Amanda Bynes shot to stardom in the late 1990s as one of Nickelodeon’s brightest young talents. She first gained recognition at just 10 years old on the sketch comedy show All That, where her natural comedic timing set her apart from the rest of the cast. Her standout performances earned her a spinoff, The Amanda Show, in 1999, which became a massive hit and further cemented her status as a teen comedy queen. With her charming presence, Amanda quickly became a household name and a favourite among audiences. She won multiple Kids’ Choice Awards and appeared on the Forbes Celebrity 100 list just by the age of 17.
As Amanda transitioned out of children’s television, she made her way into film without much difficulty. She starred in a string of successful teen comedies from What a Girl Wants to She’s the Man, and later Hairspray. At the height of her career, she was widely regarded as one of the most promising young actresses in Hollywood, known for her humour, undeniable talent and screen appeal. However, her career was short-lived as just at the age of 24, Amanda decided to quit.
Why Amanda Bynes quit acting at 24
