Results

Harry Potter's namesake has hit the top of the box office charts and the top 10 of the AFTI poll with every film release, and 2005 continued Daniel Radcliffe's success streak. As the stunning box office approaches $300 million - again, Daniel is stepping out of character for a new movie, "December Boys", filming in Australia.

Another year, another top 10 victory for Erik Per Sullivan, who scored one rank higher this year than in 2004. Obviously AFTI fans kept following Malcolm - and younger brother Dewey - around the Fox TV schedule, and kept laughing as Erik helped put the finishing touches on one of our favorite sitcoms of the decade.

The rowdier Sprouse twin joins his brother for their best-yet top-10 scores, but with an AFTI voting history dating back to our second poll. In his second appearance, Dylan Sprouse reached number 9 in 1999. Now living comfortably in Disney Channel's Suite Life, Dylan has achieved his best year yet.

Jimmy Bennett, at age 9, is the youngest entry in this year's top 10, but he's earned his way into the poll with one of the longest acting resumes of our winners. Jimmy picked up voting support from around the world. A young star, working in a big screen thriller with Bruce Willis? It's been done - again.

The biggest leap into the top 10 this year went to Carter Jenkins. Last year he ranked in the 70's when a few voters noticed his promising TV guest roles. This year, he really stood out from the crowd in "The Bad News Bears", then Surfaced in a big way as a prime-time star.

AFTI voters have long memories. Although "Jack and Bobby" made an early exit from our TV schedules, Logan Lerman made an impression that lasted all year to reach his 3rd straight top-10 finish. We miss seeing "Bobby" every week on TV, but Logan will be back to star in a spring movie, "Hoot".

Oliver Davis showed his dramatic abilities to finish off "ER" this spring, then settled into his sitcom family with Rodney's second season. His fans were happy to see him in several memorable spotlight episodes, and we hope he'll get big-screen success with "Lucky Number Slevin" in the spring.

The crown of America's Favorite Guest Star can be officially passed to Shane Haboucha. His appearances in "Everwood", "CSI", "Without A Trace", and "ER" won over TV's biggest audiences, and his edgy performances were year-long AFTI highlights. We're looking forward to 'Desperation' in May '06.

How many AFTI favorites in 2005 also showed up in the 1997 poll? The answer is: two. Now, 8 polls later, Cole and Dylan Sprouse have reached their teens and their life is Suite indeed. Our voters had a slight preference for Cole's quieter personality, but these twins are together as finishers in the top 10.

Last year's scene-stealer became this year's undisputed champion, as Freddie Highmore celebrated success with the Chocolate Factory, and charmed viewers on the interview circuit as well. Freddie took on a beloved classic movie and won fans both young and old. Congratulations to the very first #1 winner in AFTI history from outside the US!