In a nostalgic look back at the beloved film “Jumanji,” released in 1995, fans are reminded of the iconic cast and how their lives and careers have evolved over the past three decades. The film featured a stellar lineup, including the unforgettable Robin Williams, whose portrayal of Alan Parish remains a highlight of his career. Williams, who was 43 at the time of filming, tragically passed away in 2014 at the age of 63, leaving behind a legacy that continues to inspire.

Kirsten Dunst, who played the courageous Judy Shepard at just 12 years old, is now 42 and has established herself as a versatile actress in both film and television. Her performance as Judy is fondly remembered and celebrated. Similarly, Bonnie Hunt, who portrayed Sarah Whittle, has transitioned from acting to directing and writing, with her warm screen presence still captivating audiences at 62.

Jonathan Hyde, the villainous Van Pelt, brought a formidable presence to the film at 52 and continues to be respected for his extensive body of work at the age of 81. Bradley Pierce, who played the adventurous Peter Shepard at 12, has shifted to voice acting, while BB Newworth, known for her role as Norah, remains active in musical theater.

Other notable cast members include David Allen Grier, who portrayed the comical Carl and is now 67; Patricia Clarkson, who played the nurturing mother and is now 64; and Adam Han Bird, the young Peter Shepard, who has moved on to writing and producing after his early acting days.

As the cast members celebrate their achievements and contributions to the film industry, “Jumanji” remains a cherished classic. The stories of these actors remind us that while time changes us, the impact of their performances continues to resonate with audiences around the world.