NathanRobby Benson – Then
Robby is most famous for the movie roles that he had taken up, even though he had also appeared on several television shows. His television shows include the famous soap opera “Search for Tomorrow.” The movies he starred in include Jory, Jeremy and the hit Ode to Billy Joe. When he took on the leading role of Ice Castles, he showed dedication by actually learning to skate.
Robby Benson – Now
Benson’s most famous work includes voicing the “Beast” from Disney’s iconic film Beauty and The Beast. He got married back in 1982 and is still happy with his beloved wife. He also works as a professor in a number of universities in New York, Utah, South Carolina, and now Indiana. He has had over four heart surgeries and was at one point believed to expire but beat the odds to become an adored actor.
Ron Howard – Then
Ron is a well-known child actor who has been on our television screens since the 60s. His most famous role would have to be on “The Andy Griffith Show.” Then he starred in “Happy Days,” which would also be a huge hit with viewers. He took on the leading role of Richie Cunningham, it was about growing up in Milwaukee with his friends as an ill-mannered, rude young man.
Ron Howard – Now
To state that Ron Howard is a successful actor, producer, or director would definitely have to be an understatement. He would definitely make it on the list as one of the most successful and consistent celebs to work in Hollywood ever. His work includes 27 films, directing 28 motion picture films, and producing more than 20 films. Ron would definitely be the one to work with, looking at his impressive resume.
Ron Paolillo – Then
Everyone who has ever watched the show “Welcome Back Kotter” would definitely remember the character named Arnold Horshack. Horshack was as we all know, the class clown that his group of friends names the Sweathogs loved to hate. The role was handled flawlessly by none other than Ron Paolillo, who occasionally did the signature hyena laugh of the character perfectly.
Ron Paolillo – Now
Ron became one of the most sought-after actors even after aging and starred in several shows and films such as “Laverne and Shirley in The Army,” Friday The Thirteenth, and others. He went on to direct multiple Broadway plays and musicals, was a fashion designer and became the author of children’s books. Ron Paolillo sadly passed away on August 14, 2012, due to a heart attack.