A nostalgic look back at the iconic 1984 horror film “A Nightmare on Elm Street” reveals what became of its cast 37 years later. The film, which introduced audiences to the terrifying Freddy Krueger, starred Robert Englund as the infamous villain. Now 75, Englund continues to act, with recent roles in the popular series “Stranger Things” and several upcoming projects, including “Abruptio” and “Harvest Moon.”

Ronnie Blakely, who portrayed Marge Thompson, is now 77 and remains active in the entertainment industry as a singer, songwriter, and producer. Blakely previously garnered critical acclaim with an Academy Award nomination for her role in “Nashville.”

Amanda Weiss, who played Tina Gray at the age of 23, is now 61 and recently appeared in “The Rookie.” She has several projects in the pipeline, including “Assassin’s Fury” and “Catch a Fallen Star.” Jason Garcia, who was 21 as Ron Lane, is now 59 and has roles in upcoming films “Dante’s Hell” and “Miracle Underground.”

Leslie Hoffman, known for her role as a hall guard and a prominent stunt coordinator, is now 67. John Saxon, who played Lieutenant Don Thompson, passed away in 2020 at the age of 83, leaving behind a rich legacy in film and television.

Other cast members include Joseph Whipp, now 81, who continues to work in television, and Charles Fleischer, who voiced Roger Rabbit in “Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers,” at 72. Johnny Depp, then 21 as Glenn Lance, remains a household name at 59, with a new feature film role on the horizon.

Heather Langenkamp, who starred as Nancy Thompson, is now 58 and has been involved in various projects, including the 2022 series “The Midnight Club.” “A Nightmare on Elm Street” not only revolutionized the horror genre but also paved the way for a franchise that includes sequels, a television series, and more. As fans continue to celebrate its legacy, the cast’s journeys reflect the enduring impact of this cinematic classic.