In a nostalgic journey through the famed action stars of the 1980s, a recent video has spotlighted 20 iconic heroes from that era, offering a captivating look at their evolution from then to now, in 2025.

Arnold Schwarzenegger, who burst onto the scene in 1980 at age 32, is now 77, showcasing a career that has spanned decades. Sylvester Stallone, known for his role in “First Blood” at 35, is now 78, continuing to embody the toughness that made him a household name. Kurt Russell, who starred in “Escape From New York” at 29, is now 73, proving that his rugged charm remains timeless.

Other notable mentions include Chow Yun-fat, who made waves in “A Better Tomorrow” at age 30 and is now 69, and Mel Gibson, who starred in “Lethal Weapon” at 31 and is also 69. Harrison Ford, the legendary actor from “Raiders of the Lost Ark,” has aged gracefully from 38 in 1981 to a remarkable 82 today.

The video also highlights the late Roddy Piper, who passed away in 2015 at age 61, remembered fondly for his role in “Hell Comes to Frogtown.” Among the living legends, Charlie Sheen, now 59, and Eddie Murphy, now 63, continue to capture audiences with their charisma.

Timothy Dalton, who was 42 during “License to Kill,” is now 78, while Bruce Willis, known for “Die Hard,” is 69. Val Kilmer, once 26 in “Top Gun,” is now 65, and Sigourney Weaver, who dazzled audiences in “Aliens” at 36, is now 75. Chuck Norris, the quintessential action hero from “The Delta Force,” stands tall at 84.

This look back at these legendary figures not only highlights their enduring impact on the action genre but also serves as a reminder of the passage of time and the legacies they continue to build. As fans reflect on their favorite films, these stars remain symbols of a vibrant era in cinema.