The Cast Of 'Beloved' Where Are They Now
In 1998, director Jonathan Demme and Oprah Winfrey brought Toni Morrison's haunting novel, "Beloved," to the big screen, immersing audiences in a world of trauma, survival, and the supernatural. The film boasted a stellar cast, including Winfrey, Thandie Newton, Danny Glover, Kimberly Elise, and LisaGay Hamilton, who delivered powerful performances.
On the 25th anniversary of this cinematic masterpiece, we journey to see where the key figures of "Beloved" are now, paying tribute to the late Toni Morrison, who left an indelible mark on the world of literature.
Oprah Winfrey (Sethe)
Oprah Winfrey, the media mogul and philanthropist, continued her successful career in television, film, and literature. In addition to her acting roles, she launched her network, OWN, and remains a prominent figure in the industry.
Thandie Newton (Beloved)
After her mesmerizing performance in "Beloved," Thandie Newton continued to shine in Hollywood. Her talent has graced acclaimed projects, including the HBO series "Westworld" and various high-profile films. She is Mona's voice in the animated series "Big Mouth."
Danny Glover (Paul D)
Danny Glover, known for his remarkable acting career and activism, remains a prominent voice in both realms. He has been involved in numerous projects and ongoing social justice initiatives. He is currently in production for the fifth installment of the "Lethal Weapon" franchise.
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Kimberly Elise (Denver)
Kimberly Elise, renowned for her versatile acting skills, continued to excel in film and television. She has been part of several notable projects, including Tyler Perry films and TV series such as "The Mosquito Coast."
LisaGay Hamilton (Younger Sethe)
LisaGay Hamilton has maintained a steady film, television, and theater career. Her talents have shone in series like "The Practice" and "The First." She is currently in production for "Genius: MLK/X," where she will play Dr. King's mother.
Jonathan Demme (Director)
Jonathan Demme's directing legacy extended beyond "Beloved." While he sadly passed away in 2017 at 73, his influence remains in iconic films like "The Silence of the Lambs" and "Philadelphia."
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Toni Morrison (Writer of the Novel)
Toni Morrison, the celebrated author of the novel, continued to impact literature until her passing in 2019 at 88. Her works, including "Beloved," remain enduring classics, tackling themes of race, identity, and the African American experience.
