
If you grew up in the late 70s to early 80s, then you’ll probably know American actor, Emmanuel Lewis from the hit sitcom, Webster.
Keep reading to learn more about what he’s been up to and if he has any new projects in the works.

If you grew up in the late 70s to early 80s, then you’ll probably know American actor, Emmanuel Lewis from the hit sitcom, Webster.
Keep reading to learn more about what he’s been up to and if he has any new projects in the works.

The American sitcom dominated 80s television, and one that lasted the test of audiences was The Facts of Life. From typical snobby boarding school girls to the women that tried to keep them in line, the show gave us pretty much everything 80s that we love, from big hair to Molly Ringwald.
A spin-off of the series Diff’rent Strokes, the show centered around a small group of girls, with the alpha being Blair Warner. The sassy, wealthy, and could-be shallow Blair was perfectly portrayed by then-teen actor Lisa Whelchel. Barely 15 when the show first aired, Whelchel made her mark on screen, wanted and envied by girls and boys alike. Has Lisa had any more of her brilliant ideas since her time at Eastland Academy? Let’s find out.

Heather Locklear was probably one of the most prolific actresses on television from 1980 to around 2005. Guest appearances on multiple popular shows, her own starring roles in sitcoms and dramas, along with quite a few roles in major features made her a massive pull for any Hollywood production, but she’s unfortunately been absent from the screen lately.
Heather Thomas rose to stardom thanks to her role as Jody Banks in the 80s series The Fall Guy. She famously quit acting in the 90s and fell from the public eye for a while before taking another role on the 2010s.

Kerri Green captured the hearts of audiences as the spirited Andy in the 1980s classic “The Goonies,” has had a fascinating journey in the entertainment industry. This article explores the post-“Goonies” trajectory of Kerri Green, revealing how the once beloved teen icon navigated her career through Hollywood’s changing tides and what she’s been up to in recent years.

Kelly LeBrock burst onto the scene in the mid-1980s with movies like The Woman in Red (1984) and Weird Science (1985). While she gained significant fame at this time, she has largely retired from acting.
Paul Verhoeven’s Robocop is a masterpiece of not just an action sci-fi film, but a satiric take on law enforcement and standards for justice in America. While it’s iconic in its own right because of the clever writing and direction by Verhoeven, the Dutch director did have some misunderstandings when it came to English colloquialisms.

The 80s were a time when comedies were phenomenal, and in 1986, there was one film that broke the box office. If you liked action, crocodiles, and Australian accents, then Crocodile Dundee was your favorite movie that year. Based on Rod Ansell’s real-life survival in the Australian Northern Territory, the movie moved Paul Hogan to leading man status and brought newbie actress Linda Kozlowski instant stardom. Did Linda use her newfound celebrity to create a long-lasting acting career? Let’s find out what happened after Kozlowski starred in the record-breaking film.
Sean Young probably isn’t a household name for many people other than massive Blade Runner fans. She was poised to take over Hollywood at one point though, believe it or not.

Fans of the 1980s film Trading Places may remember actress Kristin Holby for her portrayal of Penelope Witherspoon, the fiance of wealthy Duke & Duke commodities director, Louis Winthorpe III.

Gedde Watanabe is a comedian and actor best known for his roles in the 80s teen movie, Sixteen Candles.

You may not remember his name, but his face is unforgettable. Michael Schoeffling was the epitome of an 80s hunk – tall, dark, handsome, and brooding.