In a nostalgic look back at the 1988 classic “Young Guns,” the cast members who brought the legendary tale of Billy the Kid and his gang to life have transitioned through the years in remarkable ways. Originally a box office hit, grossing over $56 million, the film has left a lasting impact on Western cinema.

Kiefer Sutherland, who portrayed Josiah Gordon “Doc” Scurlock at just 21 years old, is now 55. Recently, he has been seen in the 2022 television series “The First Lady,” playing Franklin D. Roosevelt, and in the upcoming Netflix comedy sci-fi film “They Cloned Tyrone.” Charlie Sheen, then 22 as Dick Brewer, is now 57 and continues to explore his career with roles in the 2017 series “Typical Rick” and the upcoming film “Ramble On.”

Dermot Mulroney played Dirty Steve Stevens and is now 58, having starred in several films this year, including “Gone in the Night” and “Agent Game.” Casey Siemaszko, who portrayed Charlie Bowdre, is now 61 and was last seen in a 2016 episode of “Billions” and voiced a character in the award-winning video game “Red Dead Redemption 2.”

While some cast members like Terence Stamp, now 84, and the late Jack Palance, who passed away in 2006, have continued to leave their mark in their respective fields, others like Sharon Thomas, now 76, and Patrick Wayne, 83, have retired from acting but remain active in related pursuits.

The ensemble also features actors like Blue Diamond Phillips and Emilio Estevez, both now 60 and set to reprise their roles in the forthcoming “Young Guns 3: Alias Billy the Kid,” which has fans excited for the return of this iconic franchise.

As time passes, the legacy of “Young Guns” continues to resonate, reminding audiences of the thrilling adventures of the Old West and the stars who made it memorable. What are your favorite memories from this film? Share your thoughts in the comments below.