5 Reasons MacGyver Star Lucas Till Looks So Familiar

Updated on Sep 23, 2016 at 10:25 AM

Fall TV is here whether you're ready for it or not, and MacGyver is just one of several reboots hitting the small screen. CBS's action-adventure series stars Lucas Till as a young version of the character created on the 1985 version of the show; this time he goes by Mac. Though you may not be able to place him, you've definitely seen Till on screen before. Here are five reasons his cute face is so damn familiar.

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Hannah Montana: The Movie

In 2009, Till starred opposite Miley Cyrus in the big-screen version of Hannah Montana. He played Travis Brody, the rugged love interest.

Taylor Swift's "You Belong With Me" Video

Also in 2009, Till famously starred as the object of nerdy Swift's attention in the music video for "You Belong With Me."

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The Spy Next Door

Remember The Spy Next Door? The 2010 action movie with Jackie Chan as a former spy trying to keep his girlfriend's kids in line? Till was in that, too.

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Paranoia

Till played third fiddle to Liam Hemsworth and Harrison Ford, who led this poorly received cyber thriller in 2013.

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The X-Men Movies

And of course, Till is most widely known for his role as Alex Summers, aka Havok, in the X-Men films. He has appeared in X-Men: First Class, X-Men: Days of Future Past, and this year's X-Men: Apocalypse.

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5 Reasons MacGyver Star Lucas Till Looks So Familiar

Hannah Montana: The Movie

Taylor Swift's "You Belong With Me" Video

The Spy Next Door

Paranoia

The X-Men Movies

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