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In the process of adapting a work many things don't translate very well into a different medium. An AgeLift is when the age of the character in question is changed or glossed over for the sake of the story. The idea is that the discrepancy between character and actor is much smaller, and in some cases the exact age is not that important to the character. In some cases this can simply be a case of the creators avoiding the embarrassing issue of a less than wholesome relationship...
Basically a PragmaticAdaptation to take into account factors such as child labour laws and how demanding a role may be for a younger actor. The two most common forms of this appear to be aging pre-teen characters to teenagers so twenty-somethings can feasibly play them and aging thirty-something parents by about a decade to counter the potential ValuesDissonance relating to young parents.
Compare DawsonCasting, which leaves the age of the character the same but casts an older actor for the part anyway. Also compare YoungerAndHipper.
Contrast PlayingGertrude, HollywoodOld, YoungerThanTheyLook, and UnderAgeCasting. ThreeMonthOldNewborn is a meta subtrope that results from the logistical issues of using actual newborns to play young babies.
* The English dubs to ''Franchise/{{Digimon}}'' went all over the place with this. [[Anime/DigimonAdventure The first series]] left the ages alone, but the second one, a TimeSkip sequel to the first, aged everyone up by a year, and ''[[Anime/DigimonTamers Tamers]]'', perhaps because it was DarkerAndEdgier, aged all the kids up by three years...which ended up creating some rather poor implications that ''weren't'' originally there, as at one point Ruki/Rika's mother's age is explicitly stated and this age is left unchanged, dropping the age difference between mother and daughter from 18 years to 15.
* The character of Nobue in ''Manga/StrawberryMarshmallow'' is aged up from sixteen years old in the manga to twenty in the anime. This isn't done to match a particular actor, but because Nobue is a habitual smoker and drinker and they couldn't show her doing that on TV if she was underage.
* The anime adaptation of ''Manga/AkuNoHana'' changes the characters from middle school students to high school kids, possibly due to the violent and psychosexual nature of the story, not to mention the animation is rotoscoped.
* In the original ''Anime/CutieHoney'' anime and manga, Honey and Natsuko are both high school students. In ''RE: Cutie Honey'' (as well as the live-action movie that inspired it), they're both young adults, with Honey working as a temp and Natsuko working as a police inspector.
* Mamoru Chiba a.k.a. Tuxedo Mask in ''Manga/SailorMoon'' is 17 in the manga and 21 in the [[Anime/SailorMoon 1990s anime]]. This actually means the romance between he and Usagi - whose age is 14 in both - is toned down perhaps due to the larger age gap. In the anime Usagi and Mamoru's relationship comes across to some viewers like college student allowing a teen girl who has a crush on him to say he's her boyfriend to keep her happy, whereas in the manga there is little doubt in the romance. ''Anime/SailorMoonCrystal'' has him at 16.
* In the ''Franchise/WonderMomo'' webcomic, Momoko's love interest Natsuhiko is clearly somewhere between 23 and 25. In the anime, he's changed into a high school contemporary of Momoko's. His personality also changes, going from cocksure adult to insecure teenager.
* The anime adaptation of ''Manga/SazaeSan'' lowered the age of most of the family. Sazae was 27 in the manga, now 24 in the anime.
* Zelda in the [[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaI original game]] is the same age as Link, roughly the age of Zelda in the first portion of ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaOcarinaOfTime Ocarina Of Time]]''. Zelda in one of the [[Manga/TheLegendOfZelda manga]] based off said game is a teenager and an ActionGirl. [[spoiler:Link is also older than he should be, being Zelda's older half-brother, but looks younger than Zelda due to being part elf.]]
* ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'':
** Inverted with Ash. Red from ''VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue'' is eleven. Ash, Red's anime counterpart, was ten when he began his journey.
** Inverted with Serena. Serena from ''VideoGame/PokemonXAndY'' has no official age but seems to be around 16 to 19. In the anime she's Ash's age. She's noticeably taller than Clemont in the games but is around the same height as him in the anime.
** Tate and Liza seem older in the anime than they did in ''VideoGame/PokemonRubyAndSapphire''.
* Misty is officially ten in the ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' anime but is twelve in ''Manga/TheElectricTaleOfPikachu''.
* ''Anime/VariableGeo'': In the ''[[VideoGame/AdvancedVariableGeo Advanced V.G.]]'' series, Yuka and Satomi's official ages are 18 and 17 years old respectively. But, for reasons unknown, the OVA adaptation makes both of them a year younger.
* Komori from ''Manga/KomorisanWaKotowarenai'' is 14 at the beginning of the manga. In the anime, she's 15.
* ''Manga/FullmetalAlchemist'':
** Pride, aka [[spoiler:Selim Bradley]], is the oldest homunculi. In [[Anime/FullmetalAlchemist the 2003 anime]] Envy is the oldest, as he [[spoiler:was the son of the BigBad Dante and the Elric's father Hohenheim CameBackWrong]] while [[spoiler:Selim]] is just a normal boy.
** The [[Film/FullmetalAlchemist live-action]] version has Ed and Winry around age 20.
* Creator/DCComics ''Earth One'' line sees two examples as in ''ComicBook/SupermanEarthOne'', ComicBook/JimmyOlsen is presented as being ''older'' than Franchise/{{Superman}} rather than younger. Conversely, ''ComicBook/BatmanEarthOne'' makes Lucius Fox ''younger'' than Batman as opposed to older (especially considering ''Film/TheDarkKnightTrilogy'' and, following the example made by it, ''WesternAnimation/TheBatman'' had Lucius as an old friend of Thomas Wayne before he and Martha were killed [[DeathByOriginStory on that fearful night]]).
* ''ComicBook/UltimateMarvel'' has seen this done:
** ''ComicBook/UltimateSpiderMan'' placed Mary Jane Watson, Harry Osborn, and Gwen Stacy in high school with Peter when he's starting out his career was Franchise/SpiderMan, whereas the mainstream versions didn't meet Peter until college. The ''Film/SpiderManTrilogy'', ''WesternAnimation/TheSpectacularSpiderMan'', ''Film/TheAmazingSpiderManSeries'', the ''WesternAnimation/UltimateSpiderMan'' cartoon, and ''ComicBook/SpiderManLovesMaryJane'' have followed its lead, albeit with varations on it (The original film trilogy only doing it to MJ and Harry with them meeting Gwen later and the ''Amazing'' films inverting that; ''Loves Mary Jane'' making pre-ComicBook/BlackCat Felicia Hardy a transfer student; ''Spectacular'' likewise having Glory Grant and Randy Robertson go to school with him and pre-ComicBook/{{Venom}} Eddie Brock as a recent graduate, and the ''Ultimate'' cartoon making many of Spidey's allies like Luke Cage and Iron Fist and enemies like Rhino his age).
*** ''Ultimate Spider-Man'' also does this to ComicBook/JessicaJones, making her a senior at Midtown. In the classic Marvel Universe, Jessica and Peter were in the same grade.
** ''ComicBook/UltimateFantasticFour'' makes ''all'' of the titular four teenagers, as opposed to just Johnny Storm being a teenager.
* ''ComicBook/HeroesReborn'' has two examples. In the tradtional Marvel Universe, Reed Richards is a middle-aged man and ComicBook/{{Ultron}} is the creator of the ComicBook/TheVision. In the ''HR'' reality, Reed is closer to age in Sue and The Vision actually came ''before'' Ultron, with [[ComicBook/AntMan Hank Pym]] taking Ultron's role as Vision's creator and Ultron himself being designed to replaced Vision as Hank's assistant.
* ''ComicBook/SonicTheComic'':
** Amy's age is unstated but she isn't treated like the eight year old she was when introduced in ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehogCD''.
** [[spoiler:Knuckles]] is Really700YearsOld instead of being an actual teenager.
** Sonic and Knuckles are implied to be at least eighteen in later arcs as they can visit bars. In the games they are fifteen and sixteen (originally sixteen and fifteen until they were switched in ''VideoGame/SonicAdventure'') respectively.
* ''Fanfic/AdviceAndTrust'': The writer bumped the main characters age by a year (stretching the Angels' attacks timeline so that over one year has passed since Sachiel and Shinji came to town) so that he does not "feel quite as awkward having them going at it hammer-and-tongs nightly")
* ''Manga/{{Evangelion 303}}'': Shinji, Asuka, Rei, Kaworu, and Mari are 18 or older as opposed to 14. This also affects their characterization too, and is how the story differentiates from its source material. They drink, drive, have sex lives (or develop one), and are generally more worldly and independent than their teen counterparts.
* Happens frequently in fanfiction, when teenage characters are made old enough to legally consent to have sex with each other (or the writer's OriginalCharacter). or do other things that 15/16 year-olds couldn't conceivably do. Sometimes the excuse is that it's five years later.
* In ''Fanfic/PokemonResetBloodlines'', Ash wakes up in the reset timeline to find that he's now 15 years old, because things couldn't be reset perfectly. A number of other characters have also aged up to varying degrees.
* ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/11772125/1/Metroid-Kamen-Rider-Generations-Full-Series Metroid: Kamen Rider Generations]]'' has [[Series/KamenRiderGaim Micchy]] and [[Series/KamenRiderDrive Gou]] having their ages lifted up to match their respective Live-Action TV actor's ages - Mitsuzane becomes 20 years old just like his actor, Mahiro Takasugi, as opposed to 17/18. While Gou is 23 years old like his actor, Yuu Inaba as opposed to being 20.
* Damian Wayne was introduced during ComicBook/GrantMorrisonsBatman run as a 10 year old. The Robin in ''WesternAnimation/BatmanUnlimitedMechVsMutants'' [[https://twitter.com/Wes_Gleason/status/752878258027245568 is confirmed to be]] Damian, but he's decipted as a teenager like the other Robins before him.
* In the 2015 adaptation of Creator/CorneliaFunke's Ghosthunter series, the professional ghost hunter Hedwig, a grey-haired CoolOldLady is played by Anke Engelke, who was born in 1965. The character in the movie seems to be intended to look rather younger than the actor than the other way round.
* The title character of ''Theatre/{{Hamlet}}'' is a role that this often happens with. Laurence Olivier was 41 when he played Hamlet in 1948, Richard Burton was 40 in 1964, Innokenti Smoktunovsky was 39 in the same year, Derek Jacobi was 42 in 1980 (2 years ''older'' than [[Creator/PatrickStewart his uncle Claudius!]]), Kevin Kline was 43 in 1990. Mel Gibson (34 in 1990) and Kenneth Branagh (36 in 1996) are almost in the right age group, considering that there are a couple of lines in the play itself that place Hamlet's age near 30. Nicol Williamson was the youngest notable actor to play the role in a film of the production (at 33, in the 1969 film); Iain Glen is the youngest person to play Hamlet in a major motion picture, essaying the role in the film version of ''Theatre/RosencrantzAndGuildensternAreDead'' at age 28, making him one of the few professional actors to be ''younger'' than the character.
** This gets even better when one considers a curious theory that [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prince_Hamlet#Hamlet.27s_age Hamlet]] is really [[http://princehamlet.com/chapter_1.html 16 years old]].
* Creator/PatrickStewart has famously played Theatre/{{Hamlet}}'s evil uncle Claudius twice on film: First in 1980 at age 40 and then again in 2008 at age 68. Hell, his Hamlet from 1980 went on to play Claudius himself in Creator/KennethBranagh's ''Theatre/{{Hamlet}}'' in 1996, over a decade before Stewart reprised the role with no mentions of his age.
* The age of one of Shakespeare's other great tragic leading men, ''Theatre/{{Macbeth}}'', varies wildly depending on the aim of the production. In the 2006 Australian film version, he is a young man (30-year-old Sam Worthington), because he is portrayed to be a hotshot young drug lord; this age is not unusual in most film (and some stage) productions, which cast Macbeth in his early-mid thirties. However, in the recent stage production that moved from London to Broadway in 2008, he is an older man (68-year-old Creator/PatrickStewart), because [[strike:the point of the production was to star Creator/PatrickStewart]] he is portrayed to be an aging general with a much younger trophy wife; Macbeth is rarely ever played by an actor of Stewart's age because it means the "old" King Duncan needs to be aged up even further. [[note]]It is worth noting that the average age of a film Macbeth is actually younger than the average age of a film Hamlet.[[/note]]
* ''Theatre/RichardIII'' is another example. In various productions, he's been played by 47-year-old BasilRathbone, 48-year-old LaurenceOlivier, 51-year-old VincentPrice, 46-year-old Creator/PeterCook[[note]](it's ''Series/{{Blackadder}}'' but it still counts)[[/note]], 56-year-old Creator/IanMcKellen, and also 56-year-old AlPacino. It should be noted that Richard was only ''33'' when he died at the battle of Bosworth Field, and only five years older than his usurper, Theatre/HenryVII, who, unlike Richard, is usually played by a reasonably young actor.
* Ang Lee's 1995 adaptation of ''Film/SenseAndSensibility'' is full of this trope. Colonel Brandon, who was supposed to be 35 or 36, was played by 49-year-old Creator/AlanRickman. The 19-year-old Elinor Dashwood was played by 35-year-old Creator/EmmaThompson, and 17-year-old Marianne Dashwood was played by 20-year-old Creator/KateWinslet. However, the movie implies that the Dashwood sisters are in their late and early 20s, respectively and that Colonel Brandon is an older world-weary gent that we would associate with someone nearing 50. Lee and (scriptwriter) Creator/EmmaThompson made a conscious decision to age Elinor up to at least her mid-twenties, because they didn't think the audience would accept a 19-year-old worrying about [[OldMaid being left on the shelf]].
* In the film adaptation of the Creator/JamesPatterson novel ''Film/AlongCameASpider'', Alex Cross is played by Creator/MorganFreeman. Cross is implied by the text to be in his forties or early fifties, and Freeman was ''sixty'' at the time. It's even more jarring that his love interest is played by the then ''thirty''-year-old Monica Potter.
* Roberto Benigni playing the title role in his film version of ''Pinocchio'', at the age of 50.
* In the BBC film versions of ''[[Literature/SallyLockhart The Ruby in the Smoke]]'' and ''The Shadow in the North'', actor Creator/MattSmith plays street kid Jim, who is 11 in the first book and 16 in the second, as a man in his late teens/early twenties. Which could cause problems if they ever get around to filming the fourth book, ''Literature/TheTinPrincess''.
* In ''Film/ForbiddenZone'', all the children are played by adults. The most {{egregious}} example being Flash Hercules, who is played by a ''70 years old man!!''
* In ''Film/TheAdventuresOfRobinHood'', the 48-year-old Creator/ClaudeRains is cast as Prince John -- who was historically 26 at the time of his brother [[UsefulNotes/RichardTheLionHeart Richard]]'s imprisonment. Most fictionalizations of RobinHood's story push John up to middle age.
* This probably has to do more with legal compliance than artistic reason, but no matter what actress is playing her, the character of ''Literature/{{Lolita}}'' always starts the movie at age 14 or 15 rather than 12, which she is at the beginning of the book.
* In the film version of ''Film/LogansRun'', the mandatory death age was increased to 30 (compared to the book's 21) for this reason. The book's notion that sexual activity becomes legal-- and practically encouraged-- at the age of 14 probably doesn't help.
** 14? The book makes clear that there's ''no'' age of sexual consent: as soon as a citizen leaves the creche, anything goes. Logan is approached by a girl of twelve who assures him that she's sexually "skilled beyond all others", and later meets a woman who complains that her last lover, a boy of eleven, couldn't satisfy her: "I'm fifteen, and a woman needs a man."
* In the book of ''Film/InterviewWithTheVampire'', Claudia has the physical appearance of a five-year-old. In the movie, Claudia is played by Creator/KirstenDunst, who was twelve upon the movie's release. Aside from narrowing down the {{Squick}} factor, this avoids the practical impossibility of a five-year-old actress playing a believable adult character.
** In the same film, Armand, a cherubic seventeen-year-old in the book, is aged up to his mid thirties and played by Creator/AntonioBanderas, apparently to avoid the {{Squick}} inherent in having two of the main character's three pseudo-love-interests be underage.
* ''Series/{{Dune}}'': None of the actors who've played Paul, Leto II and Ghanima Atreides, or Feyd-Rautha Harkonnen have been under 20. Of course, since Paul and Feyd-Rautha were 15 during ''Dune'' itself and Leto II and Ghanima were ''8'' this is understandable. Generally, Paul and Feyd's ages are not mentioned in the adaptations, which makes this arguably a case of AllThereInTheManual and DawsonCasting, but for the Creator/SyFy version of ''Series/ChildrenOfDune'', Leto and Ghanima's ages were upped to around 18. The [[Film/{{Dune}} 1984 adaptation of Dune]] also has the four-year-old [[CreepyChild Alia]] played by the nine-year-old (at time of release) Alicia Witt.
* In ''Theatre/{{Picnic}}'' Creator/WilliamHolden considered himself too old (he was 37) to play Hal Carter, supposedly of the same generation as TheChick played by Kim Novak (22).
* One of the biggest criticisms of the Film/JamesBond movie ''Film/AViewToAKill'' was that Creator/RogerMoore was still playing Bond at age 57 (he was 45 he was first cast as Bond in ''Film/LiveAndLetDie''). Creator/SeanConnery himself said "Bond should be played by an actor 35, 33 years old. I'm too old. Roger's too old, too!". Even when he was first cast, Moore violated the canon of Ian Fleming's novels, which established that Bond faced mandatory retirement at age 45 (meaning Pierce Brosnan was technically too old for the role for most of his time as Bond, too).
* Turned on its head in ''Film/{{Skyfall}}'' where one of the main themes of the movie is how Bond (played by the 44-year-old Daniel Craig) is getting too old to keep working in the field.
* Most of the main cast of ''Film/PercyJacksonAndTheOlympians'' was aged up from their preteens. Most notorious in Annabeth's case - sure, they aged her up from twelve to sixteen, but that didn't stop Alexandria Daddario from being in her early twenties.
* Inverted in ''Film/TheGodfather''. Marlon Brando (age 47) played the title character Vito Corleone (who ages from 55 to 65 over the course of the film). All his children except Talia Shire also fit him under PlayingGertrude too.
* Inverted in ''Film/TheGodfatherPartIII'', Al Pacino (50) played Michael Corleone (59) -- this may seem like a small jump, but Pacino was made up to look like he'd aged a lot, with greyed hair and so on.
* Inverted in ''Film/SupermanReturns'': 22-year-old KateBosworth played ComicBook/LoisLane in a movie that was supposed to take place five years after ''Film/SupermanII'' in which Lois was already years into her career and was played by the then 30-year-old Margot Kidder.
* In the 1995 film of ''Theatre/RichardIII'', MaggieSmith plays the Duchess of York, mother to UsefulNotes/RichardIII, Edward IV and the Duke of Clarence. Smith was 61 at the time the film was made. Creator/IanMcKellen, who played Richard, was 56; John Wood, who played Edward, was four years older than her at 65; and Nigel Hawthorne, who played Clarence, was ''sixty-six''. To be fair, Maggie Smith has been playing older women for most of her career.
* The grandpa of all slasher flicks ''Film/BloodFeast'', the character of Fuad Ramses is referred to several times as an "old man" even though the actor playing him was all of 30 years old. Thus, Fuad had some rather unconvincing gray streaks spray-painted into his hair.
* The musical ''{{Theatre/Nine}}'' is about a filmmaker experiencing a mid-life crisis as he turns forty. For the film version, his age was upped to fifty to match Daniel Day-Lewis (52 in 2009, when the film was released).
* In every film and television version of ''Literature/WutheringHeights'', Heathcliff and Cathy are played by the adult actors during the scene where they eavesdrop on the Lintons, making giggling comments. In the novel they are children at this time, explaining their childish behavior. Catherine is only 19 when she ''dies''. Heathcliff was 20, and he was 16 when he ran away. No adaptation has even gotten close to the correct ages.
* ''{{Film/Watchmen}}'' has Silk Spectre II and the Comedian. In the original comic, the Comedian was 16 at the time of WWII while Silk Spectre was 19. In the film, they were aged up to their 20s since neither of the actors (Creator/CarlaGugino as Sally/Silk Spectre I and Jeffrey Dean Morgan as the Comedian) could pass for teens.
* The ''Franchise/StarWars'' prequels end up causing this to Darth Vader, who died at the age of 46 - but his unmasked and ([[ReCut original]]) Force Ghost actor in ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi'', Sebastian Shaw, was ''78''.
* In the book of ''Literature/AClockworkOrange'', the band of droogies were adolescents of 15. When Kubrick chose Malcolm Macdowell for the role of Alex, all were aged up accordingly. Echoes of the book occur when Alex is depicted as school age and when (years later) Dim describes himself and his partner as "of job age" in the scene where they torture Alex.
* Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse:
** In the original 1940s ''ComicBook/CaptainAmerica'' comics, ComicBook/BuckyBarnes was Cap's KidSidekick. While modern retcons eventually established that the "KidSidekick" thing was a cover, to hide the fact that Bucky was a very young-looking teenager (15 in the beginning and a legal adult at 18 by the time of his "death," something the army would often look the other way about in those days) who doubled as a wetworks operative, the filmmakers behind ''Film/CaptainAmericaTheFirstAvenger'' decided to give him an additional bump up to his mid-to-late 20s. The [[Film/CaptainAmericaTheWinterSoldier second film]] gives his year of birth as 1916 or 1917 (the props don't agree), which actually makes him ''older'' than Cap, whose birth year is given as 1918 in the script.
** In ''Film/IronMan2'', Justin Hammer is depicted as a middle-aged man and played by Creator/SamRockwell. This is in sharp contrast to the comics, where Hammer is an old man with an adult granddaughter.
** ''Film/AntMan'' has two major cases. In the comics, [[ComicBook/AntMan Hank Pym]] is roughly the same age as his contemporary heroes like [[ComicBook/IronMan Tony Stark]] and [[ComicBook/IncredibleHulk Bruce Banner]], but in the film, he's portrayed by 70-year-old Creator/MichaelDouglas. On the opposite end of the spectrum, you have Darren Cross, who is a middle-aged businessman with an adult son in the comics, but in the film is played by 38-year-old Corey Stoll.
** The MCU in general when it comes to ComicBook/NickFury and Comicbook/BlackWidow. In the comics, both of them were around during UsefulNotes/WorldWarII, but are OlderThanTheyLook thanks to some AppliedPhlebotinum. The movies indicate they're roughly the same age as their actors, Creator/SamuelLJackson and Creator/ScarlettJohansson, with ''Film/CaptainAmericaTheWinterSoldier'' explicitly giving Black Widow's birth year as 1984.
** Franchise/SpiderMan's alter ego, Peter Parker, and ComicBook/JessicaJones were in high school together in the comics. It's been revealed that MCU!Peter will still be in high school when he starts his career and makes his MCU debut and ''Series/JessicaJones2015'' has Jessica already out of high school.
*** Related to this, Marisa Tomei, who's currently just '''50''', plays the usually 70+ (in the classic comics) Aunt May.
** In the original ''ComicBook/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy'' comics, Yondu is a hero in his prime, but in addition to being [[AdaptationalVillainy pirate]], the [[Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy movie version]] portrays him as a grumpy old man.
** [[ComicBook/CaptainAmerica Steve Rogers]]' year of birth in the comics is usually circa 1922, DependingOnTheWriter, making him about 20 years old at the start of WWII and 23 by the time he's frozen. The movies push it back to 1918, so that he's about 24 at the start of the film and 26 or 27 by the end.
* ''Film/HarryPotter'':
** Though it seems odd, the film adaptations change the ages ''accidentally'' with Lily and James Potter. Looking at the flashback clips, the moving pictures, and the images in the Mirror of Erised, Lily and James appear to have been in their 30s or 40s when they had Harry. It could make sense, since their ages weren't revealed until the seventh book, six years after the first movie had been made. Though the film versions of Harry's parents look quite middle-aged, the book version of Harry's parents were only 20 when they had Harry and 21 when they died. Then again, the whole film timeline seems to be shifted compared to the books - all the dates on the headstones remain the same (including Lily's and James'), but things that didn't exist when the books were set (such as the Millennium Bridge and Oyster card readers) appear, suggesting that Lily and James' generation were all ''born'' at the same time as in the books, but just took longer to have kids.
** Severus Snape is the same age as Harry's parents would have been, so 31 at the beginning of ''Literature/HarryPotterAndThePhilosophersStone''. Creator/AlanRickman plays Professor Snape in the movies, and was 55 when the first movie premiered in 2001.
** Several other minor age lifts. Cho Chang is a year older than Harry in the books. A line from Hermione in the fifth film implies she is in the same year as them. Romilda Vane was also two years below Harry and Katie Bell one year ahead, but the two are in his year also in the sixth film.
** Actually, many of the adults fit in this category. In the books, all the contemporaries of Lily and James Potter -- including Sirius, Lupin, Peter Pettigrew, and Snape -- should all be in their thirties when the story is taking place, but all of them are played by actors at least in their forties, and as mentioned above, Alan Rickman was 64 when filming ended, despite his character [[spoiler:dying at age 38]]. Again, the only way to make sense of this is to assume the movie aged Lily and James to 30 when they had Harry, allowing everyone else to age as well.
* Fittingly ''Film/ShakespeareInLove'' has a few examples. Shakespeare himself is actually played by an actor the right age (28-year-old Joseph Fiennes) and Geoffrey Rush was only slightly older than the real life Philip Henslowe but Rupert Everett was a decade too old to play the then 29-year-old Creator/ChristopherMarlowe and Richard Burbage who was only 25 in 1593 was played by a then 37-year-old Martin Clunes.
* The original ''TheMillenniumTrilogy'' adaptations from Sweden have both Michael Nyqvist (48) and Noomi Rapace (29) six years older than their characters, Mikael Blomkvist and Lisbeth Salander (in comparison, the remake started its shoot with Creator/DanielCraig 42 like Blomkvist, and Rooney Mara only two years older than Salander).
* In the book of ''Literature/TuckEverlasting'', Winnie is eleven. To both fit the DawsonCasting of Alexis Bledel and lessen the weirdness of her romance with forever 17-year-old Tuck, she is aged up to 15 in the movie.
* The 1979 film ''Sidney Sheldon's Bloodline'' cast Creator/AudreyHepburn in a leading role. Hepburn was in her 50s, but the character was written as being in her 30s. Hepburn looked great, but could never pass for someone in her 30s, so not only did an age lift occur in the film, Sheldon went back and revised his own novel for new editions, raising the character's age to match that of the film.
* In ''Film/GhostRider'' we meet childhood sweethearts Johnny Blaze and Roxanne Simpson. Fast-forward to them as adult actors and we get Eva Mendes (33 at the time) being romanced by the 43-year-old (and looking older) Creator/NicolasCage. Although to be fair, it's not entirely clear if this is an Age Lift for Cage or HollywoodOld for Mendes.
* In the novel of ''Film/{{Beaches}}'', the friends Cee Cee and Bertie meet at the respective ages of ten and seven, and first reunite in their teens. The movie changes things so both are eleven when they first meet, then reunite when they're in their twenties. This was likely due to not wanting to cast separate actresses for the girls' teenage years, the fact that Bette Midler and Barbara Hershey couldn't play ''that'' young, and probably to have less of an age difference between the two characters.
* In ''Film/{{Lincoln}}'', we have the inverse of real life: UsefulNotes/AbrahamLincoln was 9 years older than his wife Mary, but Mary's portrayer Sally Field is ten years older than Creator/DanielDayLewis (who upon release, was only one year younger than Lincoln when he died), who manages to look older than her due to the make-up.
* King Louis XIII never made it past the age of 42, yet in the 1948 adaptation of ''Literature/TheThreeMusketeers'', he is played by 58-year-old Frank Morgan.
* In all the Film/{{Superman}} movies, Superman's alien father Jor-El is played by middle-aged actors (MarlonBrando, RussellCrowe) with graying or silver hair. In the Superman comics, Jor-El was a young man who looked exactly like Superman when Krypton blew up (after all, Kal-El was a baby when his father died).
* ''Film/TheAddamsFamily'' movies feature Wednesday as a young teenager or tween, as opposed to the TV show in which she was a little girl.
* ''Film/TheKarateKid2010'' remake ages the main characters down from 17-18 year-olds to preteens.
* Literature/SnowWhite is 7 years old in the original fairytale. Most film adaptations age her up to around 16 at the youngest.
* In ''Film/TheDevilsArithmetic'' book, Hannah is twelve. In the film she is aged up to around seventeen (she is old enough to drive and get a tattoo). Rivka is ten in the books but is aged up to around fourteen or fifteen.
* The Pevensie Children in ''Literature/TheChroniclesOfNarnia'' are a bit older in the Walden Media films than they were in the books. Peter is around 12-14 but William Moseley was 16 when the first film was made. Caspian in the books is said to be the same age as Peter so the second film ages him up too. The age differences are notable in all of the actors since only a year has passed between the first and second films, but they were filmed three years apart.
** The '80s BBC adaptation also does this with Edmund and Lucy - their actor and actress were in their early teens, while in the books the characters are around 10-12 and 8-10, respectively. Peter and Susan are the ages of their book counterparts, though - which creates the sense that Mr. and Mrs. Pevensie had all four of of their children in ''extremely'' short succession.
* Literature/MaryPoppins never reveals her age but is portrayed as an elderly woman in the books. In ''Film/MaryPoppins'' (1964) she is played by the 25-year-old Julie Andrews.
* Dorothy in ''Literature/TheWonderfulWizardOfOz'' is around seven or eight years old in the book. Judy Garland was seventeen when she played her in ''Film/TheWizardOfOz'' (Barry Norman's book ''The Hollywood Greats'' says Dorothy was meant to be twelve in the film). ''Film/ReturnToOz'' has Dorothy at the age she was in the books.
* ''Film/EndersGame'' had to change the ages of most of the main characters to be more in their early teens. This is probably because one of the major problems with prior attempts to film the book was that a large portion of the cast is made up of children, and in addition to getting a sufficient number of good child actors the ones that were cast would keep growing up before it could enter production. It also probably didn't help that there was quite a bit of violence among the children in the book, at least two of whom were (unknowingly) murdered by Ender.
* The character of ComicBook/{{Robin}} as originated by Dick Grayson always has the origin of [[DeathByOriginStory his parents being killed]] during a circus act when he was a pre-teen, not too different than with his adopted father [[Franchise/{{Batman}} Bruce Wayne]]. ''Film/BatmanForever'' cast 25-year-old Chris O'Donnell in the role and Bruce comments that his superhero name should be "Dick Grayson, College Student" and that is as far as they get to identifying his age. It has the side effect of conflating his history and personality as both Robin and ComicBook/{{Nightwing}}, being pragmatic for a film adaptation.
* In the ''Film/QueenOfTheDamned'' film, the character of David Talbot, the Superior General of the Talamasca Caste, a paranormal research society, is played by the (then) 42-year-old Creator/PaulMcGann. However, in the novel, he is in his 80s and is nearing the end of his long and full life. Ditto for Jessie Reeves, played by MargueriteMoreau (24 at the time), who is supposed to be 35 in the novel, although this can also fit under HollywoodOld.
* ''Film/KissKissBangBang'' had Creator/RobertDowneyJr (born 1965) and Michelle Monaghan (born 1976) play characters who had known each other as kids, with his character having a crush on hers. Robert Downey, Jr is a handsome man but he looks his age so the apparent age gap was {{Handwaved}} by showing he had had a hard life as a petty thief in the years since and also have Monaghan play slightly older than her real life age.
* ''Theatre/TheCrucible'' is based on true events, but the affair between Abigail Williams and John Proctor was not one of them. In real life Abigal was 11 and John was in his 60s.
* Film/DCExtendedUniverse:
** Typically, Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman have been portrayed as being roughly the same age (early-to-mid 20s at the start of their careers), give or take a couple of years, and started their careers around the same time. In this universe, though, Clark Kent is in his early 30s and has just started his career as Superman, Bruce Wayne is in his mid 40s and has had a 20 year career as Batman, and Diana of Themyscira is thousands of years old and fought in World War I. Additionaly, in the comics, Aquaman and the Barry Allen Flash are around that age when they start their careers and likewise, start around the same time as the big three--but going by Creator/JasonMomoa and Creator/EzraMiller's age, Aquaman is in his late 30s and Barry, like in ''Series/TheFlash2014'', is quite a bit younger (early 20s) and not even in costume yet during ''Film/BatmanVSupermanDawnOnJustice''.
** Contrasting Batman, Jeremy Irons would be about the right age for an Alfred early in Batman's career, but next to Affleck he could almost pass for an older brother (in fact Creator/MichaelCaine, who [[Film/TheDarkKnightSaga previously played Alfred]], started the role a little older than Irons).
** The decision to cast Creator/JesseEisenberg as ComicBook/LexLuthor has already raised a few eyebrows among comic book fans. Though Luthor is a middle-aged businessman in the comics and in every other adaptation that isn't [[Series/{{Smallville}} a prequel]], Eisenberg is just thirty years old, and he's primarily known for [[DawsonCasting playing college-aged characters]].
* Jonas, Fiona, Asher, and their classmates were eleven going on twelve in ''Literature/TheGiver'' (the "graduation to adulthood" ceremony is called the Ceremony of Twelve), but have been aged up to sixteen for [[Film/TheGiver the movie]].
* Adaptations of Literature/AChristmasCarol often do this with Ebenezer Scrooge in order to empathise that this is his Last Chance to become a good man, casting him as a geriatric grumpy old man, while an close read of the book puts him at most in the mid-to-late fifties (his nephew, who Scrooge is distant to because he reminds him to much of his beloved sister who died young, possibly in child-birth, is in his mid-twenties). He is also stated to be spry enough to live long enough to become "almost an second father to Tiny Tim".
* Inverted with Ronno in the ''Disney/{{Bambi}}'' midquel film. In the novel, Ronno is implied to be several years older than Bambi. In the film, he is the same age as Bambi.
* ''Film/IntoTheWoods'':
** Due to casting Meryl Streep, the Witch is older than she was in most versions of [[Theatre/IntoTheWoods the stage show]]. Notably in the stage show, the character is usually played by an actress in make-up to make her appear older - and [[spoiler: when she transforms into her beautiful self]] the actress just removes the make-up. Streep meanwhile commented that it took more make-up for her to appear younger.
** A partial example. Although Jack and Red Riding Hood are children in the story, they're usually played by teenagers or young adults ''acting'' like children. Here they're played by actual children.
* Rapunzel is quite young in her original fairy tale, possibly fourteen-sixteen. ''Disney/{{Tangled}}'' states she is eighteen.
* The real Pocahontas was in her pre-teens when she met John Smith, her lover in the film. The [[{{Disney/Pocahontas}} Disney film]] ages her up to sixteen.
* ''Film/VampireAcademy'':
** Headmistress Ellen Kirova is described as a grey-haired woman in [[Literature/VampireAcademy the books]]. Making her at least middle-aged. In the film, Kirova is played by 35-year-old Creator/OlgaKurylenko.
** A minor case in the role of teacher Sonya Karp. According to her appearance in the ''Literature/{{Bloodlines}}'' series, Sonya is still in her late 20s. She is played by 30-year-old Claire Foy.
** Victor Dashkov is in his forties in [[Literature/VampireAcademy the novels]]. In the film, he is played by 64-year-old Creator/GabrielByrne. Possibly justified, since Victor is supposed to be [[YoungerThanTheyLook Younger Than He Looks]].
** Queen Tatiana Ivashkov is said to be in her early 60s in [[Literature/VampireAcademy the books]]. In the film, she is played by 49-year-old Joely Richardson.
* ''Film/{{Blade}}'' does this to both the title character and Deacon Frost. Blade's year of birth was shifted from 1929 (hence being [[OlderThanTheyLook older than he looks]]) to 1967 and Stephen Dorff was cast as Deacon Frost, causing the character to have a younger appearance than the white-haired old man in the comics.
* Bizarrely, the actresses selected to play Franchise/SpiderMan's Aunt May seem to be getting younger with every new film reboot. In Creator/SamRaimi's ''Film/SpiderMan1'' in 2002, May was played a 75-year-old Creator/RosemaryHarris--matching the character's portrayal in the comics, [[ComicBookTime where she's consistently been in her mid-70's]]. For Sony's ''Film/TheAmazingSpiderMan'' in 2012, the casting department selected a 66-year-old Creator/SallyField--[[OlderThanTheyLook who could easily pass for a much younger woman, thanks to her dark hair]]. As mentioned above, the actress playing her in Creator/MarvelStudios' upcoming {{reboot}}? Marisa Tomei, who's currently just '''50'''.
* ''Film/XMen'':
** In the comics, Cyclops, Jean Grey, Iceman, Beast, and Angel are roughly the same age, being the "First Class" with Beast as the eldest. In the movies, Iceman and Angel are quite a bit younger than Cyclops and Jean, and Beast is older than all of them, having a couple of decades on Scott and Jean.
** ''Film/XMenOriginsWolverine'' presents Bolt as a contemporary of Agent Zero, as opposed to his protégé.
** In addition to Beast, by deciding to avoid ComicBookTime with ''Film/XMenFirstClass'' and ''Film/XMenDaysOfFuturePast'', several characters are older than the main cast in the original trilogy. There's Havok, who's Cyclops' ''younger brother'' in the comics; Darwin, who's the same age as Havok and hence younger than the First Class of the comics; Quicksilver, Riptide and Emma Frost, who are the same age as the present day characters in the comics; Shaw, who isn't as long-lived as his movie counterpart; and Angel Salvadore, who's in fact younger than most of the characters in the original trilogy. The future of ''[=DoFP=]'' also does this to Bishop as his counterpart in the comics in a time traveler who has yet to be born in the present, yet his movie self is teammates with Blink, Sunspot, and Warpath.
** Going the other way, Iceman and Pyro are closer in age to Cyclops and Jean in the comics, yet their movie counterparts are younger, and Banshee was an adult when he joined the X-Men in the comics. Mystique is a couple of years younger than Professor Xavier in the movies whereas her comics counterpart is roughly the same age as ''Wolverine''.
** ''Film/XMenApocalypse'':
*** It {{retcon}}s away the ''Film/XMenTheLastStand'' version of Angel, making him around the same age as Cyclops, Jean, and Storm as in the comics. It also retcons Jubilee into their classmate, as opposed to being a generation younger than them.
*** Inverted with Nina (the AdaptationNameChange for Anya), who in the comics was Magneto's eldest child, but in the movie-verse, Quicksilver is. Nina is at least 18 years younger than Peter Maximoff.
*** Psylocke is an adult in this film. In ''Film/XMenTheLastStand'', she was roughly the same age as Kitty Pryde, which would have made her an infant (or possibly not even born) in 1983.
* ''Film/VictorFrankenstein'': While this movie's Victor is a medical student, he's older than his book counterpart--the latter is in his 20s, but Creator/JamesMcAvoy was 34-35 years old during principal photography. While the actor is OlderThanTheyLook when clean-shaven, he always grows a beard for roles which require him to diminish his boyish appearance, so it indicates that his character is meant to be in his early 30s.
* ''Film/DeathHunt'': The real Edgar Millen was a popular young Constable who more closely resembled Constable Alvin Adams, the new rookie in the film. He's instead portrayed as a weary, alcoholic older Sergeant of the RCMP.
* Most adaptations of ''[[Literature/AlicesAdventuresInWonderland Alice in Wonderland]]'' do this with the title character, who is only 7 years old in the books, but usually played by actresses who are at least 12, more often in their teens. The 1985 TV version and the [[NightmareFuel very surreal and creepy]] 1988 Czech version accurately portray her as a 7-year-old, though, as does [[Film/AliceInWonderland Tim Burton's sequel]] in its prologue and flashbacks.
* ''Film/TheHungerGames'': Two examples: Firstly, Cinna, described as a young man in the book, is played by a much older Lenny Kravitz. Secondly, in an instance of inverted DawsonCasting, the character of Clove, heavily implied to be 18 in the book, is stated to be 15 in the film, as she is played by then-14-year-old IsabelleFuhrman.
* Inverted in ''Film/JemAndTheHolograms''. In the [[WestenAnimation/{{Jem}} cartoon]] all of the women are adults, though Kimber is still in her teens (either eighteen or nineteen). In the film they are very noticeably aged down into high schoolers and are explicitly referred to as under eighteen.
* Dorothy in ''Literature/TheWonderfulWizardOfOz'' is under ten and in ''Theater/TheWiz'' musical is a teenager. In the movie Dorothy is in her twenties and is a school teacher.
* Esmeralda from ''Literature/TheHunchbackOfNotreDame'' is a sixteen-year-old girl. The [[Disney/TheHunchbackOfNotreDame Disney adaptation]] never [[VagueAge specifies]] her age however she doesn't seem nearly that young.
* ''Film/TrueGrit'':
** In the 1969 adaptation, John Wayne was 61 at the time, while the book describes Rooster as being in his early forties. Jeff Corey (playing Chaney) was in his 50s, while Chaney is in his mid twenties in the novel.
** In the 2010 version, most of the male lead actors are older than their respective characters were in the book. Jeff Bridges was 60 when the film was made. Matt Damon (39) plays LaBoeuf, who is about 30 in the book, and Josh Brolin (42) plays Chaney. Barry Pepper is about the same age as Ned Pepper is in the book, though. It helps that Damon and Brolin are Older Than They Look.
* ''Film/BridgeOfSpies'': The RealLife James Donovan was in his early 40s during the events depicted in the film, but Creator/TomHanks was near 60 when he played him.
* In ''Theatre/StateOfTheUnion'', Katherine "Kay" Thorndyke is a divorcée "in her late thirties," according to the play script. The film version cast Creator/AngelaLansbury in her early twenties and added a new opening scene to establish ''Miss'' Thorndyke as a young heiress.
* Astro is thirteen in the 2009 ''WesternAnimation/AstroBoy'' film. In the ''Manga/AstroBoy'' manga he is drawn far younger and seems to be elementary age.
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* In the ''Literature/{{Animorphs}}'' book series, the characters age from 13 in book 1 to 16 in book 54. In the [[Series/{{Animorphs}} short-lived TV series]], though, the characters start out as 15- and 16-year-olds (played by actors as old as 25). In all fairness, as part of the series' conceit that it was [[LiteraryAgentHypothesis secret accounts of a guerilla war]], the characters deliberately obscured their ages; that they were 13 in the beginning wasn't revealed until the second-to-last book, and the show was canceled ''long'' before then. There is some evidence to their age long before the last book. Tobias describes Jake as a "typical middle school kid" in an early book, which means the Animorphs must be between the ages of 11 and 14.
* In the ''Literature/TheSouthernVampireMysteries'', the character of Pam is stated to have been nineteen when she was turned into a vampire. The producers of the TV adaptation ''TrueBlood'' cast the fortysomething actress Kristin Bauer van Straten as Pam and gave her the backstory of being a madam of a brothel, an occupation traditionally for an older woman.
* ''Series/GameOfThrones:''
** Virtually all the child characters in the HBO adaptation have been aged up by 2-3 years (at least). For instance, in [[Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire the book series]], Robb Stark and Jon Snow are fourteen and Daenerys Targaryen is thirteen at the start of the series. The characters are aged up to about 17 and the backstory timeline is edited accordingly. Part of this is probably to accommodate older actors who could handle the dramatic heavy lifting. Part of it is also because the intense sex and violence in the book would be much more disturbing (and in the case of Daenerys, likely illegal) if portrayed by actors who look closer to the book ages. Even still, most of the teens are played by actors who (start out as) [[DawsonCasting early twenties]] (the aforementioned three were all 23 the year Season 1 was filmed). This doesn't quite work for Bran, as Isaac Hempstead-Wright was 11-12 at the time of filming, playing a ten-year-old. But as about two years pass in the story, about three passed in real life and Isaac very obviously hit puberty on the way, with his voice deepening considerably around Season 3. Mitigated somewhat by Isaac's slight build and the fact that he spends a large portion of the series being carried around by the massive Kristian Nairn, who plays Hodor.
** Also, more time has passed in the show since the start of the story. In the books it's only been about a year and a half while the show is pretty close to the four years that have passed in reality since it started.
** The adult characters have, if anything, gotten it worse. Nobody would ever believe that the greying Robert and weathered Eddard in Season 1 are only 38 (Given the already established 3 year age up); Jaime and Cersei Lannister are stated to be 40 in Season 4 (32 at that point in the books), while Tywin is said to be 67 (57 at that point in the books), and Ian Gelder (early 60s) plays his younger brother Kevan (early 50s in the books); meanwhile, Olenna Tyrell is in her late 70s at the ''youngest'' (Early-70s in the books). About the only adults that could be believable as being their original age plus three are Theon (22) and Renly (24). This might also explain the removal of Jaehaerys II (Mad King Aerys' father), as Aerys was only 39 when he died in the books and the writers need him to be much older (he's a couple years younger than Tywin, a fact crucial to the backstory) while keeping Aegon V roughly the same age (Maester Aemon is still 100, so it stands to reason that his brother wouldn't be much younger) - Aerys and Rhaella are thus Aegon V's younger children, rather than his grandchildren as they were in the books.
** In the books, Missandei is ten years old, while in the show she's an adult (to allow for a romance subtplot with Grey Worm... and more FanService, of course).
** Sandor Clegane (The Hound) is five years younger than Gregor Clegane (The Mountain), who in the books is estimated at 34 years. His actor, Rory [=McCann=], is 46, so the series version is certainly older. However, all the actors who played Gregor are younger than [=McCann=] (19 years in the current one's case!).
* In the definitive adaptation of ''Literature/AnneOfGreenGables'', Megan Follows, who was seventeen at the time, played an Anne Shirley who was advanced in-text from eleven to thirteen years old. Not, perhaps, a vast difference (Follows is still effective in the role), but the scatterbrained, temperamental, and openly imaginative character seems exaggerated when she's aged up.
* In the 1930s film of ''Literature/AnneOfGreenGables'' starring Anne Shirley - the actress who took the character's name for her own - she is stated to be fourteen.
* ''{{Series/Deadwood}}'' is only VeryLooselyBasedOnATrueStory, so a lot about the real-life characters are rewritten. For exaple, Al Swearengen was a just-married 31 year-old man from Iowa in 1876, while the TV character is a single, globe-trotting Englishman in his 60s.
* Literature/JesseStone is in his mid-thirties in the novel series, while in the TV movies he's played by Creator/TomSelleck, who's in his 60s. Despite this [[WordOfGod Robert B. Parker himself]] approved and said Selleck nailed the role.
* On ''Series/TheTwilightZone'', Anthony from "It's A ''Good'' Life" was aged up from three years old to six, as a toddler couldn't have been relied on to act a part or been given any lines.
* The girls in ''Series/TheWorstWitch'' books were around eleven or twelve but appear to be around sixteen by the third season of the TV series. So notable that the fourth season was changed to a college setting because it would have no longer be believable that Mildred would still be at school.
** Miss Drill was also a strict older woman like the rest of the teachers in the books. In the TV series she is a much younger woman. This is addressed in-universe as Miss Drill is frequently at odds with the traditional older teachers.
* In ''Series/{{Sherlock}}'', Professor James Moriarty, the elderly, doddering math teacher, becomes the young, suave, snappy-dressing career criminal ''Jim'' Moriarty. Tellingly, where the literary Moriarty assumed the cover identity of a university professor [[VillainWithGoodPublicity to keep his reputation clean]], the series' version [[spoiler: does the same thing by crafting a cover identity as a television actor]].
* ''Series/{{Salem}}'': Massively done with John Alden. [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Alden_%28sailor%29 The real man]] was born in 1626/1627, which would make him around 66 years old at the time of the witch trials, while in the show he's played by Shane West, a man in his 30s.
* ''Series/{{Gotham}}'' has some characters from Batman universe that are older then the comic book's versions.
** While the Penguin is generally depicted as older than Batman, he is now apparently around Gordon's age, which makes the age difference somewhat larger.
** Bullock is a little older than Gordon is. He looks the same age as his comics counterpart who reports to an older Commissioner Gordon. Likewise, Sarah Essen is older than Gordon, as opposed to being younger than him.
** Riddler, Renee Montonya, Crispus Allen, Victor Zsasz, and Harvey Dent are now apparently around Gordon's age, while usually they are closer to Batman's age.
** Carmine Falcone is already quite old at this point. He is played by 70-year-old Creator/JohnDoman, and in his first appearance, he mentions being good friends with Gordon's father. In the comics, he is around this age by the time Batman arrives.
** Bruce Wayne is 12 instead of 8 when his parents die; Selina Kyle (the future Catwoman) is maybe a couple years older. Given they're regular characters with a lot of heavy dramatic material to carry, it was probably necessary to tell the story as intended here.
** Matches Malone is a case of VagueAge, but in the comics, he's young enough for Batman to pull a successful DeadPersonImpersonation once he believes Malone is dead and use his identity to spy on criminals. Here, he's already an adult while Bruce is a kid.
** One of few characters to go the other way is Leslie Thompkins - her actress Creator/MorenaBaccarin was 35 when she started the role and is only about 8 months younger than Creator/BenjaminMcKenzie (James Gordon), while in the comics she's depicted as a contemporary of Alfred Pennyworth (played by 50-year-old Sean Pertwee) and old friend of Thomas and Martha Wayne. Pennyworth himself is a case of VagueAge concerning his age relative to Bruce Wayne's, but as a whole averts this trope.
* ''Series/OnceUponATime'' does this with a few fairy tale and Disney characters.
** Ariel was sixteen in [[Disney/TheLittleMermaid her film]]. Here she is at least late twenties-early thirties.
** Snow White (as noted above) is seven in the original tale and fourteen in the Disney film. She's in her twenties.
** Peter Pan is eternally five or six in the novel (he's said to still have his baby teeth). His actor Robbie Kaye was seventeen at the time of filming. What's more is that [[spoiler: he's really a man in his (physical) 40s de-aged by magic]].
** Red Riding Hood is often written as a preteen. Here she is around 18-21
** Cinderella's FairyGodmother is portrayed as an elderly woman in the Disney film. Her brief appearance has her significantly younger.
** The Mad Hatter is often portrayed as an elderly man. Here he's in his 20s.
** The Wizard of Oz is an older man too but is played by a younger actor.
** Although a minor character, the Good Witch of the North is an older woman. She's played by a young actress.
* ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'':
** Donnie Gill, an adult in the comics, is depicted as an 18-year-old S.H.I.E.L.D. cadet.
** There's Eric Koenig and his "brothers". In the comics, Koenig is a veteran of UsefulNotes/WorldWarII and would have to ''at least'' be in his 80's, while in the show, he and his brothers are played by 46-year-old Creator/PattonOswalt.
* ''Series/{{Daredevil 2015}}'' has the Owl, who is usually middle-aged in the comics, played by Bob Gunton, who is 70. However, the fact that Leland Owsley is mentioned to have a son named Lee (who'd probably be the right age), and that he never becomes the Owl [[spoiler:before his death]] strongly suggests this to actually be a case of DecompositeCharacter in play.
* ''Series/JessicaJones2015'': As noted above in "Film", the title character and Peter Parker were in high school together when the latter started his career as Franchise/SpiderMan, but because the TV show was written before Spider-Man joined the [[Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse MCU]] (and before anyone working on the show had any idea how he would be integrated), Jessica is a grown woman when Peter is only 15. Somewhat moot in that Spider-Man doesn't actually appear on the show, though.
* ''Series/{{Supergirl 2015}}'': Kara is usually in her teens when she becomes Supergirl (she was 15 when she first debuted in the comics), but on the show, she starts out at the age of 24. This prompted an in-universe discussion about why a grown woman would call herself Super''girl'' and not Super''woman''.
* ''Series/{{Smallville}}'' did the same thing, having Kara be around 19 when she first showed up.
* The premise of ''Series/{{Younger}}'' is essentially giving Liza an InUniverse AgeLift, de-aging her with the help of fashion and Internet scrubbing in order to make her appear age-appropriate for her new career.
* ''Series/{{Shadowhunters}}'':
** Clary Fray turned 16 2/3rds of the way through ''Literature/{{City of Bones|2007}}'', here she starts off the series celebrating her 18th birthday.
** Jace Wayland and Simon Lightwood were both 17 in the books, but are in their early twenties in the show.
** Madame Dorothea was an old woman in ''Literature/{{City of Bones|2007}}'', but in the show her counterpart Dot is only in her thirties.
** Maureen Brown is 14 ([[OlderThanTheyLook but looks about 12]]) in the books, but on the show she's around the same age as Clary and Simon, who are already older than their book counterparts.
* In ''Literature/TheVampireDiaries'' books, Elena has a four-year-old sister. In [[Series/TheVampireDiaries the show]], she has a 15-year-old brother.
* ''Series/{{Poldark}}'': Demelza is 13 at the start of the first book, and she seems to be closer to 17 in the show, which is good as [[spoiler:she has sex with Ross]] in episode 3.
* ''Series/TheMagicians2016'': Dean Fogg was an old man in [[Literature/TheMagicians the books]]. Here he's in his late forties at most.
* Inverted in ''Series/{{Elementary}}''. Moriarty is about mid thirties to early fourties instead of being several years older.
* ''Franchise/{{Arrowverse}}'':
** ''Series/{{Arrow}}'':
*** In the comics, Roy was young enough to be adopted as Oliver's ward, like Dick Grayson to Batman. In the show, they're closer in age to the point they're more like brothers. Similarly, Mia Dearden (Thea's comic book counterpart) is a young teenager when her and Oliver first meet (around 16), and is at least a decade younger than Roy. While Roy's exact age isn't clarified in the show, she's 17/18 in the first season when the two start dating, implying he's only in his early twenties at most.
*** Similarly, Dinah Laurel Lance/Black Canary started her crime fighting career when she was in her late teens, and was around 19 when she joined the Justice League and first met Oliver (who was a good few years older than her). In the show, the two went to school together and are the same age. Likewise, the first Black Canary, Dinah Drake, is usually significantly older, having fought crime long before Oliver started, but in the show, Sara Lance, the show's version of the first Canary, is actually ''younger'' than Oliver and Laurel by a few years, being Laurel's younger sister instead of her mom.
*** In the comics, Felicity Smoak is Ronnie Raymond's stepmother, but the show first sees her at 23.
*** Sin in the comics is an little girl, but the series depicts her as a teenager.
*** Jean Loring is the same age as Moira Queen and hence older than Ray Palmer.
*** Ted Grant/Wildcat is usually a Badass Grandpa in the comics (post-Golden Age), while he's played by J.R. Ramirez in the show, who is in his 30's.
*** Cynthia Addai-Robinson, an actress in her 30s, played the traditionally middle-aged Amanda Waller.
*** Lyla Michaels, a.k.a. Harbinger, is depicted in the show as an adult, as opposed to the teenager of the comics.
*** ComicBook/{{Deathstroke}} is commonly depicted as a BadassGrandpa. Here, he's in his 40s (in the present day scenes at least). William Wintergreen, who is commonly depicted as Slade's ''much'' OlderSidekick is also younger, being the same age as Slade.
*** In the comics, ComicBook/RasAlGhul is 600+. Being Ra's in this is a DecompositeCharacter and LegacyCharacter, he's only 200.
*** Comics Darhk is a young man comparable in age to several of the older Teen Titans members. In the series, he's played by 49 year old Neal [=McDonough=]--and additionally ''Arrow''!Darhk is a peer of Ra's al Ghul.
*** Count Vertigo is usually a middle-aged man, but in ''Arrow'', going by Seth Gabel's age, only in his 30s.
** ''Series/TheFlash2014''
*** Barry himself is bit younger than his usual depictions, which is actually turned into a plot point when it's revealed that the "Man in Yellow" turned him into the Flash seven years early (giving Barry his powers in 2013 instead of 2020).
*** Wally West is only a few years younger than Barry ad Iris whereas in the comics the age gap is wider due to them being in their late 20-early 30 and Wally being a teenager at first.
*** Ronnie Raymond is traditionally a teenager when he becomes the superhero Firestorm; here, he's roughly in his mid-to-late twenties. Jason Rusch is likewise a grad student in the show, not a high school student.
*** Girder, Peek-A-Boo, and Tar Pit are foes of Wally in the comics, but here's they're the same age as Barry and among his enemies. Girder himself in the comics is a middle-aged man.
*** Tokamak is an old man in the comics, but around Barry's age on the show.
*** Played with Griffin Grey. He is currently 18 years old but got his powers at 16, which is part of the age group he belongs to in the comics. However, he's around that age during a much earlier point in time of his existence in the comics, where he was the same age as Impulse, Barry's grandson.
*** Dante Ramon and Vibe are close in age in the comics, but Dante is 13 years older than Cisco in the show.
*** Thanks to Creator/MarkHamill [[RoleReprisal coming back to play]] [[Series/TheFlash1990 the Trickster once more]], James Jesse is depicted as middle-aged. Likewise, due to the return of Amanda Pays as Tina [=McGee=], Tina is middle-aged herself.
*** [[spoiler: Hunter Zolomon has a few years on Barry in the show whereas his comics counterpart as a foe of Wally West and close to Wally in age. When he impersonated Jay Garrick, he seemed to be this for Jay as well, being around his 30s, but the real Jay Garrick averted this, being middle-aged.]]
** ''Series/{{Constantine}}'':
*** Sister Anne-Marie Flynn in the comics was an old woman. The series version is John's age.
*** Jim Corrigan is much younger than his comic counterpart, who was around during WWII, and he's yet to become the Spectre.
** ''Series/LegendsOfTomorrow'':
*** ComicBook/VandalSavage as a CompositeCharacter will elements of Hath-Set and having his origin ties to Hawkman's, he's only been alive since Ancient Egypt and isn't a caveman.
*** In the comics, Grant Wilson is Slade's eldest child. Given his apparent age at 2046 and the flashbacks on Arrow set in the late 2000s where Slade only mentions Joe, it's very likely that Joe is the older brother here. Another one of Slade's child in the comics, Rose Wilson, was [[CompositeCharacter fused with Isabel Rochev]].
*** Usually depicted in her twenties or early thirties in modern times, Talia al Ghul she would be in her sixties in 2016, assuming she didn't use the Lazarus Pit to stall her aging like Ra's and Darhk have.
[[folder:Tabletop Games]]
* Inverted and played straight in ''TabletopGame/CandyLand'':
** Queen Frostine is no longer a Queen. She's younger and a princess. As a result of her age decreasing she is no longer married to King Kandy (he is her father now) and she is Lolly's sister, instead of her mother.
** The age of Princess Lolly has zig-zagged over the years. As of 2013 she looks much older than her traditional design.
** In the 80s and 90s King Kandy was a younger man with red hair. He has since returned to his older, grey haired version.
* ''Theatre/{{Hamlet}}'', the former TropeNamer, is a tough call. The play has contradictory lines about the prince's age - some evidence suggesting he's thirty or older, other lines indicating he's a fresh-faced college undergrad. Plus, the role has acquired a reputation as being the "crown jewel" of an actor's career, so you'll find men cast as Hamlet when they're in middle-age, usually at the height of their fame. Check the "Film" folder for examples of this trope in action on film.
* The ScreenToStageAdaptation of ''Literature/TheSecretGarden'' ages Dickon Snowbery from 12 to a young man.
* In the stage production of ''Theatre/TheAddamsFamily'', Wednesday's age is changed from 10 or so to about 18. (Pugsley, however, is still a young child.)
* Dorothy is a teenager in ''Theatre/TheWiz'' instead of the prepubescent child she is in the books.
* For the musical version of ''Theatre/TheBridgesOfMadisonCounty'', Francesca and Robert are aged down from middle age to approximately 40.
* Most productions of ''Theatre/TheKingAndI'', including the film, apply this trope to Anna Leonowens and {{Playing Gertrude}} to the King. The real Anna was in her late 20s or early 30s (though she most likely claimed to be younger than she was) when she came to Siam, while King Mongkut was nearly 60, but they're usually both played by performers in their mid to late 30s or 40s.
[[folder:Video Games]]
* Like the anime example above, many video games from Japan released in the west will age the characters up to at least 18 for the same reason. If that's not enough, female characters of questionable age with {{Stripperific}} outfits whether it's a customized clothing option [[DigitalBikini will be more covered up]] or removed completely.
* Lyn was 15 (at the start of) the original Japanese version of ''VideoGame/FireEmblem: The Blazing Sword''. The localized version aged her up to 18 for some reason, despite her acting basically the same age as her co-leads Hector and Eliwood (about 17, following the 1-year TimeSkip and a vague number of time during gameplay). It's likely due to her looks/curves, YoungerThanSheLooks in short.
* In the original Japanese version of ''VisualNovel/SweetFuseAtYourSide'', Saki is 17 years old and Wakasa is 15. Since ''Sweet Fuse'' is a RomanceGame and Saki's other prospective love interests range in age from 22 to 32, the English localization by Aksys Games nudges her age up to 18 and Wakasa's to 17.
* ''VideoGame/BravelyDefaultFlyingFairy'': Releases outside of Japan aged up the protagonists from 15- to 16-year-olds to 18. This is mainly due to the more {{Stripperific}} outfits the girls get to wear (some of which were also toned down a little), and the game's very dark themes - particularly [[spoiler:a rather infamous side-quest that [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything very closely resembles a]] [[RapeAsDrama date-rape plot]], which one of your female party members has to fall victim to in order to progress]].
* ''VideoGame/PuzzleQuest:Challenge of the Warlords'': Princess Seraphine, introduced as the player is to escort her to her ArrangedMarriage, is 16 in the original PC version. She's 18 in the subsequent console and portable ports.
* In Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog, Sonic's original age was 16, Amy was just 8 years old, and Knuckles was 15. When VideoGame/SonicAdventure was released Sonic became 15, Amy became 12 and Knuckles became 16.
* In the original ''VideoGame/HarvestMoonAWonderfulLife'' Lumina is a fourteen-year-old girl with a PrecociousCrush on the protagonist. In ''Another Wonderful Life'', where you play as a woman, she was made into a rival for Rock, who is in his twenties. Lumina was upped to sixteen in Japan, eighteen internationally, and that has been her starting age in every game she's appeared in since.
* ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamSeries''
** The ''Arkham'' version of Tim Drake is older than the comics version, being closer in age to Dick Grayson and Barbara Gordon [[spoiler: and in the GoldenEnding of ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamKnight'', ends up marrying Barbara.]]
** ''Knight''[='=]s DLC expansion pack, included Talia's sister, Nyssa Raatko has her as Talia's ''younger'' sister. In comics canon, Nyssa is a Holocaust survivor and Talia's mother met ComicBook/RasAlGhul at Woodstock.
* For the English localization of ''VideoGame/TokyoMirageSessionsFE'' Tsubasa, Itsuki, and Touma were aged up from seventeen to eighteen.
[[folder:Web Animation]]
* Inverted in ''WebAnimation/DCSuperheroGirls'', where dozens of 20-something and 30-something characters are aged down into high schoolers. It isn't terribly consistent with who gets de-aged though, as Franchise/{{Batman}} and Franchise/{{Superman}} are adults yet Franchise/WonderWoman and [[Franchise/GreenLantern Hal Jordan]] are teenagers.
* In ''Webcomic/FiveKidsAtFreddys'', one of the missing children is actually a teenager, in order to make storytelling easier with a MinimalistCast.
* The Lithuanian translation of ''Webcomic/{{Homestuck}}'' changes the ages of the main heroes from 13 to 16, explaining it by the fact that it began precisely three years after the original.
[[folder:Web Video]]
* ''WebVideo/TheAutobiographyOfJaneEyre'' is a SettingUpdate of ''Literature/JaneEyre''. Lots of changes in characters' ages were done; mostly because the production team of the webseries were recent graduates when they started, and some of them were friends from school, which means they are more or less the same age.
** Jane Eyre was 18 in the novel; here she's 21 and a college graduate with a degree in nursing. Her actress is 24.
** Grace Poole is a CompositeCharacter, combining weird and mysterious Grace Poole with caring and friendly Mrs Fairfax. She's ''significantly'' younger than both women of the book, especially Mrs Fairfax who was probably in her fifties or sixties. It shouldn't hurt the story, though, except that the audience could cringe that there are no old people.
** Mr Rochester is thirty-sh. He is younger than his book equivalent who was in his mid-to-late thirties. The age gap between him and Jane was important for the story; it's smaller here, but it still applies.
* ''WebVideo/TheLizzieBennetDiaries'' is a SettingUpdate of ''Literature/PrideAndPrejudice''. Several changes regarding ages were employed, mostly to set some characters in graduate school or avoid unfortunate implications or plot holes. Some characters were still teenagers in the book. In the modern day States, a twenty-something is seducing or abusing a fifteen-year-old girl? Call the police and arrest that pervert.
** Lydia Bennet turned 21 in the web series. In the book, she was 15.
** Gigi Darcy is in her early twenties. Miss Darcy was 16 in the novel.
** Elizabeth Bennet was 20, and it was lifted to 24 with Lizzie.
** Charlotte Lucas was 27 in the book; Charlotte Lu is 24 as Lizzie: they are best friends ever and go together to graduate school.
** Jane Bennet was 23 in the novel; here she's still the eldest sister, so she's obviously older. The writers have stated she's 'around thirty'.
[[folder: Western Animation]]
* A variation with Aishling in ''WesternAnimation/TheSecretOfKells''. The character is based on a genre of Irish poetry where a spirit representing Ireland itself appears, taking the form of an older woman. However instead of a wise older woman, Aishling is a mischievous little girl.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Caillou}}'' is bald because in the original books he was meant to be a baby barely over 1 years old. The cartoon aged him up to 4 but kept his lack of hair.
* In the original WesternAnimation/InspectorGadget cartoon, Gadget's niece Penny was a young child. The new [[WesternAnimation/InspectorGadget2015 2015 cartoon]] will make her a teenager.
* Many, if not most, of the ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans'' were adults during ''ComicBook/TheNewTeenTitans'' run but are ambiguously between thirteen and seventeen, depending on the character, in the cartoon.
* ''WesternAnimation/XMenEvolution'' turns [[ComicBook/XMen Cyclops, Jean Grey and Nightcrawler]] into teenagers, and ages Beast to middle-age. It's a downplayed case for the first two since they were teens in the earliest comics. It also turns many of the Brotherhood members into teenagers, too, and Destiny is significantly younger than in the comics, looking like she's in her 40s ''at the most''.
* ''WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles2012'' turns April into a teenager, who has always been somewhere in her early 20's in all other incarnations of the franchise. This applies to Casey Jones as well when he's introduced in the second season. This seems to have largely been done to have them the same age as the titular characters (while averting ArtifactTitle), which among other things makes their closeness a bit less unusual[[note]]which is to say, more "realistic"[[/note]] and (perhaps more prudently) the ShipTease with Donatello and April more palatable.
** However, it was most likely done for a more spur-of-the-moment reason: to set up her grudge with the Turtles in this version after they [[spoiler:accidentally cause her father (who was invented for this incarnation, possibly for this purpose) to get mutated]].
* ''WesternAnimation/UltimateSpiderMan'' does with Luke Cage, Iron Fist, Rhino, Ka-Zar, Vulture, and Triton, making them Spidey's age rather than older. It also follows the ''Ultimate'' comics example of putting Mary Jane Watson and Harry Osborn in high school with Peter, too.


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POSA Outreach was created by the Police Officers of Scottsdale Association as our community service/charity side of the house. POSA believes that our service to our community doesn't end when our shift does. Our members are always striving to make a positive difference and felt that creating POSA Outreach would help us in our goals. Through POSA Outreach we've created such successful programs as; Christmas "Shop with a Cop," Book'em Storytime, KidCare ID Program, Back to School "Shop with a Cop." 907 Fund, Shred'em, POSA K9 Mascot and many other programs that can be checked out at www.posacommunityoutreach.com. NONE of the money raised by POSA Outreach is ever used to fund association activites. All POSA Outreach donations are kept seperate and focused on our community service and charitable activites.
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POSA is a labor organization. They use the "POSA Outreach" as a front to fund the Union (a very small amount of the Outreach money goes to the intended service) and husband and wife team that privately benefits from the group.
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hi guys, not sure if this is the right place to post this as it is about mobile me, but i am struggling a little with it. i have ticked all the sync boxes and whilst calendar dates , contacts etc seem to sync nice with my imac, mbp,ipad and iphone, my email folders and rules on the imac arn't being replicated on my mbp... am i doing something wrong or do i have to set it all up manually on my mbp?
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The folders and rules will not replicate on the device afaik, mine never have. All of those are device. You have to do it manually.
Remember, with IMAP e-mail, anything you drag out of your inbox on one device, is now gone from the inbox of all devices. I have chosen to have my desktop G5 as my primary mail device and all others as secondary. This means that all e-mail stays in all inboxes until I get to my desktop to clean the inboxes out. This can last for several weeks to a few months in my case.
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Yummy! I added a little more soy sauce in step 2 because it was so thick that I couldn't stir it well. It made a nice thick marinade for the chicken. Everything went together quickly for a yummy stir-fry. I served this over Citrus Jasmine Rice which gave a little hint of citrus as well. Next time I will double the sauce because it was also wonderful on rice. Thanks Dienia for a great meal. Made for ZWT6 Unrulies Under the Influence.


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One of our many endeavors in the Teaching Support Centre is the Faculty Mentor Program. This is a special program, jointly developed with the University Faculty Association and the University Administration specifically to make the experience, knowledge and expertise of colleagues available to new faculty. There are several projects designed and offered by the Centre to further this goal.
We are organizing a number of special sessions: workshops on significant topics that relate to the challenges and experiences of the faculty. These sessions will run during the year and are designed not only to convey relevant information, but especially to encourage interaction among all participants.
Mentoring has proven to be one of the significant common characteristics of a successful academic career. Mentors are experienced faculty who are happy to be an 'ear', who will respond to questions, explain oddities of the local environment, and offer advice if it is sought. As a new faculty member, there are a number of ways you can take advantage of mentoring. Some Faculties conduct their own mentor programs. For other Faculties, we encourage departments to assign mentors to work with new members of faculty.
We also work on different ways to encourage and support a broader conception of mentoring that empowers individual members of faculty to build the networks of support they need for their particular contexts. The Mentoring Micro Grant we offer is an example of such an initiative, embodying our goal to respond to the great diversity of our faculty and the variety of their concerns.
It is exciting to be part of this endeavor. As we begin a new academic year together, let me offer my 'ear' to you. Please feel free to contact me with your suggestions, concerns and questions. I look to you for reactions to our programs so that we can respond quickly to faculty needs. To succeed as a teacher/scholar is a wonderful challenge. We hope to facilitate your success.
Madeline Lennon
Coordinator, Faculty Mentor Program
Teaching Support Centre
Faculty Mentor Program 2015-2016
Preparing Research Grant Proposals: CIHR, NSERC, SSHRC
October 2, 2015 ~ 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm
How is your grant application judged? Will changes in the Councils have an impact on your approach to your application? Knowledgeable colleagues offer guidance and advice on how to best position your application, and share their experiences with grant review panels. We begin this workshop with a brief Meet and Greet period, and continue with introductions and general observations from the panel. Much of the session will be devoted to breakout groups dedicated to each of the three Councils, to provide time for focused discussion and questions. You choose which is most relevant for your area: CIHR, NSERC, or SSHRC. Come with your questions and join the conversation.
Our Panelists:
Dr. Frank Beier (CIHR)
CRC in Musculoskeletal Health
Professor, Department of Physiology and Pharmacology
Dr. Yining Huang (NSERC)
Professor and Chair, Department of Chemistry
Dr. Andrew Nelson (SSHRC)
Associate Dean (Research & Operations), Faculty of Social Science
Professor, Department of Anthropology
Special Mentor Event: So You Think You're a Fraud? Overcoming Imposter Syndrome
October 29, 2015 ~ 9:30 - 11:30 am
Open to all faculty, post-doctoral scholars and graduate students on the serious problems we face due to our lack of self-confidence. The session features Dr. Valerie Young, author of the award winning book "The Secret Thoughts of Successful Women: Why Capable People Suffer from the Imposter Syndrome and How to Thrive In Spite of It."
Being Mentors: What does this mean for Faculty?
November 20, 2015 ~ 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm
As Faculty we recognize the responsibilities of research, teaching and community service. There is another aspect of our work that is rarely discussed: the fact that as faculty we are also mentors. At different points in our careers, we are often called upon to mentor students, graduate and undergraduate, and colleagues.
What does this mean in terms of our careers? What are the joys, and the pitfalls, of being a mentor? What issues do we need to keep in mind as we develop different approaches to mentoring?
Our panelists bring their experiences to share with us and also to listen to our concerns and ideas about what is involved in becoming a good mentor.
- Sarah Gallagher, Department of Physics and Astronomy
- Joel Faflak, Department of English; Director, School for Advanced Studies in the Arts and Humanities
- David Sherry, Department of Psychology; Advanced Facility for Avian Research
- Aara Suksi, Department of Classical Studies; Affiliate, Women's Studies and Feminist Research
Please join us. Everyone is welcome!
Tenure and Promotion Under the Collective Agreement: How the Process Works
December 11, 2015 ~ 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm
NEW LOCATION Teaching Support Centre, Weldon Library Room 121
Faculty who are new and those in tenure-track positions will be interested in this interactive session. Representatives from the University Faculty Association, the Office of the Provost, and the Office of Faculty Relations will discuss and respond to questions on the tenure and promotion process. (Note: this workshop does not include information about the tenure and promotion process for clinical faculty.)
Topics will include: the Official File; annual performance evaluation; documenting your career; the balance for teaching, research and service; the P&T Committee; the process of file review; the roles of Chairs, Deans, and the Office of the Provost.
Our panelists include:
- Alan Weedon, Vice-Provost (Academic Planning, Policy and Faculty); Professor, Department of Chemistry, Faculty of Science
- Alison Hearn, Past President, UWOFA; Associate Professor, Faculty of Information and Media Studies
- Michele Parkin, Director, Office of Faculty Relations
- John Ciriello, Executive Member, UWOFA; Professor, Department of Physiology and Pharmacology, Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry
- Deborah Meert-Williston, Library Representative, Taylor Library
Development of a Teaching Dossier and a Teaching Philosophy
February 5, 2016 ~ 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm
Get a head start on this part of the promotion and tenure process with tips from the experts.
Additional resources on developing a Teaching Dossier and Teaching Philosophy can be found here:
Contact Information
Madeline Lennon
The D.B. Weldon Library
London, Ontario, CANADA
Tel: 519-661-2111, ext. 84622
Email: email@example.com


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Sometimes it lags when i go shadowdance/vanish and my bar appears like ½-1 sec laters, which can make me hemo instead of cheapshot how do i prevent this?
Lag on stancebar.
i had that issue with the standard blizzard ui with shadowdance, dissapeared completely when i started to use a addon ui pack, no idea why its happening in the standard one tho.
You can use macro's to go around that. There is still delay though. But it is better atleast.
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Authorities on Thursday released the name of the Hibbing man killed Wednesday morning in a motorcycle accident south of Hibbing.
Thomas L. Kotula, 65, was killed when his Harley-Davidson hit a deer on Minnesota Highway 73 about 13 miles south of Hibbing shortly after 10:30 a.m., according to the Minnesota State Patrol. A passenger, Kathryn A. Kotula, 60, was airlifted to Essentia Health-St. Mary's Medical Center in Duluth, where she was listed in fair condition Thursday.
The Kotulas were traveling south when they hit the deer just south of Beauty Mountain Road and lost control, ending up in the west ditch.
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Killing insurgents just creates more
Published: Monday, October 17, 2005 at 12:34 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, October 17, 2005 at 12:00 a.m.
To The Editor: Today I watched briefly the president's news conference.
He came before the cameras to inform us that a key element of al-Qaida has been killed by U.S. troops in Baghdad. Supposedly the No. 2 man among the insurgents.
I recently watched the movie Glory. Matthew Broderick superbly played the role of union Col. Robert Shaw.
In a very moving scene, he stood on the beach in front of his men and pointed to the flag and shouted "if this flag shall fall, who among you will pick it up and carry it!"
The very proud and fervently black soldier, Pvt. Thomas, came forward and said with deep conviction, "I will sir!" The entire regiment shouted with exuberance.
What this administration fails to acknowledge is the truth of the situation in Iraq.
Like the brave soldiers of the Civil War, they, like the insurgents in Iraq are willing to die for a symbol or a cause they believe in. If one shall fall, there are numerous replacements.
How many more young Americans need to be sacrificed to defeat an enemy that believes in such a fervent religious cause?
Mark "Julio" King
Flat Rock
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