In a fascinating look at the humble beginnings of Hollywood’s biggest stars, a new video explores the surprising first jobs of over 40 celebrities before they achieved fame. From carpenters to telemarketers, these stars’ early careers showcase a diverse range of experiences that shaped their paths to stardom.

Harrison Ford, known for his iconic roles in “Star Wars” and “Indiana Jones,” started as a carpenter, a s𝓀𝒾𝓁𝓁 that certainly honed his work ethic. Similarly, Brad Pitt donned a costume as a mascot for El Pollo Loco, while Jennifer Aniston spent her early days as a telemarketer. George Clooney’s first job involved door-to-door insurance sales, a role that likely developed his charisma and persuasion s𝓀𝒾𝓁𝓁s.

The video reveals that Whoopi Goldberg once worked as a mortuary beautician, and Johnny Depp began his career in sales. Hugh Jackman took on the role of a physical education teacher, while Jim Carrey’s early life included the responsibilities of a janitor. Sandra Bullock mixed drinks as a bartender, and Chris Pratt was a waiter at the popular Bubba Gump Shrimp Company.

The variety continues with Channing Tatum, who worked as a ᵴtriƥper, and Rachel McAdams, who got her start at McDonald’s. Jennifer Lawrence served as a nurse’s assistant, proving that even future Oscar winners have their roots in everyday jobs. Chris Hemsworth worked at a pharmacy, while Tom Cruise was a seminary student.

Other notable first jobs include Nicole Kidman as a massage therapist, Mark Wahlberg as a construction worker, and Margot Robbie as a Subway sandwich artist. The list goes on, featuring Danny DeVito as a hairdresser, Sylvester Stallone as a movie theater usher, and even Angelina Jolie as a funeral director.

This captivating exploration not only highlights the diverse backgrounds of these celebrities but also serves as a reminder that everyone’s journey to success begins somewhere, often in the most unexpected places.