If You Think The Stars Of "A Quiet Place: Day One" Look Familiar, Here’s Where You’ve Seen Them Before

Little introduction is needed for Lupita Nyong'o, who has dominated Hollywood for over a decade. The Academy Award-winning star of 2013's 12 Years Of Slave has continued to carve out her name in film history with numerous critically acclaimed movies, including Black Panther and its sequel and Jordan Peele's Us.  Nyong'o also lent her vocal talents in The Jungle Book and starred in the Star Wars sequel trilogy (2015–2019) as Maz Kanata.

The British actor is nearly ten years deep into his career and has quite an impressive resumé. Most people likely know him for his role in Stranger Things. He starred as Eddie Munson in the show's fourth season. However, outside of the Netflix series, he has also appeared in a number of shows and movies, including Les Misérables, Game of Thrones, and Catherine The Great. 

While briefly appearing in A Quiet Place 2, Hounsou's role in A Quiet Place: Day One cemented his place in Krasinski's horror film universe as his name is revealed to be Henri. However, this movie is the tip of the iceberg regarding his filmography, which includes a long list of Blockbuster hits and critically acclaimed movies. His role as Korath The Pursuer in the Marvel Cinematic Universe has led to his appearances in movies like Guardians Of The Galaxy and Captain Marvel. Hounsou's also made strides in the DC Extended Universe as Shazam (Shazam!, Black Adam, and Shazam! Fury of the Gods) and Fisherman King in Aquaman. Additionally, he's also appeared in Gladiator, Furious 7, and How To Train Your Dragon 2. Needless to say, he's one of the most accomplished actors in A Quiet Place: Day One. 

Alex Wolff has come a long way since his Nickelodeon days on The Naked Brothers Band where he co-starred alongside his brother, Nat Wolff. Though the two released a handful of albums after the show's conclusion, Alex has undoubtedly taken his acting career to new heights while shedding the stigma of being a child star. He appeared alongside Mark Wahlberg and Kevin Bacon in 2016's Patriots Day and portrayed Derf Backderf in 2017's My Friend Dahmer. That same year, he appeared in Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle. However, his most notable role in the horror space came in 2018's Hereditary when he played the role of 16-year-old Peter Graham. Interestingly enough, he also appeared in Pigs, directed by A Quiet Place: Day One director Michael Sarnoski. 

While a new face to American audiences, Umuhire has made a splash in international markets. A Quiet Place: Day One stands as her biggest theatrical release, but Umuhire's work has been met with widespread acclaim for movies like Neptune Frost and Birds Are Singing In Kigali. Moreover, she's racked up many awards for Best Actress at Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, Chicago International Film Festival, Gdyia Polish Feature Film Festival, and Clermont Ferrand International Short film festival.