10 HATED Actors Everyone Was Wrong About

At one point, it seemed as though Ashton Kutcher's remarkable qualities only went as far as being a handsome actor. Between his run as one of the leads in That 70's Show and jumping out of bushes in reality prank-show Punk'd - Kutcher's persona appeared to be solely to annoy the world.

His likability went from "meh" to "he sucks!" with his unremarkable and forgettable run as a romantic comedy lead in films such as What Happens In Vegas, Killers and No Strings Attached. Coupled with his personal marriage troubles that seemed to be at the mercy of tabloid and gossip websites, it looked like Kutcher couldn't do anything right to save his life.

But take a look at his work outside of films and bland Netflix comedies, you'll find Ashton Kutcher's humanity within a cause he greatly stands for. As co-founder of the anti-human trafficking organization Thorn, Kutcher has made strong contributions and testimonies to US Congress in the fight against child exploitation, for quite some time now.

Whatever we might have thought about Ashton Kutcher and his movie choices, immediately goes away when we see what he actually pours his heart and soul into.

It helps that he's tried to pick interesting roles as well with Jobs, Annie and TV show The Ranch.