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As a child actor, Josh Hutcherson got his break in family-friendly fare such as The Polar Express (2004), Bridge to Terabithia (2007), and Journey to the Center of the Earth (2008). But in Lisa Cholodenko’s new summer comedy The Kids Are All Right, he finally gets togrow up, playing the son of a same-sex couple (Julianne Moore and Annette Bening), who tries to convince his sister (Mia Wasikowska) to help him find their sperm-donor dad (Mark Ruffalo). The 17-year-old Kentucky-born Hutcherson was 4 when he announced to his parents that he was going to be an actor, and although he’s been working since he was 9, he still holds a rather ingenuous view of fame: “It magnifies who you are, just as long as you don’t let it change you,” he says. Hutcherson’s favorite off-camera role is playing host to friends at his L.A. pad. “It’s like a small hostel,” he admits. “People just come over.” Most nights, Hutcherson whips up his signature “Hutch” burger—“a masterpiece” of meat, jalapeños, and aged cheese. Hutcherson needs the fuel for his other hobbies: soccer, kickboxing, tumbling, and free-running. Later this year, he’ll get a chance to showcase his athletic chops in the highly anticipated reboot of the 1984 Commie-invasion cult classic Red Dawn, in which he will play Robert, the character played by C. Thomas Howell in the original.

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Rumors have been floating around that Brendan Frasier is ‘iffy’ to do a sequel to the planned Journey To The Center of the Earth 2. However, the film is still in the works and there have also been talks of Josh, who is still set to return to the film, to be the leading character in the sequel. Check back to the site for updates as we get them!

Josh’s upcoming movie, The Kids Are All Right, has been nominated for a “Best Feature Feature” NewNowNext Award from MTV Networks’ Logo channel. The most unique awards show on TV, NewNowNext Awards (NNNA) is about discovering today what will be trending next year. While other awards honor those who have already made it, NNNA sets its sights on brink of fame up-and-comers who are just beginning to be buzzed about. You can vote for Josh and The Kids Are All Right in two ways.

You can vote on the New Now Next website (here, http://www.newnownext.com/vote) or if you’re on Twitter you can vote by including #futureKIDS in any (or all ;)) of your tweets! You can spread the word by grabbing some buttons as well! Get some here.

Voting ends on June 4th, and you can tune in on June 17th to Logo or visit LogoTv.com to find out who wins! Good luck, Josh!

There will be a Celebrity Football (Soccer) match this Saturday at the Home Depot Center in Los Angeles featuring Josh! The match will include other celebrities including Michael Sheen and Gordon Ramsay. Check back to the site after the match and we’ll hopefully have pictures and more! If you’re lucky enough to attend the game, have fun! Hopefully you’ll be able to meet Josh. 😀

Josh Hutcherson (Cirque du Freak) is reportedly on the short list to play the lead in Marc Webb’s reboot of the Spider-Man franchise. We previously reported that Logan Lerman (Percy Jackson) almost had the gig and then learned that he was never anywhere close to the gig. IESB (who are probably still doing a touchdown dance over breaking the Joss Whedon-Avengers story) reports that Hutcherson has been bulking up lately but more importantly, he fits the criteria for the new Spidey actor: “young, unknown, cheap” (a description which disturbingly also fits dead hookers).

Hit the jump for my positive reaction to the possibility of casting Hutcherson as the new Peter Parker.

Unlike Lerman, who did nothing to wow me in Percy Jackson & The Olympians: The Lightning Thief, I’ve been liking Hutcherson for the past several years. I think he did great work in Zathura, Journey to the Center of the Earth, and he was one of the few good things in Cirque du Freak. IESB also says Hutcherson has received rave reviews for his performance in the hit Sundance film The Kids Are All Right. Finally, Hutcherson is co-starring in the upcoming Red Dawn remake which is due out in theaters this November.

My one reservation about Hutcherson is that of the characters I’ve seen him play, they all have a bit of an edge to them. Peter Parker isn’t an edgy character. He’s not bland, but he is straight-laced and nerdy. I can still see Hutcherson in the role, but if he gets the part, it will be interesting to see how his approach will differ from his past work, let alone stepping out from Tobey Maguire’s massive shadow.

Source: Collider