Celebrities Who Might Have Served You at McDonald's

One of the famous personalities who worked at McDonald’s was James Franco (1978). He honed his acting skills while working by alternating accents during conversations with customers. Later, he became a well-known actor and director, having directed and starred in films such as “The Disaster Artist” (2017).

Singer Alecia Beth Moore (1979), better known by her stage name Pink, also worked at McDonald’s. In one interview, she mentioned that sometimes has nightmares about working there again. Pink became famous for her powerful voice and energetic performances, releasing many successful albums (as “Beautiful Trauma” or “Trustfall” and winning numerous awards, including Grammy Awards.

Pharrell Williams (1973) was fired three times from McDonald’s, but eventually became a music icon and co-writer of the famous jingle “I’m Lovin’ It” for McDonald’s.

Another celebrity is Rachel McAdams (1978), who worked at McDonald’s for three years in Canada. Despite being known for breaking the juice machine, she eventually became a star in films like “The Notebook” (2014), “Sherlock Holmes” (2009) and “Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows” (2011).

Jay Leno (1950), the former host of “The Tonight Show,” worked at McDonald’s in Massachusetts during his youth. The hard work at the restaurant taught him discipline, which he later utilized in his successful show business career and as a collector of classic cars.

The stories of these stars remind us that every beginning is important and that even ordinary work can lead to extraordinary results. McDonald’s not only provided the first work experience for many people but also became a springboard for future celebrities who now shine on the world stage.