Where Is the Cast of That '70s Show Now?

It's been 10 years since That '70s Show went off the air, and that long since we've seen Topher Grace [1], Ashton Kutcher [2], Mila Kunis [3], and Laura Prepon in full '70s garb. But since the high school stoner comedy wrapped, we've seen them a ton, what with one of them being on a certain Netflix megahit and two of them going and marrying each other [4] in real life. What has the gang from That '70s Show been up to since they left Wisconsin? You're about to find out.

— Additional reporting by Maggie Pehanick

Topher Grace

Then: Grace played Eric, the straight-arrow protagonist of the series whose basement became the group's favorite hangout.

Topher Grace

Now: Since the show wrapped, Grace has segued into mainly making movies with roles in Spider-Man 3, Take Me Home Tonight, and Interstellar. Last year, he appeared in Truth as journalist Mike Smith.

Laura Prepon

Then: Prepon played Donna, the witty, hot girl next door and Eric's leading lady.

Laura Prepon

Now: After appearing on the short-lived series Are You There, Chelsea?, Prepon landed the role of Alex Vause on the Netflix dramedy Orange Is the New Black [6].

Ashton Kutcher

Then: Kutcher played the lovable blockhead of the bunch, Kelso (or Michael, as Jackie likes to call him).

Ashton Kutcher

Now: After finding another TV home on Two and a Half Men and starring in movies like Jobs, Kutcher has another TV series that reunites him with a '70s Show costar. On Netflix's The Ranch, he plays the brother of Danny Masterson! Oh, and the show reunions don't end there: he's married to his real-life Jackie, Mila Kunis [7].

Mila Kunis

Then: As Jackie Burkhart, Kunis played Donna's BFF, a boy-crazy and spoiled princess who means well (at least where her own interests are concerned).

Mila Kunis

Now: One of the biggest success stories to come out of the series, Kunis is a legitimate A-lister. She earned a Golden Globe nomination for her role in 2011's Black Swan, and her recent movies include Oz the Great and Powerful, Jupiter Ascending, and Bad Moms.

Danny Masterson

Then: Hyde started off as the sarcastic stoner of the basement group, but an unlikely relationship with Jackie turned him into more of a softie.

Danny Masterson

Now: Masterson was on TBS series Men at Work before rejoining Kutcher on the small screen for The Ranch.

Wilmer Valderrama

Then: Valderrama played Fez, the "foreign kid" of the group (as Red calls him) who marches to the beat of his own drummer. He also loves the ladies.

Wilmer Valderrama

Now: The actor has had a lot of guest-starring roles on everything from Raising Hope to Suburgatory, but his most memorable recent stint was as a patient on Grey's Anatomy [9]. He also loves the ladies.

Debra Jo Rupp

Then: Who can forget Eric's quirky, perfectionist mother — or her laugh? Rupp's character Kitty tries to keep Eric and his friends happy when she's not hitting the sauce.

Debra Jo Rupp

Now: Rupp appeared on Hart of Dixie and she's also been in a few movies, including 2010's She's Out of My League.

Kurtwood Smith

Then: Smith played the always disgruntled Red, head of the Foreman household.

Kurtwood Smith

Now: Smith has starred in several TV series since The '70s Show, like 24, Chaos, and Resurrection. He also had an arc on the recently canceled Agent Carter.

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