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13 celebrities we'd love to make a comeback in 2021

Frank OlitoNov 14, 2020, 01:53 IST

Meg Ryan, Freddie Prinze Jr., and Mo'Nique should all make comebacks.Getty

  • There are some celebrities that deserve more screen time in 2021.
  • Josh Hartnett, Jonathan Taylor Thomas, and Freddie Prinze Jr. were once '90s heartthrobs and now they're more under the radar.
  • Despite winning an Academy Award, Mo'Nique's career has stalled, but she deserves a career revival.

While some celebrities have achieved successful comeback stories, there are other stars who remain in obscurity.

From '90s heartthrobs to Academy Award winners, there are countless celebrities who we haven't seen on our screens for a while.

Here are actors and actresses we think deserve more screen time in 2021.

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Brendan Fraser was a bonafide movie star when he appeared in "The Mummy" franchise.

Brendan Fraser. Frederick M. Brown/Getty Images

Josh Hartnett was also beloved in the '90s.

Josh Hartnett. Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images
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Michelle Trachtenberg was a successful child actress and we'd love to see her on our screens again.

Michelle Trachtenberg. Michael Kovac/Stringer/Getty Images

Comedic actress Mo'Nique is due for a comeback.

Mo'Nique. Jason Merritt/Getty Images
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Rick Moranis was best known for "Ghostbusters" and "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids." He left retirement briefly this year, leaving us hopeful he'll make a full comeback soon.

Rick Moranis. Getty Images / George De Sota

Larisa Oleynik was popular in the '90s thanks to her show "The Secret Life of Mack."

Larisa Oleynik. Tibrina Hobson / Getty
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The "Twilight" franchise helped launched Taylor Lautner into stardom, but we've seen less of him in recent years.

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Meg Ryan became America's sweetheart after starring in a string of hit rom-coms.

Meg Ryan. Cindy Ord/Getty Images for SCAD
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Anthony Michael Hall was a big name in Hollywood in the '80s after the success of movies like "Sixteen Candles."

Anthony Michael Hall. Jason Merritt / Getty

Jonathan Taylor Thomas was another '90s heartthrob. He starred in "Home Improvement."

Jonathan Taylor Thomas. Craig Sjodin / Getty
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Freddie Prinze Jr. was another '90s heartthrob. He appeared in the horror franchise "I Know What You Did Last Summer."

Freddie Prinze Jr. Nicholas Hunt/Getty Images for Dunkin' Donuts

Prinze's "She's All That" co-star Rachael Leigh Cook deserves a comeback as well.

Rachael Leigh Cook. Willy Sanjuan/Invision/AP
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Ali Larter made a name for herself in the early 2000s, starring in "Heroes" and the "Final Destination" franchise.

Ali Larter in "Heroes." NBC
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