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Steve Carell Is a Silver Fox — See ‘The Office’ Star’s Transformation Throughout the Years!

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Aug 1, 2019 1:00 pm·

By Joyann Jeffrey

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Even though Steve Carell is best known for playing the hilarious Michael Scott from The Office, he actually made it big in Hollywood as a fresh-faced correspondent on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart in 1999. Since then, he has morphed into a silver fox — something we’re sure wife Nancy Carell is totally fine with.

If you attend any of the 56-year-old’s red carpet events, you’ll probably see him rocking his full beard and graying hair with the utmost confidence. That’s because Steve has indeed turned himself into one of the most wanted men in Hollywood. After all, what’s more attractive than a man who can make you laugh?

Scroll below to see Steve’s looks through the years!

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2003

In 2003, Steve played Edgar on the funny NBC sitcom Watching Ellie starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus. Even though he looked a lot different back then, he was still the same playful comedian that we’ve all come to love.

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2004

Who can forget the year 2004?! This was a stellar time for Steve because he helped bring Brick Tamland to life in Will Ferrell‘s hit movie, Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy. Just look at that smile, guys!

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2006

The Office premiered in 2005, but in 2006 Steve’s look began to take shape. He may not exactly have played the “world’s best boss,” as the mug suggests, but he was certainly one of the most lovable guys on TV.

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2008

Hollywood heartthrob Steve starred alongside Anne Hathway in the 2008 hit film Get Smart. Together, the two graced the big screen and gave us quite the dose of entertainment.

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2010

Steve’s style took a big change in 2010. He started to experiment with more colors and, at the New York premiere of Dinner for Schmucks, he showed fans exactly that. We have to say, he was definitely looking good!

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2012

OK, who could resist the time Steve walked the red carpet with Seeking a Friend for the End of the World costar Keira Knightley in 2012. Not only did they give us all the feels but Steve’s salt-and-pepper hair started to show, making him look like an even more sophisticated man. Hubba hubba!

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2014

We’re seriously debating about starting a petition for Steve to be the next James Bond! Sure he does a lot more comedy than serious films but once he hits the big screen in the iconic 007 outfit, you wouldn’t want to stare anywhere else but into his eyes. We’re shaken and stirred at the idea.

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2016

Steve’s look took a turn in 2016. Here he is at the Oscars that year with Nancy by his side looking very polished in a fresh suit. This is when he started to prove himself a fashionable dude.

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2018

Apparently, we’re not the only ones who think Steve has gotten really attractive over the years. Jennifer Aniston recently did an interview with Harper’s Bazaar and she couldn’t help but gush about the Despicable Me star’s changing looks.

“He’s like a silver fox now,” the Friends star said. “And he just came in and no one expected, you know, it was so cute.”

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2019

“He’s so shy, and fantastic,” Jen continued. “He gets better with age.”

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