The beloved holiday classic “Home Alone,” released in 1990, continues to charm audiences around the world with its comedic antics and heartfelt moments. As the film celebrates its 34th anniversary in 2024, fans are curious about the fates of its iconic cast members, who have journeyed through varied paths in their careers and personal lives.

Macaulay Culkin, who skyrocketed to fame as Kevin McCallister at just 10 years old, has largely stepped out of the limelight after a series of successful films in the early ’90s. Despite his ups and downs, including a stint in indie films and a successful band called The Pizza Underground, Culkin, now 44, remains a cherished figure for his role in “Home Alone.”

Daniel Stern, who played the bumbling burglar Marv, has maintained a quieter career, directing and writing while occasionally appearing in films and television. At 67, Stern is remembered fondly for his slapstick comedy and family life, having been married since 1985.

Joe Pesci, now 81, is known for his versatility, transitioning from dramatic roles in classics like “Goodfellas” to comedic ones in “Home Alone.” He stepped back from acting in recent years but made a notable return in 2019 with “The Irishman.”

Katherine O’Hara, who portrayed Kevin’s frantic mother, has had a flourishing career, earning accolades for her roles in projects like “Schitt’s Creek.” At 70, she continues to act, balancing her family life with a successful career.

Roberts Blossom, who played the warm-hearted old man Marley, passed away in 2011 but is fondly remembered for his pivotal role. Similarly, John Heard, who depicted Kevin’s father, left a lasting impact before his untimely death in 2017.

The film’s supporting cast, including Angela Goethals, Hillary Wolf, and Larry Hankin, have navigated their post-“Home Alone” careers with varying degrees of public visibility, often opting for privacy in their personal lives.

As the legacy of “Home Alone” endures, the stories of its talented cast members remind audiences of the film’s timeless charm, making it a perennial holiday favorite. Whether enjoyed anew or revisited each season, “Home Alone” continues to celebrate the spirit of family and the joy of laughter.