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