Austin Butler said he looks back at his time on teen drama “The carrie Diaries” with a lot of Nostalgia.

When an actor hits the big time, it is not uncommon for them to shy away from their earlier work and suggest that they feel a level of shame for the lower-brow projects that they starred in before making it in Hollywood.

Thankfully, that is not the case for Oscar nominee Austin Butler, who, in a recent interview, looked back at one of his earliest roles with nothing but fondness.

In case you didn’t know, before he was dominating the box office with movies such as Elvis and Dune: Part Two, Austin got his start on kids TV with appearances on shows like Wizards of Waverly Place, Zoey 101, and Ned’s Declassified School Survival Guide.

And when asked about the show in a recent interview with E! News, Austin had nothing but good things to
say. “Carrie Diaries for me was a time where I moved to New York for the first time,” he began. “I was surrounded by people that I love to be around.

I learned a lot, and I was falling in love with that city, and so I look back with a lot of nostalgia.”
And when asked about the show in a recent interview with E! News, Austin had nothing but good things to say.