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In the world of child actors, many shine brightly for a brief moment and then fade away from the limelight. Kevin Jamal Woods, best known for his role as “Stymie Beard” in the 1994 feature film adaptation of “The Little Rascals,” is one such actor who captured the hearts of many during his time on screen.
But where is he now, and what has he been up to since his days as a young actor?
In 1983, the gritty coming-of-age drama Bad Boys introduced movie audiences to a young actor named Eric Gurry in his breakout role as the troubled teenager Horowitz.
Dozens of boozed-up, horny teenagers were unfortunate enough to cross paths with the murderous Jason Voorhees throughout the 1980s.
Over the course of twelve Friday the 13th movies, including the 2009 reboot and his famous battle against Freddy Krueger in Freddy vs. Jason, the prolific serial slasher has amassed a body count of 157 unlucky souls. It seems no one stands a chance against the hockey-masked, machete-wielding camp killer. Well, not no one.
Mie Hama is not just another Bond girl. She’s an actress who has graced both Japanese and international cinema for over five decades, standing tall alongside Hollywood greats like Sean Connery. Hama’s journey through the world of acting is as fascinating as it is inspiring.
It’s okay if you don’t recognize her name or picture right off the bat, because you’ve probably heard Papillon Soo quoted throughout pop culture so often you don’t realize it’s her. The model only made a brief foray into acting during her ongoing career, but it counted in ways that paid off for her big time.
April Lerman is an former actress who is best known for her role as Lila Pembroke on the sitcom “Charles in Charge” in the 1980s.
Sherry Jackson is an American actress who has had a prodigious career in Hollywood and is perhaps best known for her time as a child star and as the android ‘Andrea’ on Star Trek.
Few cult films occupy a space as singular as Nobuhiko Obayashi’s 1977 psychedelic horror-comedy “House.” Among its ensemble cast of characters, the role of Kung Fu, played by Miki Jinbo, stands out for her memorable, action-packed performance. But in the years following “House,” Jinbo’s presence in the limelight dimmed, leading many fans to wonder: what ever happened to the actress who brought Kung Fu to life?
In the 1980s, actor Donald Gibb made a name for himself playing imposing tough guys in two wildly different genres – raunchy teen comedies and martial arts action films. But what happened to Gibb after his iconic roles in Revenge of the Nerds and Bloodsport?
In the gritty, neon-lit streets of 1979’s New York City, as depicted in the cult classic “The Warriors,” one character stood out with his wisecracking humor and unwavering loyalty: Vermin, portrayed by Terry Michos.
His memorable lines and distinctive sneer helped make “The Warriors” a beloved film that has endured in the hearts of its fans. But as the final credits rolled and the actors stepped out of their iconic roles, many fans were left wondering about the real-life journey of the man behind Vermin.
