Mila Kunis Got Into Acting Much Earlier Than You Thought

The Ukraine native landed her first role as "Young Hope" on an episode of Days of Our Lives in 1994. From there, Mila Kunis' career started gaining momentum, and she had guest-starring roles on Hudson Street, Baywatch, Unhappily Ever After, and Walker, Texas Ranger. Kunis then appeared on Nick Freno: Licensed Teacher, 7th Heaven, and two episodes of Get Real (via IMDb).

Four years after her acting debut, Kunis landed the role of Jackie on That '70s Show at just 14 years old — the youngest of the cast — and actually lied about her age to land the gig. "Legally, I was 14. I mean — I told them that I was a little bit older ... I was in ninth grade, so I was pretty 14," Kunis told Jay Leno during an appearance on The Tonight Show in 2012 (via YouTube). "I told them I was gonna be 18, which ... is not technically a lie, 'cause at one point, given all things went right, I was gonna be 18."

Ashton Kutcher, who played her love interest on That '70s Show and is now married to her, admitted that her age was concerning when they starred on the show together. "It was really weird. I was like, 'Isn't this illegal? Like, am I allowed?'" he said of kissing Kunis while appearing on an episode of The Howard Stern Show in 2017. "It was really awkward, cause I'm like a 19-year-old kid ... She was 14! She was like my little sister. I wanted to make sure she was okay."