More than a decade after "The Age of Adaline" arrived in theaters, one of its notable supporting players has reached a milestone age. Anthony Ingruber, the Dutch-Australian actor who played the younger version of William Jones in the 2015 romance and fantasy film, is now 36 years old, according to TMZ.com, which spotlighted his role on Monday, September 21, 2026.
Ingruber was 24 years old when he took on the part, sharing the screen with Hollywood icons Blake Lively, Harrison Ford and Michiel Huisman. Ford portrayed the grown-up version of William Jones, while Huisman also appeared in the film.
The film, released in 2015, blended romance and fantasy elements and paired Ingruber's younger take on the character with Ford's older portrayal. The dual casting of William Jones across two life stages gave audiences a chance to see the character evolve over time.
For local movie fans who remember the film from its original run, the update serves as a reminder of how much time has passed since its release. Ingruber's career began with that high-profile project, and his work alongside Lively, Ford and Huisman remains a notable credit.
TMZ.com published its retrospective on Ingruber on September 21, 2026, noting his age at the time of filming and his current age. The outlet's report focused on the contrast between his appearance then and now.
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