THEN AND NOW: The cast of 'The Craft' 24 years later

Erin McDowellOct 6, 2020, 22:35 IST

Robin Tunney, Fairuza Balk, Rachel True, and Neve Campbell in a scene from the film "The Craft," 1996.Columbia Pictures/Getty Images

"The Craft: Legacy," the sequel to the '90s cult classic, hits streaming platforms on October 28.
Most of the original film's stars went on to have flourishing acting careers.
Rachel True, who played Rochelle Zimmerman, is now a tarot card reader, while Christine Taylor, who played racist bully Laura Lizzie, went on to marry Ben Stiller and appeared in a number of films alongside him.

When "The Craft" hit theaters over 20 years ago, it quickly gained a cult-like following.

Now, fans of the original movie are rejoicing over the news that the sequel, "The Craft: Legacy," is coming later this month — just in time for Halloween. The new witchy flick picks up where the 1996 movie left off, this time with an all-new coven.

However, the announcement of the new movie might leave a few fans wondering what the original cast is up to nowadays.

Here's what the stars of "The Craft" have been up to since the movie came out on May 3, 1996.

Warning: This slideshow contains spoilers for "The Craft."

Robin Tunney starred as Sarah Bailey, a transfer student with magical abilities.

Robin Tunney in a scene from the film "The Craft," 1996. Columbia Pictures/Getty Images

Robin Tunney went on to have a successful acting career, landing roles in shows like "The Mentalist" and "Prison Break."

Robin Tunney in 2019. Tibrina Hobson/Getty Images

Fairuza Balk starred as Nancy Downs, the movie's eventual antagonist.

Fairuza Balk in a scene from the film "The Craft," 1996. Columbia Pictures/Getty Images

Fairuza Balk is still acting and is also involved in the art and music industries.

Fairuza Balk in 2016. Todd Williamson/Getty Images

Neve Campbell starred as Bonnie Harper, a shy witch with scars from an auto accident she was in as a child.

Neve Campbell in a scene from the film "The Craft," 1996. Columbia Pictures

Neve Campbell is probably still best known for her role as Julia Salinger in Fox's "Party of Five" and as Sidney Prescott in the horror film franchise "Scream."

Neve Campbell in 2019. Bruce Glikas/Getty Images

Rachel True starred as Rochelle Zimmerman, who faced racist peers at school.

Rachel True in a scene from the film "The Craft," 1996. Columbia Pictures

Rachel True went on to have guest acting roles on shows like "Dawson's Creek" and FX's "Better Things," but she's also worked as a tarot card reader.

Rachel True in 2019. Amanda Edwards/Getty Images

Skeet Ulrich played the role of Chris Hooker, Sarah's love interest of sorts whom she gets revenge on for spreading a vicious rumor about her.

Skeet Ulrich in a scene from the film "The Craft," 1996. Columbia Pictures

Skeet Ulrich starred as FP Jones, the father of Jughead Jones, in "Riverdale."

Skeet Ulrich in 2019. Patricia Schlein/Star Max/GC Images/Getty Images

Christine Taylor played racist bully Laura Lizzie.

Christine Taylor in a scene from the film "The Craft," 1996. Columbia Pictures

Christine Taylor is best known for her roles in "The Brady Bunch Movie" and "A Very Brady Sequel," as well as for being married to Ben Stiller.

Christine Taylor and Ben Stiller in 2019. Bruce Glikas/WireImage/Getty Images

Breckin Meyer was cast as Mitt in "The Craft" after his breakthrough role as Travis Birkenstock in the '90s hit movie, "Clueless."

Breckin Meyer in a scene from the film "The Craft," 1996. Columbia Pictures

Breckin Meyer has continued to enjoy a flourishing acting career.

Breckin Meyer in 2019. Scott Dudelson/Getty Images

Cliff DeYoung played Sarah's father, Mr. Bailey, in "The Craft."

Cliff DeYoung in a scene from the film "The Craft," 1996. Columbia Pictures

Cliff DeYoung continued his acting career after "The Craft."

Cliff DeYoung in 2015. Earl Gibson III/WireImage/Getty Images

Spanish actress Assumpta Serna appeared as Lirio Santana, the owner of an occult store.

Assumpta Serna in a scene from the film "The Craft," 1996. Columbia Pictures

Assumpta Serna has won more than 30 best actress awards throughout the world and now works as an actress and acting coach.

Assumpta Serna in 2019. JC Olivera/Getty Images

Helen Shaver acted as Grace Downs-Saunders, the mother of Nancy Downs.

Helen Shaver in a scene from the film "The Craft," 1996. Columbia Pictures

Helen Shaver has continued to act, but she has also directed.

Helen Shaver in 2019. Isaiah Trickey/FilmMagic/Getty Images

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