CASPER (1995) Cast Then and Now (2026)

Casper (1995) turned a friendly ghost into one of the most beloved family films of the decade — and became the first movie ever to star a fully computer-generated lead character. But what happened to the people who brought it to life? 31 years later, we track down the entire cast and reveal where they are in 2026. From Christina Ricci’s incredible comeback on Yellowjackets and Wednesday, to Bill Pullman’s quiet life restoring barns, to the near-fatal crash Cathy Moriarty survived, Eric Idle’s battle with cancer, and the heartthrob dancer Devon Sawa — plus the voices behind Casper and the Ghostly Trio — this is the full Casper then and now story. We also remember the one cast member we’ve sadly lost. 👍 If you enjoyed this video, like and subscribe to Golden Era Stars for more classic cast "then and now" stories. 💬 Which Smallville character was your favorite? Tell us in the comments! Disclaimer: This video is for informational and entertainment purposes only. All information is compiled from publicly available sources. All images and clips are used for commentary and educational purposes. #GoldenEraStars #thenandnow2026 #classicmovies #classicmoviestars #thenandnow #classictv #castthenandnow #movielegends #celebritytransformations #oldhollywoodstars #actress #actors #hoolywood #classichollywoodstars #hollywoodsecrets #classicfilmstars #wherearetheynow #tvnostalgia #casper #Casper1995 #christinaricci Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:29 Christina Ricci 2:08 Bill Pullman 3:46 Cathy Moriarty 5:12 Eric Idle 6:37 Malachi Pearson 7:58 Devon Sawa 9:21 Amy Brenneman 10:47 Ben Stein 12:09 Brad Garrett 13:29 Joe Alaskey 14:53 Chauncey Leopardi 16:10 Outro Subscribe to Golden Era Stars for more classic movie Then and Now videos. Like and share your favorite Taxi Driver memory in the comments! SUBSCRIBE HERE:    / @goldenerastars2026   *** Disclaimer: Information is based on publicly available sources at the time of production. *** Fair Use Notice: This video may include copyrighted material used under the fair use doctrine (Section 107 of the Copyright Act) for purposes like criticism, commentary, and education.