Terminator 2 Cast: Where Are They Now?
25 years after postponing Judgment Day, what are they all up to?
It's almost hard to believe, but 3 July will mark the 25th anniversary of Terminator 2: Judgment Day's release, an event that saw the film dominating the box office for several weeks through the summer of 1991 before going on to leave a lasting impression on pop culture.
The massive sequel eclipsed its 1984 predecessor in nearly every way, and to this day is still considered by many to not just be a sequel better than the original, but one of the greatest sequels of all time. In the years since its release, the Terminator franchise continued on through further sequels, a television show, comics, video games, theme park attractions, and more, but the series never again reached the heights of the second movie.
Over the years, the film's small but incredibly memorable cast have gone on to many other things, from TV and film roles to gubernatorial positions, though they'll forever be identified by fans with their turns in the iconic film.
In honor of the film's big birthday, let's take a look at the cast to see what they've been up to since and what they've got on the way...
6. Earl Boen
His Role in the Film: Dr. Silberman, Sarah's less-than-receptive psychiatrist during her time in the mental hospital.
In the Years Since: Boen's roles in films were mainly limited to appearances in projects like 2000's Nutty Professor sequel and, of course, 2003's Terminator 3, but the actor remained incredibly busy in other media, turning up on shows ranging from The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air to The West Wing, lending his voice to animated series like Batman: The Animated Series, Pinky and the Brain, and the '90s Spider-Man, and doing a whole host of video game voice-work on games including Metal Gear Solid 2, Psychonauts, Curse of Monkey Island, and World of Warcraft.
As of 2016: The actor retired from the screen in 2003, but is still on hand to lend his voice to whatever project comes his way, and it's likely just a matter of time before you'll be able to hear it again.