What started back in 1978 as a small competition for independent American films, and with the help of the star power of its early Chairperson, actor Robert Redford, the event has grown into a week-long celebrity-packed party on the slopes where new and established stars gather to watch (and judge) indie films, fresh faces, and drum up publicity for themselves and their projects, all while catching powder. With so many iconic films coming out of Sundance over the years (Deliverance, Midnight Cowboy and Mean Streets were all screened at the first 1978 festival), Snakkle tracks down the stars of past stand-out and award-winning films from the Sundance festival circuit to see if they ever made it big.

Why yes, there was a My Little Pony movie. What other masterpieces spawned from your childhood toy box? Click on, dear reader.

Actor-producer-director Garry Marshall brought moviegoers a gift a week ago last year with New Year’s Eve, a holiday-themed romcom that featured a dizzying array of A-list actors and actresses. After scoring a hit in 2010 with Valentine’s Day, Marshall pointed his lens at a variety of lonely hearts, star-crossed lovers, and parents-to-be as they navigate their love lives and new beginnings on New Year’s Eve in New York City. Snakkle challenges you to identify the stars in the movie from pictures before they were famous…