More than two decades have passed since the release of “The Mummy” in 1999, a film that captivated audiences with its blend of adventure, mystery, and humor. The film became iconic not only for its thrilling narrative and stunning visuals but also for its memorable ensemble cast. As we look ahead to 2025, let’s explore how the lives and careers of these stars have evolved over the past 26 years.

Brendan Fraser, who portrayed the courageous adventurer Rick O’Connell, has experienced a remarkable career resurgence. At 56, he garnered critical acclaim and an Academy Award for his role in “The Whale,” solidifying his place back in Hollywood.

Rachel Weisz, who played the intelligent and adventurous Evelyn Carnahan, has continued to shine. Now 55, she has won an Academy Award for “The Constant Gardener” and remains a respected figure in the industry, celebrated for her versatility.

Arnold Vosloo, known for his chilling portrayal of the villain Imhotep, remains a sought-after actor at 62, starring in action and thriller films. Patricia Velasquez, who portrayed the tragic Anksunamun, is now 54 and has successfully balanced her acting career with humanitarian work, advocating for indigenous rights.

John Hannah, 62, continues to work in film and television, while Jonathan Hyde, 76, remains active in both the film and theater sectors. Other cast members have also pursued various paths; for instance, Kevin J. O’Connor, 61, and Eric Avari, 72, have maintained their presence in the industry through diverse roles.

Tragically, some cast members, such as the late Sedi Duier and Steven Dunham, are no longer with us, leaving behind a legacy that resonates with fans. As the cast reflects on their time in “The Mummy,” the film’s impact continues to be felt, showcasing the enduring charm of this cinematic classic. As we eagerly anticipate new developments in their careers, fans are reminded of the journeys these actors have taken since their iconic roles.