Its been 30 years since Clue first hit movie theaters.
Originally treating audiences to an experience where every viewing unveiled a new ending, Clue somehow ended up as a financial disappointment in theaters, but later became a cult classic on VHS.
But whats happened to the eccentric cast of characters? After shedding their need to kill with pipes, ropes and revolvers in the dining room, or billiard room, or maybe in the study, well, where did they go?
Weve done some digging and can answer just that. Heres your cast of Clue 30 years later.
Wadsworth (the butler)
Since Clue, Tim Curry has enjoyed success in everything from feature films to video games.
Curry has lent his golden voice to about every animated TV series you can think of and has played villainous leads in films like Disneys The Three Musketeers, Legend and Muppet Treasure Island. You may have also heard Curry while listening to your favorite audiobook on the way to work, or even on the radio since Curry has dabbled as a solo music artist.
In 2012, Curry suffered a major stroke and has been attending physical therapy since that time. Reports from his agent, Marica Hurwitz, suggest his recovery is going well.
Mrs. Peacock
Eileen Brennan was 80 when she said goodbye to this crazy world back in 2013.
Before Clue, Brennan was known most famously as Capt. Doreen Lewis from Private Benjamin. After Clue, Brennan made a successful career for herself on television, showing up in episodes of Magnum, P.I. and Newhart. Brennan also had recurring roles in both 7th Heaven and Will & Grace.
Brennan was a breast cancer survivor but eventually lost her battle to bladder cancer, and past away at her home in Burbank, California.
Mrs. White
Like many of her fellow cast mates, Madeline Kahn found success in television and voiceover work after Clue. Kahn also played in feature films such as Oliver Stones Nixon and earned a Tony Award for her role as Dr. Gorgeous in the 1993 Broadway production of The Sisters Rosensweig.
Kahn was still working on the show Cosby when she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in 1998, and in December of 1999, shortly after her marriage to John Hansbury, passed away. Today, there is a bench dedicated to her memory in Central Park.
Professor Plum
Christopher Lloyd has continued working in film and television after leaving that mysterious mansion back in 1985.
Now most famous for his role as Dr. Emmett Brown in the Back to the Future series, Lloyd boasts a resume of many memorable and iconic characters including that of Judge Doom from Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Taber from One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest and Reverend Jim Ignatowski from the television show Taxi.
Last year, fellow BttF actor Michael J. Fox reunited with Lloyd on The Michael J. Fox Show and coming up, Lloyd will be making appearances in Cold Moon, The Boat Builder and I Am Not a Serial Killer.
Mr. Green
Before Clue, most people knew Michael McKean as Lenny from Laverne & Shirley, or possibly David St. Hubbins from This is Spinal Tap.
Since Clue, theres any number of projects by which to know McKean by. Radioland Murders, The Brady Bunch Movie, Saturday Night Live, Pinky and the Brain this guy has been everywhere. Also a talented guitar player and celebrity impressionist, today McKean is married to Anette OToole and can be seen on the Breaking Bad spin-off, Better Call Saul.
Colonel Mustard
Many readers will know Martin Mull best as private detective Gene Parmesan from Arrested Development.
After Clue, the famous comedian focused most his professional efforts on television, working on series like The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour, The Golden Girls, Parker Lewis Cant Lose and Two and a Half Men.
Mull also is an accomplished musician and has even tried his hand at musical comedy. Mull has also been painting since the 1970s and published a book of his paintings called Paintings, Drawings and Words.
Mulls most recent appearance was as George Perry on the TV series Community.
Miss Scarlet
Lesley Ann Warren has been very busy since playing Miss Scarlet.
Beginning as a ballet dancer and quickly moving to theater before film and television, Warrens recent projects include the controversial Secretary and TV series appearances on Will & Grace, Desperate Housewives and that Clue episode of Psych.
Warren was also recently seen on Community and has upcoming roles in The Sphere and the Labyrinth and It Snows All the Time.
Yvette
The same year Clue was released, Collen Camp was also in Police Academy 2, Doin Time, D.A.R.Y.L. and even made an appearance on the "Tales from the Darkside television series.
Since then, Camp hasnt slowed down, continuing with the Police Academy franchise and appearing in films like Waynes World, Die Hard: With a Vengeance and recently in the acclaimed 2013 hit, American Hustle.
Camp will soon be seen in The Truth About Lies and Lake Mead.
Originally treating audiences to an experience where every viewing unveiled a new ending, Clue somehow ended up as a financial disappointment in theaters, but later became a cult classic on VHS.
But whats happened to the eccentric cast of characters? After shedding their need to kill with pipes, ropes and revolvers in the dining room, or billiard room, or maybe in the study, well, where did they go?
Weve done some digging and can answer just that. Heres your cast of Clue 30 years later.
Wadsworth (the butler)
Since Clue, Tim Curry has enjoyed success in everything from feature films to video games.
Curry has lent his golden voice to about every animated TV series you can think of and has played villainous leads in films like Disneys The Three Musketeers, Legend and Muppet Treasure Island. You may have also heard Curry while listening to your favorite audiobook on the way to work, or even on the radio since Curry has dabbled as a solo music artist.
In 2012, Curry suffered a major stroke and has been attending physical therapy since that time. Reports from his agent, Marica Hurwitz, suggest his recovery is going well.
Mrs. Peacock
Eileen Brennan was 80 when she said goodbye to this crazy world back in 2013.
Before Clue, Brennan was known most famously as Capt. Doreen Lewis from Private Benjamin. After Clue, Brennan made a successful career for herself on television, showing up in episodes of Magnum, P.I. and Newhart. Brennan also had recurring roles in both 7th Heaven and Will & Grace.
Brennan was a breast cancer survivor but eventually lost her battle to bladder cancer, and past away at her home in Burbank, California.
Mrs. White
Like many of her fellow cast mates, Madeline Kahn found success in television and voiceover work after Clue. Kahn also played in feature films such as Oliver Stones Nixon and earned a Tony Award for her role as Dr. Gorgeous in the 1993 Broadway production of The Sisters Rosensweig.
Kahn was still working on the show Cosby when she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in 1998, and in December of 1999, shortly after her marriage to John Hansbury, passed away. Today, there is a bench dedicated to her memory in Central Park.
Professor Plum
Christopher Lloyd has continued working in film and television after leaving that mysterious mansion back in 1985.
Now most famous for his role as Dr. Emmett Brown in the Back to the Future series, Lloyd boasts a resume of many memorable and iconic characters including that of Judge Doom from Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Taber from One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest and Reverend Jim Ignatowski from the television show Taxi.
Last year, fellow BttF actor Michael J. Fox reunited with Lloyd on The Michael J. Fox Show and coming up, Lloyd will be making appearances in Cold Moon, The Boat Builder and I Am Not a Serial Killer.
Mr. Green
Before Clue, most people knew Michael McKean as Lenny from Laverne & Shirley, or possibly David St. Hubbins from This is Spinal Tap.
Since Clue, theres any number of projects by which to know McKean by. Radioland Murders, The Brady Bunch Movie, Saturday Night Live, Pinky and the Brain this guy has been everywhere. Also a talented guitar player and celebrity impressionist, today McKean is married to Anette OToole and can be seen on the Breaking Bad spin-off, Better Call Saul.
Colonel Mustard
Many readers will know Martin Mull best as private detective Gene Parmesan from Arrested Development.
After Clue, the famous comedian focused most his professional efforts on television, working on series like The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour, The Golden Girls, Parker Lewis Cant Lose and Two and a Half Men.
Mull also is an accomplished musician and has even tried his hand at musical comedy. Mull has also been painting since the 1970s and published a book of his paintings called Paintings, Drawings and Words.
Mulls most recent appearance was as George Perry on the TV series Community.
Miss Scarlet
Lesley Ann Warren has been very busy since playing Miss Scarlet.
Beginning as a ballet dancer and quickly moving to theater before film and television, Warrens recent projects include the controversial Secretary and TV series appearances on Will & Grace, Desperate Housewives and that Clue episode of Psych.
Warren was also recently seen on Community and has upcoming roles in The Sphere and the Labyrinth and It Snows All the Time.
Yvette
The same year Clue was released, Collen Camp was also in Police Academy 2, Doin Time, D.A.R.Y.L. and even made an appearance on the "Tales from the Darkside television series.
Since then, Camp hasnt slowed down, continuing with the Police Academy franchise and appearing in films like Waynes World, Die Hard: With a Vengeance and recently in the acclaimed 2013 hit, American Hustle.
Camp will soon be seen in The Truth About Lies and Lake Mead.
