FlashbackSee What Forgotten ’80s RomCom Stars Look Like Today

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Aug 29, 2016 4:12 pm·

Back in the '80s, romantic comedies were ruled by a tight knit bunch — namely Bruce Willis, Daryl Hannah, and Tom Hanks. But what about that guy who played Blane in Sixteen Candles or Some Kind of Wonderful's Keith?

If you're wondering whatever happened to them, you'll be surprised to see what they're up to now!

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Click through the gallery to see what your favorite actors from '80s romantic comedies look like today.

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Molly Ringwald

The Pretty in Pink and Sixteen Candles star is now 48. She plays Joy in the Bravo TV show Odd Mom Out.

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Eric Stoltz

The Some Kind of Wonderful star is now a TV director and regularly appears on Madam Secretary.

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Michael Schoeffling

The Sixteen Candles and Mermaids star retired from acting when he was just 31. He's now married with two children and has completely disappeared from the limelight.

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Mary Stuart Masterson

Mary, who played the spunky character Watts in Some Kind of Wonderful, now regularly appears on such TV shows as The Good Wife and Blue Blood.

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Andrew McCarthy

The Mannequin and Pretty in Pink heartthrob is now 53 and appeared on the ABC TV show The Family.

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Aidan Quinn

Although these days he's better known for playing Captain Thomas Gregson in Elementary, the actor got his start in the '80s romantic comedies Reckless and Desperately Seeking Susan.

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Ione Skye

The Say Anything actress is now a mom of two who's married to musician Ben Lee.

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Jennifer Grey

The Dirty Dancing star is now 56, does voice acting work, and appears in the Amazon comedy Red Oaks.

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Debra Winger

Appearing in both An Officer and a Gentleman and Terms of Endearment, the actress now appears in the Netflix show The Ranch..

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Deborah Foreman

She played the lead in Valley Girl opposite Nicholas Cage in 1983. Now the 53-year-old is a web and jewelry designer who lives in California.

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Amy Irving

This actress, who was the lead in Crossing Delancey in 1988, now appears sporadically on TV dramas like The Good Wife and Zero Hour.

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Kathleen Turner

The Romancing the Stone and Peggy Sue Got Married star is now a theater actor and won the 2006 London Evening Standard Theatre Award for her performance in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?.

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