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Max Records, Overnight Star: 'Wild Things' Star Plucked From Oregon Obscurity
Published 10/16/2009 by The Huffington Post News Team at Entertainment on HuffingtonPost.com
Not many child stars -- not even Macaulay Culkin -- get to romp (sans parents) with the Wild Things.
Unknown child actor, Max Records, 12, was plucked from obscurity in Portland, Oregon, to star as the young hero in Spike Jonze's buzzed-about Where the Wild Things Are, hitting theaters Friday.
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