Where Are They Now? The Cast of “That ’70s Show”

“That ’70s Show” was a very successful television sitcom that aired in the late ’90s until the early 2000s. It followed the story of Eric Foreman, his family and their friends living in a Wisconsin suburb in the 1970s.

Although it took place in a specific time, the show was a hit because it was funny and everyone could relate to some aspect of it. Some of the stars of the show have moved on to other successes and some haven’t had the same luck.

Let’s revisit the cast and see where they are now…

Topher Grace, Then

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Topher Grace starred as Eric Foreman, one of the main characters on the show. “That ’70s Show” was his first ever acting role. He asked to be written out of the final season to focus on his career in movies and his character was replaced by a character named Randy.

Although, Grace did appear briefly in the final episode.

Topher Grace, Now

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Grace did not have the breakout film career he originally intended when leaving the show but he has had a moderately successful one. Most recently, he played the Grand Wizard of the KKK in the Oscar-nominated “BlacKkKlansman” film.

He is also starring in the 2020 pilot of the show “Home Economics,” which will air on ABC.

Laura Prepon, Then

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Although “That ’70s Show” was her first screen credit, Prepon had been acting for a little bit before then. Prepon appeared in plays like “A Woman of Property” and “Ascension Day” while in New York.

In 1997, she appeared on the internet-based soap opera called “They Go On” before landing the role of Donna on the show.

Laura Prepon, Now

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Prepon has continued to act since the show ended in 2006. Most notably, she has played the role of Alex Vause in the Netflix hit “Orange is the New Black,” which just ended its seven season run last year. She also has a YouTube channel that she updates regularly with mom tips and life hacks.