Famous Male Actors Who Don't Seem to Age

Owen Wilson (2005 and 2013)

Between you and me (and Dupree, of course), we're pretty sure Owen Wilson has found some sort of fountain of youth, because he hasn't seemed to have gotten any older since his "Shanghai Knights" days. But then again, maybe his surfer hair is the key to it all, like Sampson. Think about it, he hasn't cut it since the early 2000s. Coincidence?

John Stamos (1987 and 2013)

John Stamos recently did a reunion show with his 1990s band, "Jessie & the Rippers." We gotta say, he looks like he may have come to the show straight out of a time machine, outfit and all.

Mario Lopez (1990 and 2013)

Although he now uses his muscles to hold a microphone for various hosting gigs, as opposed to bench pressing nerds on "Saved by the Bell," he still looks as in-shape and youthful as ever more than 20 years later.

Morgan Freeman (2002 and 2012)

If someone were to say "Name an actor who looks like he is perpetually 60 years old," odds are that 99% of people would say Morgan Freeman. But at the same time, who would ask such a strange question in the first place?

Elijah Wood (2002 and 2013)

These photos are roughly 11 years apart. So why does it look like all he's done in the interim is get a haircut?

Mark Wahlberg (1998 and 2013)

Besides the goatee, there is absolutely nothing different about the men in these two pictures. Oh, and the fact that one is from 15 years ago.

Samuel L. Jackson (1996 and 2012)

Samuel L. Jackson is in his mid 60s. So, A) why does he look like he is in his 50s? and B) why does he even sometimes look older in photos taken at least 15 years ago?

Patrick Stewart (1987 and 2013)

Along with his trademark voice, Patrick Stewart also has a trademark look. And neither have changed in over 25 years.

Tobey Maguire (2000 and 2013)

He played a teenage Peter Parker in "Spider-Man" back in 2002. Our stance is that he could play a teenage Peter Parker now if he really wanted to and we'd have no qualms about it whatsoever.

Ewan McGregor (1999 and 2012)

What better way to show how an actor has not only seemed to not age over a period of 13 years, but perhaps looks even younger than with a really slobby picture of them from 1999? We surely couldn't think of one, so enjoy.

Jerry O'Connell (1995 and 2013)

For a guy who changed so drastically from being the pudgy kid in "Stand by Me," Jerry O'Connell sure hasn't seemed to age much, or look all that much different for basically his entire adult life. Case in point, his "Sliders" days to now.

Jim Carrey (1994 and 2013)

Apparently, it isn't just the comedy of Jim Carrey that is immortal.

Seth Green (2002 and 2012)

It's hard to believe that Seth Green is 39 years old. That being said, it's even harder to believe that he hasn't been 39 since at least 2002.