Fans often wonder if the children of their favorite actors inherit any of their distinctive facial features. Let’s take a look at the offspring of stars with unconventional appearances. These photos are bound to surprise you.

Peter Dinklage

One of the most distinctive actors rose to fame for his portrayal of Tyrion Lannister in “Game of Thrones.” Peter has achondroplasia, a form of dwarfism, which limits his height to 135 cm. The talented actor challenges political correctness when it comes to discussing his stature.

Similarly, he prefers not to discuss his daughter and son, simply keeping their lives private. His 13-year-old daughter, Zelig, is growing into a beauty, but Dinklage shields his children from the public eye. Journalists are still in the dark about the name of his four-year-old son.

However, he doesn’t hold back when praising his wife of 16 years, theater director Erica Schmidt. “Erica Schmidt is a true theatrical director. She inspires. I’m just a simple TV actor paying the bills,” he once said. Notably, Dinklage earned half a million dollars per episode of “Game of Thrones.”

Ron Perlman

 

The winner of a Golden Globe for Best Television Actor for his role in “Beauty and the Beast,” Ron Perlman’s unconventional appearance didn’t make his childhood easy. Bullied for his protruding jaw and deep-set eyes, Perlman found solace in acting.

While fans labeled him as “gorgeous Ron” on screen, he remained devoted to his partner, Opal Perlman. The couple has two children: daughter Blake, 40, and son Brandon, 33. Both inherited their father’s height and their mother’s elegant features and lush hair.

Rossy de Palma

Rossy de Palma defied conventional standards of beauty to become a muse for designers like Jean-Paul Gaultier, Thierry Mugler, and Sybilla. With over 80 film credits to her name, she’s always taken pride in her unconventional appearance, which has made her famous worldwide.

As for her children with her Cuban partner, the father’s identity remains undisclosed, though she lived with him for three years.

To the disappointment of many, her daughter Luna, 25, ventured into modeling, while her son Gabriel, two years her senior, has interests in music and visual arts.

Vincent Schiavelli

Often dubbed the “man with sad eyes,” Vincent Schiavelli’s unique appearance stemmed from Marfan syndrome. With his elongated head and distinct facial features, he typically played roles as mentally disturbed characters or comedic figures.

From his first marriage to actress Allyce Beasley, Vincent had a son, Andrea, now 37. However, Andrea maintains a private life and pursues music and songwriting, though his works are mostly shared among friends.

Danny Trejo

Danny Trejo spent over a decade in incarceration, which undoubtedly left its mark on his appearance. Rather than detract from his life, it propelled him to global stardom, thanks to his rugged looks and intimidating presence.

The Mexican-American actor has five children, but he’s often seen on set with his eldest son, Gilbert, who has channeled his talents into directing and producing. Judging by his son’s accomplishments, it’s clear that Danny himself was quite the looker in his youth.