If you'd like to catch up with your favorite stars from the'80s, then keep reading. We are sure that you are wondering where some of the most famous celebrities from the '80s are and what  they are up to these days. We certainly have, so we made a list of the brightest stars from back then. Some of them ran into financial issues and had to refinance, while a lot faced problems with alcohol  and went to drug and alcohol rehab. There also see celebs who managed to get even richer over the years. If you have questions about our '80s stars, you're in luck, because we have all the answers.

Don Johnson - Miami Vice

Don Johnson began his career as a stage and movie actor in the '70s. His rise to fame began when he appeared on the popular series Miami Vice, where he portrayed Det. Sonny Crockett in a city filled with drugs, lawyers and gangsters. Don also released two music albums during the '80s, with the single 'Heartbeat' getting to No.5 on the Billboard charts. Nowadays, you can catch him on the TV show Eastbound & Down.

Matt Dillon - Bad Boy

A very promising young actor from the early '80s was Matt Dillon. Matt played a bad boy in many movies, including Rumble Fish, My Bodyguard, and Little Darlings. He also made appearances in several comedy films alongside Owen Wilson and Kate Hudson. He once played a drug addict in the movie Drugstore Cowboy, which was praised both by audiences and critics.

Mel Gibson - Alcohol Abuse 

Mel Gibson has come back after being in Hollywood exile for over ten years. Mel was a huge star in the '80s, but his behavior got too out of hand for Hollywood to handle. The actor was once barred from driving since he was arrested driving under the influence of alcohol. His DUI attorney was again able to avoid a prison sentence when he got arrested under the same charges in 2006. We hope he keeps the best criminal attorney in his contacts list as it might come in handy if he continues his dangerous behavior.

Kiefer Sutherland - Legal Issues

Kiefer Sutherland started his career in America as the bully Ace in the classic '80s movie, Stand By Me. He is the son of famous veteran actor Donald Sutherland, thus he must have gotten part of his acting skills from his dad. He is another celebrity who needed a good DUI lawyer after he got arrested for driving under the influence charges in L. A. in 2007. A few weeks later, he apologized for his behavior. It's a good thing that Kiefer doesn't need to go to any alcohol rehab facilities (at least, as far as we know).

Harrison Ford - Frequent Injuries

Harrison Ford became one of the most popular Hollywood actors in the late '70s. His rise to stardom began with his appearance in the Star Wars original franchise, portraying the heroic rogue Han Solo. Later, he appeared in many other films, including the Indiana Jones movie series. Harrison got a lot out of his health insurance when he herniated a disk in his back in 1983. He also hurt his ankle in 2014 while filming Star Wars: The Force Awakens - a great opportunity for a PI attorney.

Jenilee Harrison - Happily Married

Jenilee Harrison is best known for appearing on the hit TV show Three’s Company where she was the replacement for the blonde roommate named Cindy Show after Suzanne Somers left the show. Her marriage with Bruce Oppenheim, a doctor, has stood the test of time since 1993. The actress mustn't have searched for a divorce attorney since she's been happily married for more than twenty years now.

Demi Moore - Three Divorces

Demi Moore was a very familiar face for those who happened to love the movie industry back in the '80s. Back then, she had had a number of lead roles, but on her road to stardom, she almost lost her faith in love, as she required a divorce lawyer three times. Yes, you heard it right, Demi Moore got divorced three times and her marriages didn't last much either. So it would seem she had to change the locks, as well as her life insurance beneficiaries a couple of times.

Patrick Dempsey - Highschool Dropout

Patrick became a high school dropout to pursue a career in something he had always loved -  acting. We have to admit, it probably was the right call. He began his career as a theater actor, getting a role when he was just fifteen years old. He has had a screen presence ever since. Grey's Anatomy made him a household name, made even sweeter with a bank account opening to store the money he earned for each episode he did. Patrick has also been involved with cancer research as his mother was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. She died at the age of 79.

Matthew Broderick - Tragic Crash

Matthew Broderick became famous mostly for his role in the iconic comedy, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. However, the actor has had many other roles as well. He is happily married to actress Sarah Jessica Parker and the couple remains inseparable for over twenty years now. The actor needed a personal injury attorney once since he suffered from fractured ribs, a fractured leg and a concussion because of a car crash while driving a rented car in 1987.

Drew Barrymore - Substance Abuse

Drew Barrymore captured our hearts with her appearance in the iconic movie E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, which was released in 1982. It was more than apparent that Drew was born to be a star. However, she went through a rough patch during her teenage years, battling substance abuse. Not much was written about her inpatient drug rehab but in the end, she was able to overcome her condition successfully. Nowadays, she has her own family and has made a successful comeback into the acting world.

Tom Cruise - Scientology Poster-boy

Tom Cruise is making big changes in his life as the actor is rumored to be dating future-wife number four. We hope that the Top Gun actor won’t need a divorce attorney again as with his previous marriages. His career began in the '80s and he appeared in numerous movies, including iconic ones like Cocktail and Risky Business. Soon he will star in Mission Impossible 6 and Luna Park. Cruise has been a staunch supporter of the Church of Scientology since the '90s, particularly after he claimed that they had helped cure his dyslexia.

Sylvester Stallone - Rocky Road

American actor, screenwriter, and filmmaker, Sylvester Stallone became famous for portraying boxer Rocky Balboa in the Rocky films from 1976 to 2015. He was one of the greatest Hollywood stars back in the '80s and his roles cemented his status as a huge celebrity. He needed a personal injury lawyer every now and then since he was willing to do most of his stunts while filming.

Eddie Murphy - Buchwald Lawsuit

Eddie Murphy is counted among the greatest stand-up comedians to have ever lived. The voice of 'Donkey' from the animated film series Shrek and of the dragon from Mulan, he also acted in many other iconic roles which still make us laugh every time. Eddie was once sued by Art Buchwald who claimed that he had used his ideas for a script. Eddie hired a criminal defense lawyer but eventually, Art Buchwald was awarded $150,000 in a summary judgment.

Bruce Willis - Happily Married

Bruce’s acting career started on the Off-Broadway stage. The actor became known for portraying David Addison in the romantic-action TV series, Moonlighting. He also starred in the Die Hard film series, Pulp Fiction, Color of Night and many other films. He recently celebrated eight years of marriage with his wife, Emma Heming. As the father of five children, he must have sought advice from a will lawyer to help him with his wealth management and to prepare for their future. Also, let's not forget his life insurance.

Arnold Schwarzenegger - The Governator

There is little doubt that Arnold Schwarzenegger has led an incredibly prosperous life. He has become the world’s most famous bodybuilder and one of the highest-paid Hollywood actors. He appeared in many iconic movies, including the Terminator series and Predator. Schwarzenegger committed a slip up when he was involved in a scandal about his extra-marital affair that caused his divorce, but that did not overshadow his many other good deeds. Since retirement planning hadn't crossed his mind yet, he decided to pursue a public office, which led him to become the 38^th Governor of California between 2003 and 2011. It seems that everything he touches turns to gold.

Julia Roberts - Charity Foundations

Julia Roberts is thought of as one of the most successful actresses globally. She became famous for her lead role in the romantic comedy Pretty Woman which captured our hearts in 1990. Her fame was already rising even before this movie. The actress is also involved with various charity organizations and has given both her time and resources to UNICEF and other such charity organizations.

Steve Guttenberg - Children’s Ambassador

Born in New York, Steve Guttenberg is better known for his roles in Short Circuit, Three Men and a Baby, and the comedy franchise, Police Academy. Like many actors, Steve too, has roots in theater. After high school and with $300 in his pocket, he left for L.A. to pursue a career in acting.  He has indeed come along way since then because now, he has millions in his bank account and a total net worth of $15 million. Steve is involved with multiple charities that provide child support like "The Entertainment Industry Foundation". He has also been selected to be Ambassador for Children’s Issues because of his commitment to helping children.

Michelle Pfeiffer  - Charity Activist

Michelle Pfeiffer seems ready for her comeback since she disappeared from Hollywood a few years ago. The actress was once a California beauty queen, before appearing in movies like Scarface, Married to the Mob and Dangerous Liaisons for which she won a BAFTA award for best supporting actress. The actress had been a smoker for many years until she decided to quit (without the need for any rehab center for drugs) and turn to helping people alongside the American Cancer Society.

Meryl Streep - Multi-Awarded Actress

This Academy Award-winning actress has received thirty Golden Globe nominations which speak volumes about her mesmerizing acting talent. She lived with actor John Cazale from 1976 until his passing in 1978. No death lawyer was necessary as he died of lung cancer. It is not known if his last testament included her and if Meryl inherited any of his assets. These days, she's enjoying family life with husband Don Gummer and their four kids. Streep has always been proud of the fact that she has never checked into any rehab alcohol or rehab center for drugs as she has never resorted to substance abuse.

Patrick Swayze - Pancreatic Cancer

Patrick Swayze was an actor, singer, songwriter, and dancer. He had gained worldwide fame for starring in several hit movies. He became popular, playing romantic male leads and tough guys.  Swayze was perhaps best known for his roles in Dirty Dancing and The Outsiders. The actor was diagnosed in December of 2007 with pancreatic cancer. He felt there was not much time left, so he hired a will lawyer to take care of his estate, before his death in 2009.

Nicole Kidman - Troubled Marriage

It looks like actress Nicole Kidman might soon need to call her divorce lawyer as she and husband Keith Urban seem to be experiencing marital troubles. On the red carpet, these two look perfect, but things might not be so behind closed doors. The actress had her breakthrough with thriller Dead Calm and has received several awards, including an Academy Award. Sadly, her personal life doesn't appear to be as doing as well as her career. Perhaps couples therapy could help.

Brooke Shields - Strong Marriage

Brooke Shields started as a child model. However, she gained a lot of attention at the age of twelve, after appearing in the movie Pretty Baby in 1978. Later, the actress starred in many hit movies like The Blue Lagoon and Endless Love. It seems unlikely she will need a child support attorney since her children are lucky to have happily married parents. The actress is married to Chris Henchy and things between them are going very well.

Rebecca De Mornay - DUI Charges

Rebecca De Mornay made her big breakout in the movie Risky Business, along with Tom Cruise. The film made waves, so it was unsurprising that Rebecca’s career blossomed after she appeared in it. She is also excellent in regards to courtroom dramas. She came close to being sent to prison, but her criminal defense lawyer helped her get a lighter sentence of just being put on probation.

Jason Bateman - Drug Addiction

Jason Bateman’s rise to stardom came in the '80s when he appeared in the popular TV show Family Ties where he portrayed Mallory. He also had a part on the sitcom Valerie which gained some popularity back in the day. The actor struggled with an addiction to alcohol and drugs. He never attended a drug rehab facility, but he was committed to fighting his addiction and he succeeded in doing so.

Victoria Principal - Charity Worker

Victoria Principal first appeared on TV in a commercial, at the age of five. She was just starting college when she got involved in a serious car accident. With help from her injury lawyer, the driver was convicted of a DUI and did time. During her recovery, Victoria realized that she wanted to become an actor. That was the right decision and people loved her character in the night-time TV show, Dallas. She portrayed Pamela Ewing, a character that she played excellently. Today, Victoria helps those who have suffered personal abuse and those in need, through the various charity groups she supports.

Rachel Ward - Former Model

Rachel Ward starred in the widely popular TV show The Thornbirds with Richard Chamberlain. The mini-series was a big hit back in the '80s. She played a young woman who needed a domestic violence attorney, as her husband was furious after he found out about her affair with the family priest, who was portrayed by Richard Chamberlain.

Denzel Washington - National Spokesperson

Actor, producer, and director Denzel Washington has received two Academy Awards throughout his career. He is best known for portraying a dirty cop in the thriller Training Day, released in 2001. No criminal defense attorney could have kept Denzel’s character out of prison. But he won his first Oscar in 1989 for his performance in the film Glory. Furthermore, he has been the national spokesperson for Boys & Girls Clubs of America since 1993.

Bo Derek - Veterans' Rights 

She paved her way towards Hollywood fame when she appeared in '80s movies like Tarzan, the Ape Man, Ghosts Can’t Do It, and Bolero. But the film that made her the feminine symbol and poster-girl that she was, is 10. She was famous not only for her exceptional beauty but for her acting talent as well. Today, she works with military lawyers since she is a wounded veterans' rights supporter, through the Veterans Affair's Rehabilitation Special Events.

Johnny Depp - Legal Problems

Long before he was Willy Wonka, Johnny Depp had shown his acting talent in various acting projects, including the TV drama 21 Jump Street which transformed him into a teen idol. The actor had some serious legal problems, so he required a criminal defense lawyer. His Vancouver, 1989 arrest was on assault charges since a security guard reported him as being aggressive. Also, he once pleaded guilty to falsifying documents.

Winona Ryder - Shoplifting Charges

Winona Ryder came to prominence in the late '80s after appearing in the iconic horror-comedy, Beetlejuice. She developed an interest in acting at a very young age, so she had always known that her dream was to be an actress. Her criminal defense attorney once bailed her out after her arrest for shoplifting. She was caught stealing designer clothes and accessories at a Saks Fifth Avenue luxury department store.

Fred Savage - Child Actor

Fred Savage is an actor mostly known for his performances as a child actor. He starred in many movies but received his greatest exposure on the TV show The Wonder Years, where he portrayed Kevin Arnold. He might soon need an estate planning lawyer as his family is getting bigger. He is happily married to a friend from his childhood, Jennifer Lynn Stone, and they have two children. He continues to build up his online banking account by staying active as an actor, director, and producer.

Morgan Fairchild - AIDS Activist

Morgan Fairchild was among the most popular soap opera actresses in the '80s, thanks to her roles on Falcon Crest, Flamingo Road, and Paper Dolls. She began her acting career playing Jennifer Pace on the daytime soap opera Search for Tomorrow. Today, Morgan is strongly involved in raising awareness of AIDS-related issues, and she also promotes awareness of environmental protection.

Glenn Close - Political Sponsor

Glenn Close is part of the American Theater Hall of Fame. She began her acting career when she appeared in Love for Love in 1974. Over the long course of her professional life, she has won several awards from many award-giving bodies and garnered lots more nominations under her belt. The Fatal Attraction actress is into politics these days, so much so that she has invested her money in the election campaigns of politicians like Howard Dean, Hillary Clinton, Angus King, and Barack Obama.

John Stamos - Full House

John Stamos found fame when he appeared on General Hospital, where he portrayed Blackie Parrish. He then boosted his onscreen presence when he played Uncle Jesse on the popular comedy series, Full House.  Stamos is one busy man and aside from acting, he's into producing, singing, and playing drums and guitar. With the man's net worth of $40 million, he can very well afford to relax and maybe also think of financing a business to keep his assets growing.

Stephanie Powers - Lasting Beauty

Actress Stefanie Powers has not lost her charming beauty after all these years. If you were old enough to watch TV shows in the '80s, then you most certainly will remember Stephanie in the popular detective show, Hart to Hart. She starred alongside Robert Wagner and together, they played a wealthy couple working together with felony lawyers to deliver justice to murder victims. The show ran from 1979 to 1984.

Philip Michael Thomas - Keeping Sober

Phillip Michael Thomas’ most famous character was that of the charming detective Ricardo Tubbs on the TV show, Miami Vice. He also had notable roles in films like Sparkle and Coonskin which were released in the '70s. Thomas is a vegetarian who follows a particular healthy diet. Phillip is also known for being a non-drinker and anti-smoker which is a bit rare when it comes to the world of celebrities.

Helena Bonham Carter - Fertility Issues

Helena Bonham Carter started her acting career playing the main character in Lady Jane. The movie was released in 1986, and the actress followed that up with many other successful roles, including a part in Hamlet where she played Ophelia. The actress was undergoing fertility therapy since she and her husband Tim Burton were unable to conceive. Fortunately, today, they are the parents of two beautiful children.

Veronica Hamel - Fashion Model

Hill Street Blues was a drama series enjoyed by many. It starred Veronica Hamel and Daniel J. Travanti. Veronica portrayed the public defender and attorney, Joyce Davenport. The show aired from 1981 to 1987. Veronica briefly worked as a secretary before she decided to try her luck in the movie industry. She worked as a fashion model in the '70s after Eileen Ford discovered her.

Keanu Reeves - Fashion Model

During the early '90s, Keanu Reeves was one of the most famous actors globally. His charisma and acting talent truly shined in great movies like Speed and Matrix. Not only is he critically acclaimed but is also widely popular with mainstream audiences. However, the actor has a short fuse, which led the paparazzo Alison Silva to press injury charges against him in 2008. Keanu allegedly struck Silva in a car accident. The suit was rejected.

Lisa Whelchel - Motivational Speaker

Lisa Whelchel was best known as a Mouseketeer on the popular children's show The Mickey Mouse Club. She was very popular so the producers of the reality show Survivor wanted her there, so she eventually joined the cast of Survivor: The Philippines. She recently filed for divorce from pastor Steve Cable. Today she is a motivational speaker and has released several books.

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Rob Lowe - Still Creating

Rob Lowe is definitely one of the hottest '80s celebrities. It is no surprise that we had to include him on our list. He appeared in popular shows like St. Elmo's Fire and The Grinder, in which he plays the role of a criminal defense attorney. This Charlottesville actor was a nominee for a Golden Globe for his performance in Thursday's Child in 1983. Rob is still quite active on the big screen.

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Cyndi Lauper - Singing Superstar

Cyndi Lauper was one of the greatest singers of the '80s. Her first album, So Unusual, gained worldwide popularity and many songs from that album got on the Billboard charts. Her most popular songs are 'Time After Time' and 'Girls Just Want to Have Fun'. Cyndi won Tony and Grammy Awards and she has sold more than 50 million albums. She is an LGBT activist but not with a master of law degree, unlike some other activists.

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Daryl Hannah - Arrested Activist

Daryl Hannah was considered one of the most beautiful actresses back in the '80s. She appeared in many films including the huge 1982 hit Blade Runner. She also appeared in the 1984 movie Splash, with Tom Hanks. She continued working on movies in the '90s, but with far less success. The actress was diagnosed with autism as a child and her parents' personal injury attorney, as well as doctors, recommended she was placed under strict medical care.

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Soleil Moon Frye - Working Mom

Soleil Moon Frye was a famous child actress. This stunning lady became a household name due to her popular TV sitcom, Punky Brewster when she was just seven years old. Afterwards, she made several guest appearances on various TV shows. Soleil is in her early 40s and married to producer Jason Goldberg. She is successfully financing a business and running a children's online store while being a good mother.

Tony Danza - Still Active

Tony Danza is quite a famous American actor. You probably remember him from the popular TV show Who's the Boss. He also starred in several movies and series, including Crash and Taxi. The actor is sixty-five years old today and is still active, but has only been given minor roles. Tony went through a near-fatal accident and with a help of PI attorney, he managed to get insurance money.

Jennifer Beals - Flash Dancer 

Jennifer Beals was born in Chicago in 1963. She is best known for appearing in the iconic movie Flashdance, where she showed her best dancing moves. After the movie was released, her popularity skyrocketed but decided to return to Yale to finish her studies. Jennifer has appeared in one episode of TV series Law and Order where she played the part of an attorney at law.

Kirk Cameron - Evangelical Minister

Kirk Cameron is mostly remembered as Mike Seaver on the popular TV show Growing Pains, for which he got 2 Golden Globe nominations. The actor also appeared in several movies, such as Saving Christmas and Fireproof. He did very well for himself back in the '80s, so we're sure that he didn't need a home loan to get a nice home. He's now mostly focused on his work as an evangelist.

Phoebe Cates - Boutique Owner

Phoebe Cates was born in New York in 1963. Her acting career blossomed back in the '80s after she appeared in the iconic movie Fast Times at Ridgemont High. There are lots of people that still remember the famous bikini scene from that movie. The actress also appeared in Gremlins, but her popularity started fading over the years. She has never needed a felony lawyer like some other celebrities since, for the most part, the actress lives a quiet life.

Kelly McGillis - Helping Addicts

Kelly McGillis is famous mostly for her performance in the cult movie Top Gun, in which she appeared alongside Tom Cruise. The movie came out in 1986 and gained worldwide popularity. The actress also appeared in many other films, including The Accused and Witness. The actress has needed a family and divorce attorney due to issues in her relationships with her now-former husbands.

Andrew McCarthy - Travel Writer

Andrew McCarthy was raised in New Jersey and always dreamed of becoming an actor. He was lucky enough to get his first part in the movie Class, released in 1983. His career gained ground after the films St. Elmo's Fire, Mannequin, and Pretty in Pink. His most recent role was on the TV show The Family. The actor has admitted that he was an alcoholic in his youth, but he eventually became sober after attending an alcohol rehab facility.  McCarthy must have opened a new bank account when he started working on the side as National Geographic Magazine's Editor at Large.

Kelly LeBrock - Former Addict

Kelly LeBrock was born in New York but moved with her parents to London as a child. She appeared on screen when she was 16 years old in a TV commercial for Pantene shampoo. Later, she turned her attention on her acting career. The actress recently had a divorce, which wasn't a non-affordable divorce like other celebrities have experienced. Her most famous role is in the movie Weird Science.

Judge Reinhold - The Judge

Judge Reinhold has been in more than seventy-five series and films during his fruitful career. The actor's real name is Edward, but his nickname, that he got when he was two weeks old, is Judge. His most recognizable roles are in the movies Beverly Hills Cop and Fast Times at Ridgemont High. The actor was playing a cop in one moment and in the next, he needed a criminal defense lawyer since causing a disturbance led to his arrest.

Jonathan Ke Quan - Stunt Choreographer

Jonatan Ke Quan appeared in many popular '80s movies like The Goonies and  Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. However, his career eventually slowed down, so he just acted in minor film and TV roles. Lately, he has worked behind the scenes as a stunt choreographer - a job in which he may need a personal injury lawyer.

Claudia Wells - Acting Comeback

Claudia Wells was born in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia in 1966. She is mostly known for her appearance in the movie Back to the Future where she appeared alongside Michael J. Fox. The film was very popular, but due to her mother's cancer, she couldn't accept a part in the sequels. She left acting to focus on financing a business (Armani Wells men's clothing) but made an acting comeback in 2011.

William Zabka - Commercial Director

William Zabka is an American actor best known for his appearance in the iconic movie, The Karate Kid. In that film, he portrayed the martial artist Johnny Lawrence. He also appeared in National Lampoon's European Vacation. Later, he left acting and focused on producing movies. Today, he works as a producer, screenwriter, and director. Currently, he's directing commercials for many big clients. With his earnings, he must have acquired some excellent banking skills to make sure that his money is well managed.

Rick Astley - Internet Phenomenon

Rick Astley's career exploded when his song "Never Gonna Give You Up" was released. The song was very popular and hit number one on numerous charts. Due to his unique voice and charisma, people often believed that he was African American in origin. He retired from singing aged 27 as he wanted to spend more time with his family. Eight years later, he came back to the music world to make more music. He must have needed a whole new bank account for the second chapter of his career. Rick has been the inspiration of the viral Internet meme known as "rickrolling."

Robert Downey, Jr. - Iron Will

Robert Downey Jr. has certainly evolved into one of the most respected actors in the current movie industry. He has managed to stay relevant for over four decades on the big screen. His most notable roles are in movies like Iron Man and The Avengers. The actor had been struggling with drug addiction for a long time. Luckily, he decided to check himself into drug and alcohol rehab (many times) to take back control of his life. We guess that it takes an enormous amount of will to overcome addiction and not fall back. He and his wife got into financing a business in 2010 and calling it Team Downey - their very own production company.

Bill Murray - Mood Swings

Bill Murray has been active in the industry for more than forty years. We all loved him, especially in iconic movies like Ghostbusters and Groundhog Day. When these films were released, his career simply took off and he has been a Hollywood A-lister for quite some time. Later, he appeared in several TV shows as well. Though he is a great actor, he has been known for his eccentricity and occasional mood swings, which have caused some friction with his coworkers on some occasions. Murray is turning 67 this year and is still very active on the big screen. With a net worth of  $140 million, he doesn't worry about mortgage or loan issues.

Jason Patric - Parental Rights

Jason Patric was born in Queens, New York in 1966. His grandfather was a famous comedian, so he probably got his acting talent from him. You could say that acting is in his blood. He appeared in many movies including The Lost Boys, Sleepers, and Speed 2: Cruise Control. Even though he was quite popular in the '80s, his career waned over the next decade. He earned a pretty solid income, so he shouldn't worry about a home loan or any other loan problems. He has lobbied for sperm donors to be granted parental rights to the children they have fathered. He won his own case in court.

Kevin Bacon - "Six Degrees"

Kevin first got into acting as a teenager. He received a firm foundation early on and it didn't take long before he got meaty roles in films like Footloose, JFK, A Few Good Men, and many others.  He is also working as a successful producer and director, so it wouldn't be a surprise if he has a professional wealth management expert and life insurance to invest his earnings and the $30 million net worth he has accumulated over the years. Bacon created a charity called SixDegrees.org, accepting his role as a "social media icon for the concept of interconnectedness."

David Lee Roth - Prodigal Son

David Lee Roth became famous as the original lead singer of the rock band Van Halen. The band was very popular in the '80s, but due to an argument with Eddie Van Halen, David left the band and pursued a solo career instead. A few years later, David decided to return where he came from and rejoined the band. He has been admitted to luxury drug rehab, like many other rockers, due to addiction to heavy drugs. After he was released, he decided to focus on his career and is doing much better today.

James Spader - Eccentric Character

James Spader's most recognizable appearance was in the movie Pretty in Pink. Spader seems to be the actor of choice whenever casting agents want someone to play eccentric and strong characters easily. That's what he did and continues to do. Spader also appeared on the TV series The Practice, and its spinoff, Boston Legal, where he played Alan Shore - not exactly the best criminal defense attorney in the land but with strong morals nonetheless. He then appeared in the blockbuster film Avengers: Age of Ultron. Through online banking, he could keep an eye on his hefty income regularly, but we hope he has an excellent wealth management adviser by his side to guide him.

Jeff Cohen - Successful Lawyer

Jeff Cohen is best known for his appearance in The Goonies where he portrayed Chunk. The movie was a very popular big '80s blockbuster. Afterwards, the actor appeared in a few more movies and then on TV shows like The Facts of Life. These days, Cohen is a very successful lawyer who got his master of law degree from the University of California, Berkeley. We have to admit we miss him, but there is always hope that he will return to acting at some point.

Madonna - Pop Empress

Madonna is one of the top successful celebrities who began their career in the '80s. Perhaps you didn't know, but she was a member of two different bands before she embarked on a solo career. Hits like "Papa Don't Preach" and "Like A Virgin" turned her into the most successful artist of her era. Madonna remains the Queen of Pop even to this day. Thanks to clever and wise wealth management decisions, she still earns a significant income and continues to be a true star.

Huey Lewis - Stowed Away

Huey Lewis is a successful singer, musician, and actor. He is still very active on stage despite being in his sixties. His career began as a blues artist and harmonica player, stowing away on a plane from America to Europe with no money in his pockets. Eventually, he returned to the US and formed his own band, Huey Lewis and the News, which became very successful. In 1985, Lewis filed a lawsuit against Ray Parker Jr, claiming his I Want a New Drug and the Ghostbusters theme were too similar. With the help of some civil law attorneys, they settled outside of court.

Alan Ruck - 100+ Roles

The Cleveland-born actor has made over a hundred appearances in television and films during his career. In 1983, he appeared alongside Sean Penn in the movie Bad Boys. Other notable work of his includes the movies Three Fugitives and Shooter. The actor is still present on the big screen, and he'll be seen in Gringo soon. With a current net worth of $10 million, we don't expect he'll  need any bank loans to cover his expenses.

Jami Gertz - Highly Generous

Jami Gertz is known for her performances in movies such as Crossroads and Twister. She became a household name with the TV series Square Pegs, The Neighbors and Still Standing. Jami is married to the successful investment banker, Antony Ressler and a mother of three. She has been married since 1989 and lives in a beautiful house that's fully covered by home insurance, we assume.  The couple is among the top donors of the Giving Back Fund charity.

C. Thomas Howell - Director, Producer

C. Thomas Howell is an ex-child rodeo champion. He first gained attention in the epic teen movie The Outsiders, released in 1983. There, he showed his great acting talent, and Hollywood wanted more of him. He has held popular parts including those in the movies Grandview U.S.A. and Red Dawn. He recently decided to try directing films and he has worked with the great filmmaker, Francis Ford Coppola, many times.  Though he studied at the National Conservatory for Drama Arts, perhaps he could try learning other courses as well (like perhaps online law classes), particularly since has expanded his horizons outside acting.

Jennifer Jason Leigh - Multi-Nominated

Jennifer's breakthrough film role was in the classic movie Fast Times at Ridgemont High. The actress later appeared in other important films, like The Hitcher, Single White Female, and many others. Jennifer was nominated for an Academy Award for her role in The Hateful Eight. But she has been nominated plenty of times for many of her roles. Her father died performing a stunt while shooting a film and Jennifer and her sister sued Warner Bros with a help of a wrongful death lawyer. The case was settled out of court.

Scott Baio - Slowed Down

Scott Baio decided that he wanted to be an actor when he was only nine years old. He got lucky and was cast for the role of Chachi on Happy Days. At the time, he was just 16 years old. The actor appeared on many TV shows, including Charles in Charge that lasted for six seasons. Later, he focused more on directing projects. He was doing well financially, but his popularity from the '80s couldn't be replicated. It's safe to say that his career as an actor has slowed down considerably.

Jon Cryer - Anti-Trump

Jon Cryer is best known for starring on the mega-popular TV show Two and a Half Men, which was introduced in 2003. On the show, he portrayed the character, Alan Harper. The actor appeared in many movies in the past, including The Famous Teddy Z and The Trouble with Normal. With the success of his show and a net worth of $65 million, we're confident that Cryer should have been able to pay off any loans he may have had (student loans, home loan, etc.), all because of his hard work and dedication to his craft. Jon has always been vocal about his opinion on the current US President, even comparing Donald Trump with the un-sober Charlie Sheen.

Zach Galligan - No Drugs

Zach Galligan's most known role was in the Gremlins and its sequel. At the time, he became very popular, so he was cast for other notable roles like Nothing Lasts Forever and Waxwork. His career was blossoming throughout the '90s and he appeared in several TV shows, including Melrose Place and Dr. Quinn. He managed to overcome all the challenges of being famous, avoid drug rehab centers and keep his life and career on track, which is praise-worthy. Both his late father and his sister were attorneys at law.

Mia Sara - Licensed Pilot

Mia Sara appeared with Tom Cruise in the movie Legend, her first film role. Later, she starred in several other movies, but her performance in Ferris Bueller's Day Off made her famous. She went through hardship at one point, as her marriage with Jason Connery fell apart and the services of a divorce attorney became necessary. Fortunately, she overcame those problems and married another actor (Brian Henson) eventually. Mia retired from acting in 2013, freeing her time to pursue her love of flying.

Ricky Schroder - Racing Enthusiast

Originally, Ricky Schroder was working his way up to finance a business as a telephone repairman. Instead, he decided to pursue his dream of being an actor. He won a Golden Globe Award for his performance in The Champ back in 1980. Schroder loves racing cars and has, in fact, used this love to support "Racing For Kids" - where celebrities race to "raise" money for children's healthcare needs. In 2006, weeks before their 24th wedding anniversary, his wife filed for divorce but the good news is that he remains active in his fight against child abuse.

Ralph Macchio - Karate Kid

Ralph Macchio started his career appearing in TV commercials before making his way into movies. His most notable role is in the famous '80s movie, Karate Kid. During his career, he played alongside some of today's biggest Hollywood celebrities like Matt Dillon and Tom Cruise. At 54, he continues to act on screen. His most recent project was appearing on the TV series The Deuce in 2017. Fans will be thrilled to know that he is set to reprise his role of Daniel LaRusso in Cobra Kai next year, which is a successor of the Karate Kid series. Due to his '80s success and upcoming work, mortgage and loan issues should not concern him.

Anthony Michael Hall - Hot-Tempered

Anthony Michael Hall always wanted to work as an actor and his dream came true when he got cast in The Gold Bug TV film. His greatest success came in the movie National Lampoon's Vacation, which made him an A-list actor. He has appeared in several low-budget films, which perhaps has helped him stay out of any loans or debts (and build up a net worth of  $8 million). It is rumored that Hall doesn't get along with his neighbors and has been in several disputes with them. It reached a point when he -supposedly- got physical. Hall had to get a felony lawyer as the District Attorney charged him with "assault with serious bodily injury".

Tiffany - Playboy Cover

Tiffany Darwish was one of the brightest stars of the '80s. In 1987, she released her debut album which became a huge success. Her most popular songs were "I Saw Him Standing There" and "I Think We're Alone Now". However, her second album didn't do as well as the first. Her lifestyle was pretty wild but unlike many other stars, she didn't have to pay a visit to a residential alcohol rehab which is kind of a success in that world. Tiffany shocked her fans when she posed nude for Playboy Magazine.

Judd Nelson - Talented Writer

Judd Nelson was born in Portland to a criminal defense attorney father and an assemblywoman mother. His most notable role was in the film The Breakfast Club,  which made him a huge star instantly. He appeared in other popular movies as well, including Psych, St. Elmo's Fire, Blue City, and Relentless. Today, he is mostly writing, producing, and screenwriting. He has released four books, so far.

Mr. T - The Bodyguard

Mr. T's childhood was not very happy. His story is similar to so many other stories involving a poor boy who grew up in a not too safe neighborhood where a defense attorney was often needed to deal with various issues caused by constant fighting and criminal behavior. However, Mr. T managed to become a movie star. Before he became famous, he had served as a bodyguard for both Muhammad Ali and Michael Jackson. It is fair to say that his success story is really inspirational.

John Cusack - Transcendental Meditation

John Cusack is a Hollywood legend, unlike most of the characters he has played during his career. He has built his portfolio playing the odd man out and underdogs. He appeared in hit movies like Better Off Dead, Stand By Me, and Con Air. He continues making successful films, but is hard to see him on the big screen since now he is mostly producing and directing movies. John practices transcendental meditation but despite his zen ways he needed help from someone with a law degree after a woman was caught stalking him in 2008.

Ally Sheedy - Young Author

 

Ally Sheedy appeared in many popular '80s movies, including St. Elmo's Fire, War Games, Bad Boys, and the iconic The Breakfast Club. When she was twelve years old, she published a best-selling book but decided to focus on her acting as her primary job. However, the actress wasn't too thrilled with instant fame, which brought on a sleeping pill addiction. In 2007, the actress and her husband of 15 years got a divorce attorney and filed for divorce. Sadly, Ally's life hasn't been going too well and we hope things will bounce back up.

George Michael - Gone Ahead

George Michael was a very popular British musician who had been active in the music industry for more than three decades. His first appearance on the scene was as part of a music duo known as Wham. Later, he decided to pursue a solo career which brought him worldwide success. At some point, the singer needed a good criminal defense attorney to deal with legal issues when he was caught by a sting operation possibly targeting the LGBTQ community. Sadly, Michael passed away in his sleep on Christmas day in 2016.

Alyssa Milano - Charmed Fans 

Alyssa Milano comes from an Italian-American family. She started her acting career when she was only seven and became known as a young girl in the TV series, Who's The Boss?. As she grew up, she appeared on several TV shows, including Melrose Place. However, she is mainly remembered for her performance in the TV series Charmed. She is still active in the industry both as an actress and a producer and her happy marriage would imply that she never had to consider finding a divorce attorney in her life.

Molly Ringwald - Column Writer

This California-born actress is best known for her appearance in the iconic '80s movie Sixteen Candles which came out in 1984. Molly later starred in other classic films such as The Breakfast Club and Pretty in Pink. The actress tried her hand in music as well and released one jazz album. She even wrote a column for the popular newspaper 'The Guardian'. The irreverent TV show, Family Guy, once poked fun at the actress and we can imagine she was one step away from calling a civil litigation lawyer and suing them.

Corey Feldman - Actor & Musician

Corey Feldman began his career at the age of three. At the time, he appeared in McDonald's commercials and gained global popularity. The actor has led a fruitful acting career with more than eighty films under his belt in total. When he was 15 years old, with a help of an emancipation lawyer, Corey was granted emancipation from his parents. During his career, he appeared in various TV series like Mork and Mindy. He was the frontman of the band Truth Movement, as he is a talented musician as well.

Emilio Estevez - Coach Gordon

If you grew up in the '90s, you probably remember Emilio Estevez, best known as hockey coach Gordon Bombay from the Mighty Ducks movies. But the actor became well-known during the '80s as part of the "Brat Pack", that starred in hit films like St. Elmo’s Fire and The Breakfast Club. He has two children, and his child support attorney was happy to help him keep in touch with them after he got a divorce. Unlike his notorious brother, Charlie Sheen, he apparently didn't need to stay in a luxury drug rehab facility.

Debbie Gibson - Foolish Beats

Debbie Gibson enjoyed immense popularity in the '80s with hits like "Foolish Beat" and "Shake Your Love". Throughout her career, she released many other popular songs as well. Debbie's career began when she was still in high school, the youngest artist to have produced and written hit songs at that time. Her popularity remained steady even through later years. Back in 2002, she had to hire a criminal defense attorney and file for a restraining order against a taxi driver who was stalking her.

Kirstie Alley - Continuing Weight Loss Journey

Before becoming a renowned Hollywood celebrity, Kirstie Alley was an interior designer. She made her acting debut in the TV show Cheers, and she gradually became more and more popular. Her career though took a turn for the worse when her weight gain got out of hand, and since then, she's been trying to get back in shape and to be honest, she's pretty successful at that so far.

Elizabeth McGovern - Still Appearing In Movies

Elizabeth McGovern came to prominence by playing Lady Cora in the 1987 hit TV show The Downton Abbey. That role has been her trademark since then, but she still appears in movies, and she's expected to play in the 2018 film, The Chaperone. She married Simon Curtis without contacting a prenup lawyer in 1992, and the two of them have been living a happy family life until today.

Shelley Long - Gradually Disappeared From The Spotlight

Shelley Long became most known for her successful appearance in the hit '80s TV series, Cheers. She graduated from the Northwestern University where she obtained her college degree specializing in Drama. Though she still lands roles in some movies and TV shows, she hasn't managed to retain the same level of popularity as when she was doing Cheers.

Justine Bateman - Trying To Get Back On Her Feet After Substance Abuse

Justine Bateman became a TV star after playing in two of the most popular TV series of the '80s, Family Ties, and Valerie. Unfortunately, she later battled with drugs and alcohol abuse, and even though she never checked into a drug rehab facility, she was able to sober up on her own. Bateman hasn't had any roles since 2013.

Jaclyn Smith - Time Has No Effect On Her

With a career of 50 years and counting, the renowned former Charlie's Angels star seems like she doesn't age at all, even if she's now 72 years old. She attributes her ageless beauty to eating healthy and drinking spinach smoothies. Her love life was a roller coaster though, having visited divorce law firms three times. Sadly, her stepson from her last marriage passed away, having been the victim of an armed robbery.

Tom Berenger - Struggling To Stabilize His Love Life

Tom Berenger has definitely left his mark in Hollywood, with such a fruitful acting career. He has starred in famous films like Platoon and Rough Riders, but his love life is something that troubles him 'til this day. He had to hire divorce law firms four times, and his bank account didn't really benefit from all those divorce settlements. He now hopes to find stability in his fifth marriage, and we sure wish he does, considering that he's the father of six.

Nancy McKeon - Chose Privacy Over Fame

McKeon starred in the hit TV show Facts of Life, and she quickly rose to fame through her remarkable performance. She continued to act until 2011, as she then realized that she wanted to leave showbiz to get some privacy and peacefulness. But that doesn't mean that she hasn't found a way to keep her checking account healthy. Her unofficial retirement though wasn't a result of any drug or alcohol rehab, nor did she ever have to get in touch with any divorce law firms.

Geena Davis - Defending Women's Rights

Nobody can question Geena Davis' acting talent, which she's been manifesting since her appearance in Beetlejuice and other blockbuster films. Nowadays, she doesn't focus on acting that much. Instead, she puts a lot of time on raising awareness about the discrimination that women often face. She wants women to be strong, so as not to experience slips and falls like ending up in an alcohol or drug treatment center. Davis is also a stellar archer, so must have one of the best personal injury lawyers out there.  

Richard Gere - Still Remains a Hollywood Hunk

Richard Gere is considered the most popular actor of the '80s, and that's not surprising, especially after seeing him star in American Gigolo and Pretty Woman. The female population has gone nuts over him, as many called him the hottest man of his time. Without a doubt, his looks and acting skills have granted him a lot of earnings and a loaded savings account as a result.

Paul Hogan - The Crocodile Dundee Enjoying His Retirement

Paul Hogan will always be remembered for his stellar performance in the 1986 film, The Crocodile Dundee. Since then, he's landed roles in numerous other movies and TV shows like Floating Away, where he played a man battling with his alcohol addiction.  He even hosted his own talk show and he now enjoys his free time after retiring.

Kathleen Turner - Still Acting Despite Alcohol Addiction

Following her big-screen debut appearance in the film Body Heat, Kathleen Turner became an instant hit in the acting industry and she even received an Oscar nomination for her role in Peggy Sue Got Married. Unluckily, at the same time, she battled her alcohol addiction, while also suffering from rheumatoid arthritis. She didn't stop trying though, and today, she is still an active actress, and sober of course.

Dianne Wiest - Woody Allen's Source Of Inspiration

Diane Wiest may have appeared in a lot of movies, however, she's most known for starring in Woody Allen's Her Sisters and Bullets over Broadway. Before pursuing an acting career, she studied at The University Of Maryland, where she acquired her bachelor degree. Despite her age, she's still quite an active actor, and she's now appearing in the TV series, Life in Pieces. 

Joan Collins - Got Past Her Cocaine Addiction

Joan Collins has been in showbiz for ages, and her performance in the hit TV series Dynasty left everyone stunned at the time. Her debut film appearance was in 1951, in the movie Lady Godiva Rides Again. This lady is now 82 years old, yet she hasn't lost a glimpse of her glamour, and how could she? She's absolutely Hollywood material. At some point and by her own admission, she battled cocaine addiction, but luckily, she managed to sober up.

Melanie Griffith - Living The Single Life

Melanie Griffith rose to stardom for her stellar performance in the 1986 movie Working Girls. She then landed a lot of roles in different acclaimed movies, but her personal life can be compared to a science fiction script. She hired a divorce attorney five times, and her last marriage lasted 19 years before getting a divorce in 2015 - breaking up with her ex-husband, Antonio Banderas.

Jessica Lange - Still Going Strong After All These Years

We couldn't have written this list without including Jessica Lange, one of the most characteristic celebrities of the '80s. She made her big screen debut in the film Tootsie, for which won an Academy Award. In no time, she began to receive huge earnings that she started needing a wealth management advisor  Lange is still acting, now starring in the hit TV series, American Horror Story. 

Elle Macpherson - Actress/Model-Turned Businesswoman

Elle Macpherson is one of the most talented women in Hollywood, as she is both a model and actress and a businesswoman as well. She became famous for her role in Batman and Robin, and as a model, she was featured in the Sports Illustrated cover five times! She's now mostly focused on her business planning, which includes promoting her signature lingerie line.

Kim Basinger - In Her Sixties, But Still Gorgeous

Kim Basinger's option to contact a divorce attorney who would help her legally break up with Alec Baldwin was a shock, as the two of them were considered the ultimate power couple back then. She came to prominence by appearing in the '80s film Hard Country, and later, her role in L.A. Confidential resulted in her winning an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress.

Anjelica Huston - Honoring Her Family's Legacy

Anjelica Huston made history when she earned an Academy Award while one of her parents (and grandparents too!) had earned an Oscar as well. She chose to keep the family tradition alive, thus, she pursued a career in acting, starring in some classic films like The Grifters and Manhattan Murder Mystery. Nowadays, she's still pretty active as an actor, but who knows? Maybe she's already focused on her retirement planning.

Lea Thompson - Having a Happy Marriage

Lea Thompson never imagined that her participation in the famous Back to the Future films would make her such a star. She then appeared in many movies, as well as in some TV shows, like Caroline in the City, which made her even more popular. Today, she's focused on her family life with husband Howard Deutch, though she's still in the acting industry. Their marriage and love are pretty strong, so we don't see a reason why any of them would file for a divorce.

Sean Young - Finally Free Of Her Alcohol Addiction

Sean Young's rise to stardom began when she starred in the 1982 movie Blade Runner, where she played Rachael. The movie became an instant hit, and her performance then granted her numerous other roles in critically acclaimed movies, like Ace Ventura: Pet Detective. Her latest big screen appearance was in 2016, and she had to go through a rehab addiction center twice, in 2008 and in 2011.

Chevy Chase - Making People Laugh To This Day

You definitely recognize this funny man, whose film portfolio consists of numerous blockbuster comedies like Foul Play and Memoirs of an Invisible Man. Chevy Chase began his acting career in the '80s and he still appears in movies and TV shows. His family's affluence has helped him build his wealth management plan rather quickly, and after all his successful performances, his bank account must be overflowing with cash.

Cindy Morgan - Relaxing After A Successful & Busy Career

Cindy Morgan's breakthrough role came in the '80s comedy Caddyshack, where she played Yori. She also landed a role in the popular soap opera Falcon Crest. Cindy is of German and Polish ancestry and she actually was the first in her family to ever acquire a university degree. She hasn't appeared in a movie since 2015, so we guess that she's either taking her time or planning on living a quiet life from now on.

Connie Selleca - Talented, But Not As Famous As Her Colleagues 

Connie Sellecca has never managed to accumulate a net worth that could compare to other celebrities' fortune. However, that doesn't mean that she didn't have her moments of glory. Her acting debut came in the '70s, with her role on the TV show, The Greatest American Hero. She later snagged some roles in other TV series as well, but her biggest success is her Golden Globe Award nomination, for her role in the TV show, Hotel. 

Mickey Rourke - Working with PETA To Protect Neglected Dogs

Mickey Rourke is one of the most famous actors of the '80s, having played in numerous film genres, from thrillers and dramas to action movies. His looks also played a key role in him becoming amazingly popular, and women around the world adored him. But his image has changed a lot since then (plastic surgeries after a boxing career), and he now spends most of his time close to his financial advisor, to team up with PETA and help stray and neglected dogs.

Boy George - Focusing On Business After Legal Issues

Boy George's hit song Karma Chameleon is still a classic, and it's played in many parties around the world, even though the '80s are long gone. The English musician and fashion designer was the frontman of the renowned band Culture Club, but apart from that, he also does business in the fashion industry and appears in TV shows. Surprisingly, he was incarcerated for fifteen months for assault charges, and his criminal defense attorney did his best to spare him from any more time in prison.

Jon Bon Jovi - Philanthropist & Political Activist

Jon Bon Jovi is the epitome of a rock star, and his career with his iconic rock and roll band Bon Jovi has been long and prosperous. They have sold millions of album copies globally, and his fortune is now massive. However, he's now mostly focused on supporting political campaigns, like he did in 2004 for the election candidate, John Kerry. He also appears in many events where he tries to raise awareness about environmental issues.

Phil Collins - Cancelled Retirement To Return To Action

There are some artists who will always be remembered and praised for being unique, and one of them is Phill Collins. Having released more than 13 solo albums, and some more with the classic band Genesis, his money situation is more than healthy, and his net worth is estimated to be over £115, million, placing him in the British financial elite. Despite announcing his retirement in 2015, he has made a comeback to keep performing in front of his beloved fans.

Sean Astin - Samwise Gamgee Turns To Politics 

Sean Astin played Samwise Gamgee in the iconic Lord Of The Rings trilogy, and people will never forget his remarkable performance. He is also known for appearing in the popular movie Goonies. Since then, he went on to do some TV shows like Lynn McGill. He's mostly into politics now, as he supported Hillary Clinton's political campaign in 2016 with his business finance ideas.

Heather Locklear - Still Acting, Still Gorgeous

Heather Locklear came to prominence by playing Amanda Woodward in the hit TV drama Melrose Place. She decided not to get a bachelor's degree so she could fully devote herself to her acting career. Her choice was right, and she then appeared in many TV films and series, including in the iconic TV series Beverly Hills, 90210. Locklear is now 56 but that doesn't stop her from looking as glamorous as she looked in the '80s.

Tracey Gold - Abandoned Her Acting Career Due to Eating Disorder

Actress Tracey Gold's acting debut was really auspicious, and following her appearance in the famous TV series Growing Pains, she started having a lot of fans. However, she hasn't managed to continue in the same fashion decades later. She even struggled with a serious eating disorder due to the pressure that she went through. Luckily, that episode is all in the past, and she's now living a happy life with her husband and four children, while still accepting acting gigs once in a while.

Joey Lawrence - Seems Immune to Aging

Joey Lawrence is most known for his role as Joey Donovan in the hit TV show, Gimme a Break!. He was considered one of the most handsome men of his time, and during that period, he married Michelle Vella, but their marriage didn't go as planned, with them contacting a divorce attorney in 2002. The American singer and actor is still active, and his latest movie appearance was in the 2016 film, Emma's Chance. 

Lori Singer - Enjoying The Dividends Of A Fruitful Career

Following her appearance in the iconic '80s dance-movie Footloose, Lori Singer became one of the hottest names in the acting industry. Her remarkable performance granted her another role in the popular TV show Fame, where she played Ariel Moore. Her mother was a concert pianist, thus, she grew up around music, and she also became a singer. Her bank account has sure benefited a lot from both her acting and singing careers.

Lisa Bonet - Recovered From Drug Addiction

You certainly remember the beautiful Lisa Bonet from The Cosby Show, where she played Denise Huxtable. After that, she did A Different World, but just the first season. Bonet married renowned musician Lenny Kravitz, but unfortunately, they broke up in 1993. She had a hard time struggling with her drug addiction, and she almost checked into an alcohol and drug treatment center. Fortunately, she has managed to sober up on her own.

Mindy Cohn - A Hollywood Cinderella Story

It was in 1979 when actress Charlotte Rae traveled to Westlake School to study how everyday girls organize their lives. When she saw Mindy Cohn,  she was stunned by her charisma and unique sense of humor, and the rest is history. Mindy came to prominence with her role as Natalie in the popular TV show The Facts of Life. She has also made guest appearances on numerous other TV shows, and she never imagined that she would live in affluence after embarking on an unplanned acting career.

Victoria Principal - Businesswoman & Philanthropist 

We were all amazed by Victoria Principal's beauty during her appearance in the TV series, Dallas. However, she then focused on becoming a successful businesswoman, and she actually made it. She owns a prestigious skincare company with some of the best products in the industry. When she's not sitting in her office, she's an active philanthropist, struggling to raise awareness about domestic violence and environmental issues. 

Mark-Paul Gosselaar - Acting Since The '90s

Mark-Paul Gosselaar acquired a huge female fan base back in the early '90s when he acted in the TV show, Saved By The Bell. He then landed a role on NYPD Blue for four seasons, from 2001 to 2005. His most recent role was in the legal drama Raising the Bar, which was actually a theatrical play. We never knew that he's a multi-talented actor, but his fat checking account is a testament to that.

Danica McKellar - Started As An Actress - Now A Successful Author

The sweet little girl from the hit TV show The Wonder Years was Danica McKellar, who played alongside Fred Savage. Nobody expected what was going to happen next though. She decided to stop acting and she became one of the most successful authors of the New York Times. She currently writes books about how women can get better at Math, and that's a good thing to use to impress men when you're browsing dating sites. 

Mario Lopez - Now Mostly Appears In TV Talk Shows

Mario Lopez was a vital part of Saved by the Bell's success. The handsome star now appears mostly in the entertainment news show Extra, and he has also been the host of the Miss Teen USA and other renowned TV shows. He has even written a cooking book, but he doesn't seem to lose his hot bod, so we guess that he's every woman's dream personal trainer.

Candace Cameron - Writing About Religious Topics

The iconic TV sitcom Full House wouldn't be the same if Candace Cameron didn't appear in it, and we admire both her looks and talents. She still gathers more and more fans from appearing in ABC's Make It Or Break It. Cameron is now married to NHL player Valeri Bure, and she mainly focuses on writing columns made for Christian women browsing the Internet. Most of us would expect her to write about online dating sites, but that is clearly not the case. 

Tiffani Amber Thiessen - Raising Her Beautiful Children

Another '80s star coming from Saved By The Bell is Tiffani Amber Thiessen, who amazed a lot of people at the time. She later joined the Beverly Hills, 90210 cast, just before the show had ended. You can now see her in White Collar, and though she's still acting, since her marriage to Brady Smith in 2005, she takes seriously her role as a mother of two and maybe saving more money to live a loan-free life.

Michael J. Fox - Parkinson's Survivor

We all fell in love with Michael J. Fox when he starred in the iconic '80s movie Back to the Future and its sequels, where he played the part of the young Marty McFly. He first became known through his TV series, Family Ties. Michael also appeared on many TV shows, including Scrubs and Spin City. However, the actor was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease which made him retreat from acting for a while. He didn't let his diagnosis defeat him, however, and he is still active onscreen.

Jennifer Grey - Dirty Dancing

Jennifer Gray starred with Patrick Swayze in the widely popular film Dirty Dancing, which was released in 1987. It was the time when her acting career started to pick up the pace so she got parts in other films, including Ferris Bueller's Day Off. When you see her now, you might think that she needs an injury attorney. However, what you see is the result of plastic surgeries that have altered her appearance.