Why Hollywood Won't Cast The Sprouse Twins Anymore

In their June 2015 Teen Vogue interview, the twins confirmed they would like to return to acting now that they've earned their degrees. They recognize the challenges, but insist they never truly left the acting biz. "We always had an anticipation to go back," said Cole, "but we desperately wanted an alternative perspective on it."

In their June 2015 Teen Vogue interview, the twins confirmed they would like to return to acting now that they've earned their degrees. They recognize the challenges, but insist they never truly left the acting biz. "We always had an anticipation to go back," said Cole, "but we desperately wanted an alternative perspective on it."

So far, they've lived up to their word. The fall of 2016 marked Cole's return to television as Jughead Jones in CW's teen series Riverdale, which was renewed for a second season in May 2017. That's clearly a positive step in the right direction because it puts Cole back in front of the cameras on a project that doesn't involve his twin. Meanwhile, in 2015, Dylan landed a role in the thriller flick Dismissed , and is currently working on a project called Carte Blanche. Even better, he told the New York Daily News in 2017 that he has an agent and has teamed up with MTV for an undisclosed project.

"I'm interested in roles that are human, that have some sort of empathic quality," he said. "A role I would not do: cool jock. That's not something I'd be interested in doing. Scripts that make characters a two-sentence description, I'm not interested in."

The Sprouse twins are clearly redefining what it means to be celebrities, and they're doing it in a really decent and positive manner. Time will tell if the entertainment industry embraces these hard-working brothers. In the meantime, keep reading for a few more interesting facts about the Sprouse twins you probably didn't know. 

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