See the Cast of ‘Clueless’ Then and Now

The teen comedy ‘Clueless’ gently parodied the lives of a group of fashion-obsessed rich kids attending Beverly Hills High School.
The film, written and directed by Amy Heckerling, was loosely based on the Jane Austen novel ‘Emma’ and was a surprise hit when it was released in 1995, thanks in part to its strong cast.
The film spawned a TV show, which ran for three seasons, and a series of books. See what the original cast of ‘Clueless’ is up to these days below.
Alicia Silverstone, Cher Horowitz

Then: Silverstone had her career-defining performance as spoiled rich girl Cher Horowitz in âClueless.â We first saw Silverstone in 1992 playing Kevin Arnoldâs dream girl on an episode of âThe Wonder Years.â The next year she made her film debut in ‘The Crush.â
Now: The 36-year-old plays recurring character Eden on âSuburgatory.â She is currently filming âGods Behaving Badly,â which also features Christopher Walken and Sharon Stone. Silverstone is known on the internet for her unusual real-life parenting techniques.
Paul Rudd, Josh

Then: In âClueless,â Rudd played Cher’s eventual love interest (and step-brother — gross!) Josh. While Rudd had seen acting success on âSistersâ and as the star of the short-lived TV series âWild Oats,â ‘Clueless’ was very much his breakout role.
Now: Rudd has established himself as one of Hollywoodâs go-to male comedic leads, starring in such movies as âRole Models,â âI Love You Manâ and âOur Idiot Brother.â Next up for the 43-year-old is the highly anticipated Judd Apatow film âThis is 40.â
Stacey Dash, Dionne Davenport

Then: Dash was 28 when she played Cherâs best friend Dionne Davenport in âClueless.â She actually ended up playing the high school character until she was 32 because she took up the role in the âCluelessâ TV series that followed the movie.
Now: Dash recently starred in the film âDysfunctional Friendsâ and had a recurring role on âSingle Ladies.â Before the 2012 presidential election, she caused quite the Twitter kerfuffle by coming out in support of Mitt Romney.
Brittany Murphy, Tai

Then: In âClueless,â Brittany Murphy was Tai, who came to Beverly Hills High a rough-around-the-edges tomboy and was transformed by Cher and Dionne into a stylish member of the in-crowd. It was the first big movie role for Murphy, who had cut her teeth on TV shows such as âMurphy Brown,â Party of Fiveâ and âAlmost Home.â
Now: Murphy died in December of 2009 of pneumonia, anemia and drug intoxication. She was 32. In her later career, she was known for movies like âSin Cityâ and for her voice work on âKing of The Hill.’ Her final film, âSomething Wicked,â is scheduled to be released in December of 2012.
Elisa Donovan, Amber

Then: Donovan made her movie debut as Cherâs bitter rival Amber in âClueless.’ She also played the part in the âCluelessâ TV series before snagging a spot on the Nickelodeon show âSabrina, The Teenage Witch.â
Now: Between 2009 and 2011 Donovan played the title character in the web series âIn Gayle We Trust,â and she will appear in the upcoming TV movie âThe Dog Who Saved The Holidays.â Last month, the 41-year-old married her boyfriend Charlie Bigelow, with whom she has a young daughter.
Jeremy Sisto, Elton

Then: You might remember Sisto as Elton, an arrogant rich kid who the gang wants to set Tai up with. (He was the “rollin’ with the homies” guy.) The 20-year-old had made his film debut four years earlier, playing Roberto in the ensemble piece âGrand Canyon.â
Now: Sisto has had long runs as Billy Chenowith on âSix Feet Underâ and Detective Cryus Lupo on âLaw & Order.â The latest role for the 38-year-old is the lead on the comedy ‘Suburgatory’ where he recently reunited with Alicia Silverstone.
Donald Faison, Murray

Then: Faison played Murray, who would constantly fight and then make up with his girlfriend Dionne. He took the role to the âCluelessâ TV show, and heâs been a constant presence on the small screen ever since.
Now: Faison is best known for starring alongside real-life BFF Zach Braff on the medical comedy âScrubs.â Once that show ended in 2010, he snagged a starring role on the TV Land sitcom âThe Exes.â
Justin Walker, Christian Stovitz

Then: Walker is best remembered as Christian, who Cher crushes on and tries to seduce before realizing he is probably gay. It was Walkerâs movie debut, and he followed it up with roles in âLast Resortâ and âGlacier Falls.â
Now: Walkerâs last film credit is 2005âs âTake Out.â These days, Walker owns Teddy Teadle’s Grill in Rancho Mirage, California.
Breckin Meyer, Travis

Then: Meyer brought his signature laid-back vibe to the role of the kind-hearted skater who liked Tai for who she was. The then 20-year-old had been acting since he was 11, and had been a series regular on the short-lived âThe Jackie Thomas Show.â
Now: The 38-year-old currently stars on âFranklin & Bash.â He is also a voice actor on âRobot Chickenâ and will be in the upcoming movie âGeezers!â



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