Some Instagram users compare the 'To All the Boys I've Loved Before' star to the Canadian singer after Noah shares an old picture from his days on 'Austin and Ally'.
- Nov 5, 2018
AceShowbiz - You may know Noah Centineo as that sweet hunk in Netflix's movie "To All the Boys I've Loved Before", but how did he look like in his younger days? Thankfully, the 22-year-old has taken to Instagram to share a glimpse of his teenage self.
Posted on Friday, November 2, the throwback picture features younger Noah in a purple shirt and matching striped tie. He was sandwiched between his two friends, Tomer Bitton and Aaron Kleinert, who now play soccer at Lynn University.
"This was a couple months before I moved to LA," so the "Sierra Burgess Is a Loser" actor captioned it. He cheekily added, "It's also 3 prepubescent teens who are self conscious about their teeth showing in smiles."
Sporting longer bangs and with his prepubescent jawbone, teen Noah reminded some Instagram users of Justin Bieber. A curious follower asked, "Are you justin bieber's relative?!" Another pointed out their resemblance, "Justin beiber [sic] in the centre."
"When you were younger you looked like a mini fetus Justin beiber [sic]," another fan commented. "I literally thought you were Justin bieber," added another user.
Meanwhile, someone else thinks that Noah looked like young Taylor Lautner in the photo. "when he looks like taylor lautner during the shark boy age," the said fan commented.
Some others, meanwhile, just recognized Noah as the actor who portrayed Dallas on Disney Channel's "Austin & Ally". "Hey that looks like Ally's crush on Austin and Ally....oh wait," one pointed out. Another surprised fan wrote, "wait he was Dallas off of Austin and Ally!?" Someone else remarked, I literally just realized that you were Dallas in Austin and Ally omg."
Before he rose to fame as Peter Kavinsky in Netflix's movie "To All the Boys I've Loved Before", Noah appeared in three episodes of "Austin & Ally" between 2011 and 2012. He also had a starring role on Freeform's (previously known as ABC Family) family drama series "The Fosters".
