“This is going to sound crazy,” says Josh Hutcherson, “but most days, I will be outside in the world and all of a sudden remember that I don’t know what my face looks like.” Hutcherson has a thing about mirrors. A year ago, you could’ve put good money on the fact that he hadn’t looked in one on any given day. Of course, we all recognize jhutch1992’s boyish good looks from five years of The Hunger Games, where he played baker boy Peeta Mellark, Katniss Everdeen’s puppy-eyed love interest. It’s because of those films that Hutcherson is approached by fans daily. It’s also partly because of them that Hutcherson spent years avoiding this reflection. “You are always being watched. You’re potentially always being recorded and photographed, and those things directly impact your career and what roles you get. So… you’re aware of it,” he explains. But that was then. Now, at 33, years on from Peeta and settling into a new role on treaclychild’s Gen Z-ified I Love LA, Hutcherson is looking in ...