Where are they now?
That 70's Show Running from 1998 to 2006, That 70's Show
brings us back to what many would consider "better times", back in the days of Led Zeppelin,
8-tracks, and bad haircuts.
The multi-award winning comedy centered on a group of 6 Wisconsin teenagers as they awkwardly
entered adulthood.
So where has the cast of That 70's Show been?
Topher Grace - Eric Forman Leaving the show to work on his movie career,
Topher's next big role after playing the geeky Eric Forman was Spider-Man villain, Venom
or Eddie Brock in Sam Raimi's Spider-Man 3 in 2007.
He'd make appearances in 2014's Canadian crime thriller, The Calling, and currently working
on a Netflix exclusive, War Machine, co-starring with Brad Pitt and Ben Kingsley.
As far as television goes, it's been rather quiet for Topher, having only landing a 6-episode
deal in 2012 in The Beauty Inside, and making brief appearances on The Muppets and Drunk
History in 2015.
You can find Topher in the 2016's Mississippi Requiem, and 2017's The Institute, which he'll
co-star with James Franco in both and as of May 2016, he's a newlywed, having married
his girlfriend of 2 years, American actress and model, Ashley Hinshaw.
Laura Prepon - Donna Pinciotti Donna Pinciotti, played by the gorgeous and
ever-talented Laura Prepon, would keep busy working after the show taking on roles in
shows such as October Road and a small recurring role in How I Met Your Mother.
In 2012 she would get the lead role in the short-lived Are You There, Chelsea?, but where
can we find her now?
You can catch her on the Netflix original series, Orange Is The New Black and in an
upcoming 2017 movie, The Hero.
Ashton Kutcher - Michael Kelso Michael Kelso, played by Ashton Kutcher, like
Topher Grace, also left the show early to focus on his career in movies, snagging a
lead role in the 2006 action drama The Guardian.
From 2008 to 2011, he would predominantly star in romantic comedies such as What Happens
In Vegas, No Strings Attached and Valentine's Day.
In 2013, Kutcher would show a more serious side to himself, getting the lead role as
Steve Jobs in the movie Jobs.
Where is he now?
Well, when he isn't spending time with his most recent wife, Mila Kunis and their soon
to be two children - he stars alongside fellow That 70's Show actor, Danny Masterson in The
Ranch and makes occasional appearances on Shark Tank as a business investor.
Mila Kunis - Jackie Burkhart Kelso's on again, off again girlfriend, Jackie
Burkhart was played by his now real-life wife, Mila Kunis.
Shortly after she was cast to play Jackie, Kunis would also pick up another large role
- voicing Meg Griffen in Family Guy, which she still voices to this day.
Since the end of That 70's Show, she's been in many successful films, such as Forgetting
Sarah Marshall, Max Payne, The Book of Eli and Ted.
Not stopping there, Mila has also been in 2015's science-fiction flop, Jupiter Ascending,
and 2016's Bad Moms.
Danny Masterson - Steven Hyde If you were a fan of That 70's Show, you can't
forget rebel-stoner Steven Hyde, played by Danny Masterson.
What has he been up to since the show came to an end?
Coming off the bench from That 70's Show, Danny would be plagued with many cameos, small
roles and would cast in many low-budget films.
He'd go on to play in forgettable films such as the stoner-comedy Smiley Face and Alter
Egos.
His break wouldn't come until 2012, when he landed a lead role in the TV series Men at
Work, and in 2016, starring alongside Ashton Kutcher in The Ranch.
Along with Tom Cruise, Danny is a firm believer in Scientology.
Wilmer Valderrama - Fez The awkward foreign friend, Fez, played by
Wilmer Valderrama, had an extensive career in minor roles in television, movies, and
even as a game-show host.
Immediately after the show ended he landed a lead role in the show Handy Manny, which
he plays, you know, a Manny, until the shows end in 2012, and from 2014-2015, he played
as Carlos Madrigal in From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series; but, where is he now?
If you missed him in the Minority Report, then you can look for him in Grey's Anatomy
as Kyle Diaz, and will be in the 14th season of NCIS.
Or, if you are looking to see him on the big screen, he's voicing Prince Charming in the
2017 animated movie, Charming.