New Jersey-born actor Josh Flitter became a familiar face to audiences at a young age when he started appearing in movies like Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and The Greatest Game Ever Played by the time he was ten. Flitter's mother had appeared in off-Broadway plays, but for the most part the young performer's home life was normal and suburban, and his interest in show business came from the talent he showcased in his first few endeavors. In 2007, casting directors caught onto Flitter's charm and cast him in not one but two prominent roles: the choir boy in License to Wed and Corky in Nancy Drew. The young man began appearing on late-night talk shows to promote his films, and began developing a substantial fan base -- and he hadn't even had his bar mitzvah yet.