8 Haunting of Bly Manor Actors You May Recognise From Other Famous Roles

Prior to playing Henry Wingrave, the alcoholic uncle of Flora and Miles, Henry Thomas was a child actor most famous for his role as Elliott in 1982's E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial. That's right, the boy in the red hoodie that flies off on a bike with E.T. is the somewhat sketchy uncle. Thomas has also had roles in Gangs of New York, Doctor Sleep, and was previously young Hugh Crain on The Haunting of Hill House.

This one was a little harder to spot as Jill Morrison plays a nameless guest at the wedding an older Jamie attends. Although Morrison has had roles on Motherland: Fort Salem and in To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You, you'll probably also recognise her as the girl that "doesn't even go here" in Mean Girls. To be honest, the Bly Manor residents probably needed a cake made out of rainbows and smiles.

It's perfectly splendid that Bly Manor cast the newest voice of Peppa Pig as Flora. Amelie Bea Smith recently took over the role from Harley Bird, who has been playing Peppa since she was 5. Imagining everyone on Bly Manor in the style of Peppa Pig is certainly a wild image.

Rahul Kohli is lovable in almost everything he does, but it's not the first time people have swooned over a character of his. While Bly Manor's Owen is everything a person could want in a partner, first came his stint as iZombie's Ravi Chakrabart.

If you recognised Greg Sestero as soon as he appeared on screen as the fiancé on Bly Manor and didn't say, "Oh hi Mark!," you're not watching the show correctly. No matter what Sestero does, he'll never be able to escape his infamous role as Mark, the best friend of Tommy Wiseau's Johnny from The Room.

Much like Henry Thomas before her, Carla Gugino also appeared on The Haunting of Hill House as Crain matriarch Olivia. On Bly Manor, she's an older version of the gardener Jamie, but some will always remember her as the mom from Spy Kids. Of course, Gugino's résumé is much more varied than just that, with her also having roles in Watchmen, Troop Beverly Hills, Gerald's Game, and Night at the Museum.

The far too understanding Father Stack, played by Jim Piddock, has one of those faces you know you've seen before. Fans of the Eugene Levy and Catherine O'Hara comedy Best in Show might recognise him as dog expert Trevor Beckwith. The English actor has also appeared in the spoof movies Epic Movie as Magneto and Meet the Spartans as Loyalist/Simon Cowell Look-a-Like.