Caddyshack (1980) Cast: Then and Now — 46 Years Later

Caddyshack (1980) turned a chaotic, cocaine-fueled, eleven-week shoot in Florida into one of the most quoted comedies of all time — and made stars out of Chevy Chase, Rodney Dangerfield, Ted Knight, Michael O'Keefe, and Bill Murray along the way. 46 years later, we're looking back at the entire cast of Bushwood Country Club: who's still working, who stepped away from Hollywood forever, and which stars didn't live to see the film become a classic. From Ted Knight's secret WWII past to Bill Murray's real-life caddying days, here's the untold story behind every actor in Caddyshack. ⛳ In this video: – Chevy Chase (Ty Webb) – Rodney Dangerfield (Al Czervik) – Ted Knight (Judge Elihu Smails) – Michael O'Keefe (Danny Noonan) – Bill Murray (Carl Spackler) – Sarah Holcomb (Maggie O'Hooligan) – Cindy Morgan (Lacey Underall) – Brian Doyle-Murray (Lou Loomis) 👍 If you grew up watching Caddyshack, hit like and subscribe for more Then and Now breakdowns of your favorite classic movies and shows. 🔔 Subscribe to Golden Era Stars for weekly cast reunions from the golden age of film and TV. #GoldenEraStars #thenandnow2026 #classicmovies #classicmoviestars #thenandnow #classictv #castthenandnow #movielegends #celebritytransformations #oldhollywoodstars #actress #actors #hoolywood #classichollywoodstars #hollywoodsecrets #classicfilmstars #wherearetheynow #tvnostalgia #caddyshack #chevychase #billmurray #rodneydangerfield #classiccomedy Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:21 Chevy Chase 2:00 Rodney Dangerfield 3:42 Ted Knight 5:17 Michael O'Keefe 6:46 Bill Murray 8:26 Sarah Holcomb 9:44 Cindy Morgan 11:15 Brian Doyle-Murray 12:43 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.