-
(#13) Ellen Page
- 32
Actor Ellen Page started her career on the cult Canadian TV show Trailer Park Boys. Now she's gone on to become a household name, starring in films like Hard Candy and Inception.
Page has a flair for more than just acting, though. She has shown off her juggling abilities during numerous TV appearances. During two separate interviews with Conan O'Brien, she exhibited both traditional and head juggling.
-
(#12) Margot Robbie
- 29
When she isn't starring in major blockbuster features, Australian actor Margot Robbie is fine-tuning her favorite art form: tattooing. Robbie has developed a real love for tattooing, and as she told Jimmy Fallon, "On my birthday, my friends were like, 'What do you want for your birthday?'"
She continued, "I was like, 'I just want to do more tattoos!'"
Believe it or not, Robbie isn't too bad with needles. Her friend Cara Delevingne showed off the tattoo she received from Robbie. Robbie even tattooed a member of Graham Norton's staff live on air.
-
(#10) Leslie Mann
- 47
Actor Leslie Mann confessed to talk show host Lorraine that she's been riding unicycles since she was 11. The wife of director Judd Apatow and mother of two still owns a unicycle and practices on it.
"I have a unicycle at home, and I can just get up and do it," she told Lorraine. "I bought it when I was 11 years old, and I would unicycle for miles, and I thought that I should have been bicycling, but with [a] unicycle you have to go the entire time, and I just loved it."
-
(#15) Aaron Paul
- 40
Cesar Millan better watch out. Aaron Paul, best known for his roles in Breaking Bad and Bojack Horseman, has a special ability under his belt: dog whispering.
The actor's extrasensory canine relationship was proven when he was on Jimmy Kimmel Live. Blindfolded Paul was able to guess whether dogs were female or male just by touching them. He claims to have had the ability since he was a child.
-
(#1) Geena Davis
- 64
Academy Award-winning actress Geena Davis was almost an Olympic competitor in archery. At 41, she decided to try the sport, and it stuck. She studied and sharpened her aim to the point of being considered for the 2000 Olympic games in Sydney.
Though she qualified as a semifinalist at the Olympic Trials, Davis didn't make it to Australia. However, she looks back upon that period with good feelings. "It was the most out-of-body experience I’ve ever had," she said.
The actress, considered a master archer, still practices when she's not maintaining a busy acting schedule. Her skills were even highlighted in a Funny or Die video.
-
(#7) Bob Dylan
- 78
If you want to see proof of Bob Dylan's welding skills, check out the metal gate framing the front of the MGM National Harbor resort near Washington, DC. Dylan was commissioned to design and build the piece, which is titled Portal.
While more famous for his musical career, it appears Dylan was born to weld. A Minnesota native, Dylan's hometown used to house one of the largest iron ore mines in the world. His projects and sculptures have been featured in museums and exhibits all over the world.
New Random Displays Display All By Ranking
About This Tool
Although many people regard celebrities as the ideal of beauty, they are not always perfect. While some Hollywood movie stars and singers we frequently see on the screen are fighting for their careers, few people know that they still hide their identities as artists. In addition to hobbies, artistic creation is also one of the ways how they maintain their creativity.
Whether they are actors or singers, our favorite Hollywood stars are obviously very talented, otherwise, they won't be worldwide famous. This random tool introduces the surprising hidden talents of 15 celebrities behind the scenes that few people know.
Our data comes from Ranker, If you want to participate in the ranking of items displayed on this page, please click here.