These Siblings Have Rivalries and Red Carpets to Worry About!

Mary-Kate Olsen Ashley Olsen Elizabeth Olsen young high school yearbook photo

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Mary-Kate, Ashley, and Elizabeth Olsen

Then: The Olsen twins got their start on the '80s sitcom Full House but swiftly parlayed their popularity into a series of videos and movies. As they grew up, Mary-Kate and Ashley turned their sights to fashion as well as acting, creating a billion-dollar empire. One of their many ventures includes the successful clothing brand Elizabeth and James, named after their siblings.

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Mary-Kate, Ashley, and Elizabeth Olsen

Now: Mary-Kate and Ashley have most recently been seen supporting the major acting debut of their younger sister Elizabeth Olsen. Lizzie (as she’s known) got major award buzz for her role as the survivor of a cult in the independent film Martha Marcy May Marlene. She's since has roles in Kill Your Darlings and Oldboy. Be prepared for Olsen to blow up since she's recently been cast as the Scarlet Witch in the upcoming Avengers sequel.

Barbara Bush Jenna Bush young high school yearbook photo

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Barbara and Jenna Bush

Then: The fraternal twins were just 19 years old when their father was sworn is as the 43rd President of the United States. They had to endure intense scrutiny while they grew up in front of America. Like her father, Barbara attended Yale; Jenna attended the University of Texas at Austin.

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Barbara and Jenna Bush

Now: Jenna spent several years teaching and working with UNICEF before marrying Henry Hager. She now works as a correspondent for the Today show on NBC. Barbara lives in New York City and works for the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum, a subsidiary of the Smithsonian Institution. She is also the cofounder of the nonprofit Global Health Corps.

Candace Cameron Bure Kirk Cameron young kid photo

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Candace and Kirk Cameron

Then: The Cameron siblings starred on two of the most popular shows in the 1980s. What girl didn’t pine after Kirk’s Mike Seaver on Growing Pains and envy DJ Tanner’s awesome hair and dreamy boyfriends?

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Candace and Kirk Cameron

Now: Their sitcom days behind them, the siblings continue to act in projects close to their heart. Kirk draws from his strong Christian faith and stars in the Left Behind series. Candace was a regular on the ABC Family drama Make It or Break It which ended in 2012 and published her first book, Reshaping It All in 2011.

Casey Affleck Ben Affleck young high school yearbook photo

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Casey and Ben Affleck

Then: The Boston-raised duo have acted together in the films Chasing Amy, Good Will Hunting, and 200 Cigarettes. And Ben directed Casey in the well-received Gone Baby Gone.

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Casey and Ben Affleck

Now: The brothers remain close friends, and both enjoy thriving careers and family lives. Casey can currently be seen in Out of the Furnace, while Ben films the David Fincher directed adaptation of best-seller Gone Girl.

Chace Crawford Candice Crawford young high school yearbook photo

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Chace and Candice Crawford

Then: The Texas-born siblings both felt a calling to the small screen. Former beauty queen Candice worked for local NBC and CBS affiliates in Missouri and Texas, respectively. Chase studied broadcast journalism at Pepperdine University before turning to acting.

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Chace and Candice Crawford

Now: Chace starred as Nate Archibald on the CW hit Gossip Girl, where he has romanced the likes of Leighton Meester, Blake Lively, and Elizabeth Hurley. Candice married Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo and the couple had their first child in 2012 and are expecting their second.

Dakota Fanning Elle Fanning young kid photo

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Dakota and Elle Fanning

Then: The wide-eyed and precocious Dakota made audiences cry in her breakthrough role as Sean Penn’s daughter in the film Sam I Am. She was destined to be a star. Sister Elle followed in Dakota’s footsteps, first being cast as the younger version of her sister’s character before breaking out on her own.

Dakota Fanning Elle Fanning young kid photo 2012

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Dakota and Elle Fanning

Now: The Fannings remain sought-after actresses, while also focusing on maintaining normalcy in their lives and education as much as possible. In addition to starring as a member of the Volturi in the Twilight movies, Dakota has many big-screen projects on the horizon. Elle, meanwhile, starred in the popular film Super 8 and will soon be seen in Maleficent as Princess Aurora.

Derek Hough Julianne Hough young high school yearbook photo

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Derek and Julianne Hough

Then: The Hough siblings were born into a ballroom family. They started their dance careers in Utah before moving to London to train.

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Derek and Julianne Hough

Now: They first came to the attention of audiences on the very popular ABC hit Dancing with the Stars, both leading partners to the coveted mirror-ball trophy. While Derek remains on the show, Julianne left to pursue her country music and film careers. She can be seen in the remake of Footloose and Safe Haven.

Emilio Estevez Charlie Sheen young high school yearbook photo

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Emilio Estevez and Charlie Sheen

Then: The sons of Martin Sheen were extremely popular in the 1980s, often associated with the other actors comprising the Brat Pack. From Ferris Bueller to The Breakfast Club and Wall Street, no collection of '80s movies is complete without films from these brothers.

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Emilio Estevez and Charlie Sheen

Now: Charlie Sheen made headlines after a very publicized fight with Two and a Half Men creator Chuck Lorre. He was fired from the sitcom but came back with Anger Management on FX. Estevez, however, has branched out, writing, directing, and starring in the film The Way with his father.

Emily Deschanel Zooey Deschanel young high school yearbook photo

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Emily and Zooey Deschanel

Then: The Deschanel sisters were born into the Hollywood scene with a cinematographer father and an actress mother. Both women began acting in the 1990s but truly broke through in more recent years.

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Emily and Zooey Deschanel

Now: In addition to her musical career as part of the duo She and Him, and a movie career that includes such films as Elf and 500 Days of Summer, Zooey stars in the acclaimed comedy New Girl. Big sister Emily has found success as the producer and star of the long-running forensics drama Bones on Fox. We know we’ll be seeing much more from the Deschanel girls in the coming years.

Hilary Duff Haylie Duff young high school yearbook photo

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Hilary and Haylie Duff

Then: These sisters got their start in television, with Hilary starring on Lizzie McGuire and Haylie on 7th Heaven. They soon branched out into pop music and movies. There’s obviously nothing these women can’t do!

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Hilary and Haylie Duff

Now: Hilary has been doing guest roles on shows like Raising Hope and Two and a Half Men. She's been working on new music and will be starring in the pilot for Younger. Sadly, Duff amicably parted ways with husband Mike Comrie in January. Haylie was seen in TV shows like Napoleon Dynamite and The Secret Life of the American Teenager. She has a blog (and corresponding book!) The Real Girl's Kitchen.

Jake Gyllenhaal Maggie Gyllenhaal high school yearbook photo

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Jake and Maggie Gyllenhaal

Then: Another set of siblings born into “the industry,” with a screenwriter mother and director/producer/writer father: Maggie made her debut in her father’s film Waterland and Jake costarred as Billy Crystal’s son in City Slickers. The siblings appeared together in Donnie Darko before shooting off on successful careers.

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Jake and Maggie Gyllenhaal

Now: Both Maggie and Jake have been nominated for Academy Awards (she for Crazy Heart and he for Brokeback Mountain). Although neither won, we don’t doubt we’ll see both siblings clutching Oscars one day. The Gyllenhaals have several coming out between them in the year, and we can’t wait to see what they do next.

Jamie Lynn Britney Spears young high school yearbook photo

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Jamie Lynn and Britney Spears

Then: Long before her pop-star success, audiences watched Britney sing her heart out on Star Search and The New Mickey Mouse Club. Little sister Jamie Lynn followed in her footsteps, starring in the Nickelodeon series All That and Zoey 101.

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Jamie Lynn and Britney Spears

Now: Britney’s latest album was a hit, and her Vegas residency is going strong. Jamie Lynn is working on her country music career. Her single "How Could I Want More" climbed the charts.

Jeb Bush George Bush young high school yearbook photo

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Jeb and George Bush

Then: The two eldest sons of Barbara and George H.W. Bush, both brothers attended Exeter Academy in Massachusetts before heading off to Yale (George) and the University of Texas at Austin (Jeb). George and Jeb both followed in their father’s political footsteps.

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Jeb and George Bush

Now: George serves two terms as President of the United States, facing the daunting task of leading the nation through the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, in his first year in office. Although President has kept a low profile since his time in office ended, he did partner with President Clinton to form the Clinton Bush Haiti Fund to help relief efforts after the devastating 2010 earthquake. Jeb served as governor of Florida from 1999 to 2007. It’s rumored that the younger Bush may eventually run for a seat in the Senate or the Presidency.

Kate Hudson Oliver Hudson young high school yearbook photo

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Kate and Oliver Hudson

Then: These stunning siblings were born to Oscar winner Goldie Hawn and musician Bill Hudson but were raised by Hawn and Kurt Russell, who have been together since 1983.

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Kate and Oliver Hudson

Now: After her Academy Award-nominated performance in Almost Famous, Kate has been a darling of Hollywood, the ingenue with the huge smile and infectious laugh. A mother of two, Kate’s most recent film was Something Borrowed. Oliver found success on the sitcom Rules of Engagement and is now on the drama Nashville. Off-screen he's happily married to actress Erinn Bartlett, with whom he has two children.

Kieran Culkin Macaulay Culkin young high school yearbook photo

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Kieran and Macaulay Culkin

Then: Who can forget Macaulay’s openmouthed scream in the children’s classic comedy Home Alone? He and Kieran both enjoyed great commercial success in the 1990s before taking more roles in independent films.

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Kieran and Macaulay Culkin

Now: Although Macaulay took a break from acting for a few years, both brothers have worked consistently in film and TV. Kieran can be seen in the films Igby Goes Down, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, and Movie 43. Macaulay’s series Robot Chicken ended its run in 2010 and he’s now fronting a pizza themed Velvet Underground cover band.

Peyton Manning Eli Manning young high school yearbook photo

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Peyton and Eli Manning

Then: The sons of New Orleans Saints star Archie Manning were probably practicing their quarterback moves while in utero.

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Peyton and Eli Manning

Now: Although both brothers have Super Bowl rings, they also appear regularly in commercials, charity specials, and TV shows. Peyton famously spoofed himself in a hilarious SNL digital short. Off the field (and screen), the Mannings are each happily married and busy raising the next generation of football superstars.