| #1 |
Edward Norton
|
Narrator |
Fight Club
(1999)
|
30 → 30 |
C5 |
0 |
Novel Chapter 6, p.51: The Narrator explicitly states 'I'm a thirty-year-old boy' |
| #2 |
Brad Pitt
|
Tyler Durden |
Fight Club
(1999)
|
35 → 30 |
C4 |
+5 |
Tyler is the Narrator's alter ego/split personality sharing the same body, therefore same age (Narrator is canonically 30) |
| #3 |
Helena Bonham Carter
|
Marla Singer |
Fight Club
(1999)
|
33 → - |
C1 |
|
No canonical age information found in novel or film; character's age is never stated |
| #4 |
Meat Loaf
|
Robert Paulson |
Fight Club
(1999)
|
52 → - |
C1 |
|
Described only as 'middle-aged' former bodybuilder; no specific age given in novel or film |
| #5 |
Jared Leto
|
Angel Face |
Fight Club
(1999)
|
27 → - |
C1 |
|
Described as young and beautiful; novel mentions he 'appeared much younger' but no specific age given |
| #6 |
Keanu Reeves
|
Neo |
The Matrix
(1999)
|
34 → 37 |
C4 |
-3 |
Matrix Wiki: Born March 11, 1962 (shown on criminal record in film). Film set in 1999. |
| #7 |
Laurence Fishburne
|
Morpheus |
The Matrix
(1999)
|
37 → - |
C1 |
|
Matrix Wiki: No birth date or age given. Only states he was 'freed from the Matrix at a young age'. |
| #8 |
Carrie-Anne Moss
|
Trinity |
The Matrix
(1999)
|
31 → 33 |
C3 |
-2 |
Matrix Wiki character infobox lists age as 33 for the original trilogy. |
| #9 |
Hugo Weaving
|
Agent Smith |
The Matrix
(1999)
|
38 → - |
C1 |
|
Agent Smith is an AI program created by the Machines, not a human. Has no biological age. |
| #10 |
Gloria Foster
|
Oracle |
The Matrix
(1999)
|
65 → - |
C1 |
|
The Oracle is a program, not a human. Appears as 'African American woman in her late 60s' but has no actual biological age. |
| #11 |
Leonardo DiCaprio
|
Jack Dawson |
Titanic
(1997)
|
23 → 20 |
C5 |
+3 |
James Cameron screenplay: 'both about 20' and 'very self-possessed and sure-footed for 20' |
| #12 |
Kate Winslet
|
Rose DeWitt Bukater |
Titanic
(1997)
|
22 → 17 |
C5 |
+5 |
James Cameron screenplay: '17 years old and beautiful, regal of bearing' |
| #13 |
Billy Zane
|
Cal Hockley |
Titanic
(1997)
|
31 → 30 |
C5 |
+1 |
James Cameron screenplay: 'the 30 year old heir to the elder Hockley's fortune' |
| #14 |
Kathy Bates
|
Molly Brown |
Titanic
(1997)
|
49 → 45 |
C5 |
+4 |
James Cameron screenplay: 'At 45, MOLLY BROWN is a tough talking straightshooter' • Historical: Margaret Brown born July 18, 1867, making her 44 in April 1912. Film uses age 45. |
| #15 |
Frances Fisher
|
Ruth DeWitt Bukater |
Titanic
(1997)
|
45 → 40-45 |
C2 |
+2 |
James Cameron screenplay: 'Ruth is a 40ish society empress' - approximate age only |
| #16 |
Tim Robbins
|
Andy Dufresne |
The Shawshank Redemption
(1994)
|
35 → 30 |
C4 |
+5 |
ScreenRant confirms: 'Red claims that convicted murderer Andy Dufresne is thirty when he first arrives at Shawshank' |
| #17 |
Morgan Freeman
|
Ellis Boyd 'Red' Redding |
The Shawshank Redemption
(1994)
|
57 → 37-42 |
C2 |
+18 |
Shawshank Wiki: Red arrived at Shawshank on June 1, 1927, born circa 1905-1910 |
| #18 |
Bob Gunton
|
Warden Norton |
The Shawshank Redemption
(1994)
|
48 → - |
C1 |
|
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| #19 |
William Sadler
|
Heywood |
The Shawshank Redemption
(1994)
|
44 → - |
C1 |
|
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| #20 |
Clancy Brown
|
Captain Byron T. Hadley |
The Shawshank Redemption
(1994)
|
35 → - |
C1 |
|
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| #21 |
John Travolta
|
Vincent Vega |
Pulp Fiction
(1994)
|
40 → - |
C1 |
|
Original screenplay by Tarantino & Avary - no age specified for Vincent Vega |
| #22 |
Samuel L. Jackson
|
Jules Winnfield |
Pulp Fiction
(1994)
|
45 → - |
C1 |
|
Original screenplay by Tarantino & Avary - no age specified for Jules Winnfield |
| #23 |
Uma Thurman
|
Mia Wallace |
Pulp Fiction
(1994)
|
24 → - |
C1 |
|
Original screenplay describes her only as 'Marcellus' beautiful young wife' - no specific age • Fandom wiki claims 'mid-twenties' and birth 'around 1970' but provides no source citation |
| #24 |
Bruce Willis
|
Butch Coolidge |
Pulp Fiction
(1994)
|
39 → 26-27 |
C4 |
+12 |
Original screenplay: Introduced as 'a white, 26-year-old prizefighter' in scene 9 • Original screenplay: Later described as 'The 27-year old Butch Coolidge' in boxing scene after Gold Watch flashback |
| #25 |
Ving Rhames
|
Marsellus Wallace |
Pulp Fiction
(1994)
|
35 → - |
C1 |
|
Original screenplay by Tarantino & Avary - no age specified for Marsellus Wallace |
| #26 |
Macaulay Culkin
|
Kevin |
Home Alone 2: Lost in New York
(1992)
|
12 → 10 |
C5 |
+2 |
Kevin says in the film: 'I'm 10 years old; TV's my life.' • Wikipedia plot summary: 'Kate and Peter's 10-year-old son Kevin' |
| #27 |
Joe Pesci
|
Harry |
Home Alone 2: Lost in New York
(1992)
|
49 → - |
C1 |
|
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| #28 |
Daniel Stern
|
Marv |
Home Alone 2: Lost in New York
(1992)
|
35 → - |
C1 |
|
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| #29 |
Catherine O'Hara
|
Kate |
Home Alone 2: Lost in New York
(1992)
|
38 → - |
C1 |
|
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| #30 |
John Heard
|
Peter |
Home Alone 2: Lost in New York
(1992)
|
46 → - |
C1 |
|
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