The family life of celebrities is always interesting to look at—not just because of the high net worth that can afford them a lavish lifestyle, but its fun to see how their kids turn out. It’s even more interesting when it looks as though their kids have not strayed far away from the gene pool. It is then that speculations of what kind of jobs they will be taking on become a cause for discussion—whether they will follow in their famous parents’ footsteps, or carve their own path by attending college classes and what-not. Salma HayekIndeed, these kids may have inherited their parents’ looks, but for some, it ends there.

Pierce Brosnan & Dylan Brosnan – 20s

Pierce Brosnan has been a very popular actor since the 1980s. Keely Shaye Smith is the journalist Pierce has been married to since 2001 and Dylan Brosnan is one of their two sons. Dylan can easily become a heartthrob like his father because he has such unique facial features. He is a model but is also very much into music. He is actually part of a band named Raspberry Blonde. Pierce is already 65 years old but he is still busy in the acting scene. He will be starring in an upcoming movie titled The King’s Daughter.

Clint Eastwood & Scott Eastwood – 30s

Scott Eastwood is Clint Eastwood’s son with a flight attendant named Jacelyn Reeves. As you can see, they share very similar facial features and Scott looks just like his father from when he was in his 30s. Scott is continuing his father’s legacy because he has also pursued an acting career. He is best known for the roles he had in movies like Texas Chainsaw, The Longest Ride, and Pacific Rim: Uprising. In 2019, he will be starring in a new movie titled The Outpost. Clint’s most recent role was in the 2018 movie titled The Mule.

Goldie Hawn and Kate Hudson – Mid-20s

Of course, everyone knows that actress Kate Hudson is veteran actress Goldie Hawn’s daughter. Not only because it has been widely reported and is common knowledge in the industry, but also because Kate is the spitting image of her mother at the peak of her career. So yes, it definitely seems like the transfer to genes was a successful one in this case.