He was once known for his teenage portrayal of Walt Lloyd in Lost.
But American actor Malcolm David Kelley surprised fans when he appeared at the show's ten-year anniversary party at the Paley Centre in Los Angeles, California on Sunday.
Sharp-suited and mature, the 21 year-old actor looked a million miles away from his former on-screen self.
Wearing a metallic black ensemble, the successful actor looked cool and urban as he wore cumbersome walking boots with baggy jeans and an open shirt.
Sporting a closely-shaved haircut and a stud earring in his right ear, the Bellflower-born star appeared confident and composed as he joined his cast-members and former producers on stage.
Together, they discussed the show's award-winning formulas and their own experiences of the drama, which he worked on from 2004-2010.
Unsurprisingly, social networking site Twitter was inundated with messages from fans of the acclaimed series - and offered particular praise to Kelley.
One wrote: '@therealmalcolm your the man. Thank you for the photo. Hope to see your future endeavors! Stay killin it.'
But American actor Malcolm David Kelley surprised fans when he appeared at the show's ten-year anniversary party at the Paley Centre in Los Angeles, California on Sunday.
Sharp-suited and mature, the 21 year-old actor looked a million miles away from his former on-screen self.
Actor Malcolm David Kelley appears onstage at The Paley Center Media's PaleyFest 2014 Honoring Lost 10th Anniversary
Wearing a metallic black ensemble, the successful actor looked cool and urban as he wore cumbersome walking boots with baggy jeans and an open shirt.
Sporting a closely-shaved haircut and a stud earring in his right ear, the Bellflower-born star appeared confident and composed as he joined his cast-members and former producers on stage.
Together, they discussed the show's award-winning formulas and their own experiences of the drama, which he worked on from 2004-2010.
Looking good: The actor shocked fans who witnessed his maturation from being character Walt Lloyd
Unsurprisingly, social networking site Twitter was inundated with messages from fans of the acclaimed series - and offered particular praise to Kelley.
One wrote: '
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