One of the most remarkable aspects of Wonder is that Jacob Tremblay had to spend nearly 90 minutes every day in the makeup chair to transform into Auggie Pullman. The prosthetic makeup was so realistic that many people who met him on set barely recognized the young actor. The production team worked closely with medical experts and families affected by craniofacial conditions to ensure respectful and authentic representation.
The film is adapted from R. J. Palacio’s internationally bestselling novel, which has inspired school reading programs around the world. Its message about kindness became so influential that many schools launched “Choose Kind” campaigns after the movie’s release. Despite its modest budget, Wonder became a massive global success, earning more than fifteen times its production cost while receiving praise from audiences, educators, and families alike.
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Although Auggie Pullman’s facial appearance looks incredibly realistic, actor Jacob Tremblay does not have Treacher Collins syndrome. Every school day in the film required a specially designed silicone prosthetic that took around 90 minutes to apply.
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