10 Actors Who Thought They Were Absolutely Sh*t At Acting

Jonathan Lipnicki had a pretty honest assessment when it came to the spell following on from his breakout success in the likes of Stuart Little and The Little Vampire.

For those wondering why the George Little child star seemed to disappear from our screens on the back of being a part of said Little franchise and Like Mike, the actor would reveal to SlashFilm that his hiatus from the business wasn't a case of simply wanting to focus on school after such a high-profile rise to fame.

Instead, Lipnicki would explain that "I didn't work because I just didn't work. I didn't really get any roles for a while" before declaring that "it was because I wasn't a very good actor at one point."

After making his first few waves in the movie business as a kid that simply didn't have any "filters" on him, they soon reared their head, as the star put it, "you become nervous."

Sure enough, the youngster once tipped to become a sensation for decades to come found himself going "from just doing the natural thing, to trying to be like my favorite actors." Instead of calling it quits upon hitting said bumps in the road, though, Lipnicki opted to take acting classes after high school and discovered a new level of love and appreciation for his craft.