Anthony Michael Hall appeared on the screen for the first time in 1980’s The Gold Bug, before that he had regularly appeared in ads as child artist. He was part of numerous teen oriented movies during the 1980s era, most famously The Breakfast Club, that established his position as a dependable actor during that era. The actor actually hasn’t aged that considerably, and if you can look past a few wrinkles, he still perfectly resembles his teenage self.
Since starring as Jo Marie Polniaczek on The Facts of Life and stealing our hearts, Nancy McKeon has blossomed into a classy and beautiful Hollywood Betty. She has also starred in Can’t Hurry Love, Style and Substance, and numerous TV movies since her childhood acting days. She auditioned for the role of ‘Monica’ on the hit show Friends, but Courtney Cox eventually got the role. She now lives in Austin, TX with her husband and two children.
Anjelica Huston belongs to a family of talent artists. Both her grandfather and father were noted actor and director respectively. She has been part of several successful movies like Enemies, a Love Story, The Grifters, Prizzi’s Honors, and The Witches. Skin wise, she has aged gracefully, but unfortunately a lipoinjection to the face gone wrong has caused this actress’ chin to join with her neck, creating a bloated, unhealthy look.
A very popular figure in the 70s and 80s, Jack Nicholson has played diverse characters in his acting career that spans over 60 years. His splendid acting abilities and the choice of characters has made him one of the only two actors who have been nominated for an Academy Award in every decade of their career span. His famous work includes Easy Rider, Five Easy Pieces, The Last Detail, The Passenger, and Reds. The actor has gained considerable weight while his hairline has receded as well.
Malcolm McDowell got the formal training of acting from London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art. He is a known name for playing character roles in movies of different genres. Some of his successful movies include A Clockwork Orange, if…., O Lucky Man!, and Britannia Hospital. Aside from the most major difference being that we can now see him in color, considering most of his film and TV appearances were during the monochromatic era. Regardless, he will always be regarded as one of America’s greatest actors.
