Scott Pilgrim vs the World Cast: Mind-blowing Transformations of Michael Cera, Mary Elizabeth Winstead and More

In 2010, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World made its debut, narrating the tale of a young man's quest to win the heart of a girl. However, his journey involves overcoming the challenge of defeating her seven former partners.

Adapted from the widely acclaimed graphic novel, the film stars Michael Cera in the lead role of Scott Pilgrim and Mary Elizabeth Winstead as Ramona Flowers, Scott's romantic interest. Notably, the cast boasts an impressive lineup of esteemed actors, including Chris Evans, Anna Kendrick, Brie Larson, Aubrey Plaza, and many others.

Ten years after its initial release, the entire cast of the movie reunited to reprise their characters for the upcoming Netflix anime series, Scott Pilgrim Takes Off, set to premiere on November 17, 2023.

Upon announcing the project in March 2023, the film's creator, Edgar Wright, expressed his gratitude for the tight bond that formed between the "Scott Pilgrim" cast, resulting in lifelong friendships. He revealed that an ongoing group email, which has been active since 2010, still connects the entire cast. Wright was thrilled to share the news that they had found a way to continue the adventure and was delighted to witness the cast's return, both visually and audibly, to their beloved roles.

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‘Scott Pilgrim vs. the World’ Cast Then and Now: Michael Cera, Mary Elizabeth Winstead and More

In 2010, the highly-anticipated film Scott Pilgrim vs. the World was released, bringing to life the captivating story of a young boy's pursuit of love. This remarkable film adaptation, inspired by the beloved graphic novel, showcased the talents of renowned actors such as Michael Cera in the lead role of Scott Pilgrim, and Mary Elizabeth Winstead as the enchanting Ramona Flowers, Scott's love interest. Joining this stellar cast were acclaimed A-List celebrities including Chris Evans, Anna Kendrick, Brie Larson, Aubrey Plaza, and many others.

After almost ten years since its release, the entire cast of the movie gathered once again to portray their characters in the upcoming Netflix anime series, Scott Pilgrim Takes Off, set to premiere on November 17, 2023.

Edgar Wright, the creator of the film, expressed his gratitude for the strong bonds formed within the "Scott Pilgrim" cast, stating, "Fortunately, the 'Scott Pilgrim' cast became like a close-knit family, and lifelong friendships were established." He further shared, "We still maintain a group email thread comprising the entire cast, which has been active since 2010. I was thrilled to inform everyone about our plans to continue the adventure. Witnessing the return of familiar faces and voices has been an absolute delight."

Keep scrolling to catch up with the Scott Pilgrim cast:

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Michael Cera (Scott Pilgrim)

Following his portrayal of Scott Pilgrim, Cera went on to pursue acting, as well as taking on the roles of writer and director for various projects. He appeared in films such as This Is the End, Molly's Game, the Lego Batman Movie, Sausage Party, and Barbie, among others. In addition, Cera showcased his talent on the Broadway stage in 2019, earning a Tony nomination for his performance in The Waverly Gallery.

In 2018, Cera tied the knot with his longtime partner Nadine, and in March 2022, the couple joyfully welcomed their first child.

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Mary Elizabeth Winstead (Ramona Flowers)

After her performance, Winstead went on to secure roles in The Thing, Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, Fargo, Gemini Man, and Birds of Prey. In 2012, Winstead received critical acclaim for her portrayal in the Sundance film Smashed. Apart from her acting career, Winstead also collaborates with producer Dan the Automator in the musical duo Got a Girl.

Winstead began dating Ewan McGregor in 2017 and the pair share son Laurie, who was born in 2021.

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Satya Bhabha (Matthew Patel)

Bhabha achieved recurring roles on popular TV shows such as New Girl, Eastsiders, and Sense 8, and later ventured into directing episodes of Gossip Girl, Love Victor, and other series. Alongside his impressive on-screen career, he also exhibits his musical talents as a skilled cellist, having graced the stages of numerous prestigious world symphonies.

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Kieran Culkin (Wallace Wells)

Culkin achieved significant acclaim for his role as Roman Roy in HBO's Succession, earning him recognition with both a Critics' Choice Award and a Screen Actors Guild Award. He also received numerous nominations for prestigious awards such as the Emmys and Golden Globes. In June 2023, he married Jazz Charton. Together, they have two children, Kinsey Sioux and Wilder Wolf, who were born in September 2019 and August 2021, respectively.

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Chris Evans (Lucas Lee)

Evans transitioned from portraying one of the antagonistic ex-partners to securing the part of Steve Rogers, also known as Captain America, within the expansive Marvel cinematic universe. Alongside his iconic portrayal of the beloved comic book character, Evans has also showcased his talent in acclaimed films such as Knives Out, Defending Jacob, Gifted, The Gray Man, and Ghosted.

Evans married Portuguese actress Alba Baptista in September 2023. 

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Anna Kendrick (Stacey Pilgrim)

Kendrick gained widespread recognition for her noteworthy performances in the beloved Pitch Perfect film series. In addition, she effortlessly took on roles in notable productions such as the film adaptation of Into the Woods, The Accountant, A Simple Favor, and Trolls. Displaying her versatile talents, Kendrick received a well-deserved Primetime Emmy nomination for her exceptional work in the short-form series Dummy. Breaking new ground, she marked her directorial debut with the highly anticipated movie Woman of the Hour, which captivated audiences at the esteemed Toronto International Film Festival in September 2023.

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Brie Larson (Envy Adams)

Larson attained an Oscar for her remarkable portrayal in the drama Room before venturing into the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Captain Marvel.

Besides acting, Larson has ventured into roles behind the camera as well. She made her directorial debut with the independent film Unicorn Store and received a Primetime Emmy for producing the series The Messy Truth VR Experience. Moreover, Larson has been an outspoken advocate for gender equality and a supporter of sexual assault survivors.

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Alison Pill (Kim Pine)

Pill has remained busy by appearing in films and TV series including Hail Caesar!, Vice, The Newsroom, American Horror Story: Cult, Star Trek: Picard and more. 

The actress wed Joshua Leonard in May 2015 and share daughter Wilder, who was born in November 2016. 

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Aubrey Plaza (Julie Powers)

Content Plaza gained recognition through her role in Parks and Recreation. She further excelled in her performances in Legion and the second season of The White Lotus, earning her Emmy and Golden Globe nominations.

Plaza tied the knot with her longtime boyfriend Jeff Baena in 2021.

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Brandon Routh (Todd Ingram)

Routh, who played Superman in 2006, returned to the world of superheroes by landing a recurring role as Ray Palmer/The Atom on the CW's Arrow in 2014. He continued his character's journey on The Flash and became a main figure on DC's Legends of Tomorrow. Routh bid farewell to this role in 2022 when The Flash concluded. Apart from these shows, he has also appeared in a series of Hallmark films.

Routh married actress Courtney Ford in 2007. The twosome share son Leo James, whom they welcomed in 2012.

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Jason Schwartzman (Gideon Graves)

Schwartzman, who made his first appearance in Wes Anderson's Rushmore, has since then played notable roles in a number of Anderson's subsequent films such as Moonrise Kingdom, The Grand Budapest Hotel, The French Dispatch, and Asteroid City. He has also ventured into directing with the show Mozart in the Jungle. Aside from his acting career, Schwartzman has released three albums under his project Coconut Records and was formerly part of the band Phantom Planet.

Schwartzman wed his longtime girlfriend Brady Cunningham in July 2009. They share two daughters. 

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Johnny Simmons (‘Young’ Neil Nordegraf)

Simmons snagged roles in The Perks of Being a Wallflower, Elementary, The Late Bloomer and Girlboss.

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Mark Webber (Stephen Stills)

Webber directed and acted in a series of projects including The End of Love, Flesh and Blood and The Place of No Words.

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Mae Whitman (Roxie Richter)

Whitman gained recognition for her portrayal in the popular sitcom Parenthood, which led to a well-deserved Critics Choice nomination. Following the conclusion of Parenthood, she joined the talented main cast of Good Girls. Additionally, she showcased her acting skills in noteworthy films such as The Perks of Being a Wallflower and The DUFF. Beyond her on-screen performances, Whitman has lent her voice to various animated movies and shows, including Tinkerbell, Young Justice, and more.

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Ellen Wong (Knives Chau)

Wong joined the main cast of The Carrie Diaries and scored recurring roles on Glow and Condor.

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Anna Kendrick

Brandon Routh

Brie Larson

Chris Evans

Jason Schwartzman

Kieran Culkin

Mae Whitman

Mary Elizabeth Winstead

Michael Cera