The Pugsleys, the younger brother of the Addams Family mythos, usually get poor plotlines and poorer treatment. They are bullied, tortured, ignored, used as playthings. In Season 1 of Wednesday, Isaac Ordonez's Pugsley was not much different.
But during the hiatus between Season 1 and Season 2, Isaac grew up, becoming taller, huskier, bringing a dark nervous energy to the newly teenage Pugsley. He has stepped out of the shadow of his sister to become his own person, with independent interests and goals -- a sweet, sensitive, traumatized soul trying to find emotional connection. Friends. A boyfriend.
Born in 2009, Isaac began acting in 2016 as the preternaturally smart Charles Wallace in A Wrinkle in Time, the adaption of the Madeleine L'Engel fantasy.
Chris Pine played his "captured-by-the-darkness" father.
Left: since Isaac is 16 as of this writing, I'm not looking for any nude photos, but he works mostly in media aimed at the Hispanic community, so here's a guy from Puebla, Mexico
Next came some shorts:
Dia de los Carpas (Day of the Tents): A group of boys help an undocumented girl get to the beach, where she has a magical secret.
Psycho Sally: No synopsis online, but there's no one named Sally in the character list.
Dispara y Mata (Shoot and Kill): A father tries to get his son (Isaac) to eat by telling him a story of survival in the Colombian jungle.
More after the break. Caution: Explicit
Left: from San Pedro, Honduras
7th and Union: a Mexican ex-fighter helps a "disgruntled man" reunite with his daughter. Isaac plays the daughter's friend.
Husky: No plot synopsis online, but the star is Mason Wilson, who seems to be "husky"
Next came Wednesday
Isaac has also done some modeling work.
He doesn't mention girls on his Instagram, and he wears a lot of femme rings, so I'm going to conclude that he's gay.
I like the brooding Goth look.
Bonus: swimmer from Tegucigalpa.
And Skyler Gisondo.
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