christian Bale in 2013 (left) and in 1987
JIM SMEAL / WIREIMAGE; JIM SPELLMAN / WIREIMAGE

Amy Adams in 2014 (left) and in 1999
TIME & LIFE PICTURES / GETTY; CHRISTOPHER POLK / GETTY
via [People]
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