Where The ‘Scott Pilgrim vs. the World’ Cast Is Now!

Catch up with all the high-profile actors who have made Scott Pilgrim vs. the World a cult classic!

With the recent announcement of a Scott Pilgrim vs. the World anime in the works at Netflix with the return of the original cast, we wanted to look at how far each actor has come since the original Scott Pilgrim vs. the World came out thirteen years ago in 2010.

Michael Cera – Scott Pilgrim

Since his role as Scott Pilgrim, Michael Cera has become a Canadian heartthrob. Scott Pilgrim vs. the World won him a Satellite Award for Best Actor in a Motion Picture, Comedy, or Musical. His popularity has skyrocketed since and he’s appeared in films like Juno, Sausage Party, and The Lego Batman Movie. Later this year, he will be in Greta Gerwig’s Barbie movie starring Margot Robbie.

Mary Elizabeth Winstead – Ramona Flowers

Mary Elizabeth Winstead captivated audiences as the first manic pixie dream girl, Ramona Flowers. Since starring opposite Michael Cera in Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, she has been in Swiss Army Man, Kate, and Harley Quinn: Birds of Prey.

Ellen Wong – Knives Chau

Scott’s girlfriend, Knives Chau’s, monologue when she dyes her hair to be more like Ramona went viral on TikTok last year, with users using the audio to show their own hair transformations. Ellen Wong has been in multiple TV shows in the years following her role in Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, including The Carrie Diaries and GLOW.

Anna Kendrick – Stacey Pilgrim

Anna Kendrick has only grown more famous since she appeared as Scott’s sister. Movies like Pitch Perfect and Trolls have made her a household name. She’s also since won three MTV Awards and five Kid’s Choice Awards.

Kieran Culkin – Wallace Wells

Kieran Culkin brought so much flavor to the character of Scott’s roommate and gay icon, Wallace. Recently he’s been on the hit show Succession as Roman Roy which has earned him a Critic’s Choice Award award for Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series and a SAG award.

Satya Babha – Matthew Patel

Ramona’s first ex, Matthew Patel, was brilliantly played by Satya Babha in the movie and fueled a lot of cosplayers who hadn’t yet seen characters that looked like them on the big screen. Since Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, he has had recurring roles on television shows such as New Girl and Sense8.

Chris Evans – Lucas Lee

A lot has changed for Chris Evans since his role as skateboarding movie star Lucas Lee. From Captain America to Ransom Drysdale, the last thirteen years have had him skyrocketing to fame. Since Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, he has started his own political news site, A Starting Point, and has forrayed into directing with movies like Before We Go.

Brandon Routh – Todd Ingram

Huge in the DC TV verse, Brandon Routh has been a hero since way before his role in Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, even if his superpower isn’t veganism. His character Atom on shows like Arrow and DC’s Legends of Tomorrow has kept him in the hearts and minds of superhero fans.

Brie Larson – Envy Adams

Envy Adams’ iconic performance of Metric’s “Black Sheep” is still a huge hit among Scott Pilgrim vs. the World fans. Since the film, she has gained critical acclaim for roles like Room, and Captain Marvel, the former of which earned her an Oscar and a Golden Globe for Best Actress.

Mae Whitman – Roxy Richter

Since her incredible entrance as Romana’s ex-girlfriend in Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, Mae Whitman has starred in movies like The Duff and in television shows like Good Girls and Parenthood. Most recently, she had a new musical series drop on Hulu titled Up Here!

Jason Schwartzman – Gideon Graves

Jason Schwartzman has only become more famous since appearing in Scott Pilgrim vs. the World. He got his start in Wes Anderson films and has been in many more recently, like Moonrise Kingdom, The Grand Budapest Hotel, and The French Dispatch.

Netflix hasn’t announced a release date or timeline for the anime yet, but hopefully, we get more Scott Pilgrim content with our faves soon!

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Kaitlin D'Souza

Kait D’Souza is a senior at Emerson College majoring in Journalism with minors in Fiction and Public Relations. She’s from Seattle, but grew up in Toronto, so sometimes she spells words kinda silly. Kait loves superheroes, is a die-hard Swiftie, and strongly believes that being short is a personality trait. If she’s ever lost, she can probably be found at the movie theatre or digging through the fridge.