Elisha Cuthbert: A Look Back at Her Career Since "The Girl Next Door"

The 2004 film The Girl Next Door has become a beloved cult classic over the years. This comedy, which delves into the world of the porn industry, helped launch the careers of several actors. One of the standout stars of the film was Elisha Cuthbert, who portrayed the pretty girl next door, Danielle.

So, where has Cuthbert been since her breakout role in The Girl Next Door?Elisha Cuthbert's career began at a young age, appearing in various Canadian family films before landing a regular role in the popular TV series 24. In 24, she played the daughter of leading actor Kiefer Sutherland, which helped elevate her status in the entertainment industry. Cuthbert also had a small supporting role in the beloved British Christmas film Love Actually.

However, it was her role in The Girl Next Door that really catapulted her to fame.Starring alongside Emile Hirsch in The Girl Next Door, Cuthbert's performance as the charming and alluring Danielle garnered her widespread recognition. Despite mixed reviews from critics, Cuthbert's undeniable beauty captivated audiences around the world.

Following the success of The Girl Next Door, Cuthbert was cast in the horror film House of Wax, where she starred opposite Paris Hilton. Unfortunately, this turned out to be one of her last major film roles.In the years that followed, Cuthbert appeared in a number of direct-to-DVD films and television series, though none of these projects achieved the same level of success as The Girl Next Door.

In 2007, she received a Golden Raspberry nomination for worst actress for her role in the horror film Captivity. Despite continuing to work in television, Cuthbert seems to have shifted her focus towards her personal life and raising her children.Fans of The Girl Next Door can now enjoy the film on streaming platform Netflix.

While Cuthbert may not be as prominent in the entertainment industry as she once was, her role in the cult classic film continues to be remembered fondly by audiences around the world.