Where Are They Now? The Cast of ‘The Office’

After a nine-season run that changed the way we think about sitcoms, “The Office” aired its final episode in May 2013. Six years later, the show is still endlessly rewatchable on Netflix, but the cast has moved on to other projects.

If you’ve been wondering where you can see your favorite “Office” stars today, here’s an update on the direction their careers have taken since the show ended.

Steve Carell: Then

After a stint as a “Daily Show” correspondent and supporting roles in “Anchorman” and “Bruce Almighty,” Steve Carell’s career was just taking off when he started playing the lead role of bumbling boss Michael Scott.

Michael’s immature and inappropriate humor could have been off-putting, but Carell brought so much heart to the character that it was hard not to love him despite his flaws.

The show was never quite the same after he decided to leave in Season 7, but a surprise appearance in the series finale almost made up for it.

Steve Carell: Now

Since leaving “The Office,” Carell has focused mostly on dramatic film roles, including Golden Globe-nominated performances in “Foxcatcher,” “The Big Short,” and “Battle of the Sexes.” His long-awaited return to the small screen is coming soon, though, as he will star alongside Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon in “The Morning Show” for Apple TV+, set to debut this fall.

John Krasinski: Then

John Krasinski beat out the likes of Adam Scott and John Cho for the part of Jim Halpert, his first major acting role.

Krasinski’s iconic “Jim Looks” at the documentary cameras have spawned countless GIFs, and his will-they-or-won’t-they chemistry with co-star Jenna Fischer as Pam Beesly formed the beating heart of the show’s early seasons.

The culmination of their love story with their wedding in Season 6 was one of the most memorable moments of the series.

John Krasinski: Now

Krasinski’s post-“Office” career has been successful both in front of and behind the camera. He co-created the hit Paramount Network show “Lip Sync Battle” and currently stars as the title character in the Amazon Prime series “Jack Ryan.” Even more impressively, Krasinski wrote, directed, and produced the horror thriller “A Quiet Place,” in which he also starred with his wife, Emily Blunt.

The movie has a sequel in the works for release in March 2020.