Where are the cast of Home Improvement now? From Tim Allen to Patricia Richardson
The 90s sitcom Home Improvement was a household name, with its lovable cast and heartwarming stories. But what has become of the actors who brought these characters to life? Let's take a look at what the cast of Home Improvement is up to now.
Tim Allen (Tim Taylor)
Tim Allen, the beloved patriarch of the Taylor family, has had a prolific career since Home Improvement ended. He has continued to star in a range of films and TV shows, including Toy Story, The Santa Clause films, Last Man Standing, and Shifting Gears. Allen has also lent his voice to the iconic character of Buzz Lightyear. He has been married twice, first to Laura Deibel and then to Jane Hajduk, and has two daughters with each wife. Allen is now 72 and continues to be a prominent figure in the entertainment industry.
Patricia Richardson (Jill Taylor)
Patricia Richardson, who played the quick-witted Jill Taylor, has also had a successful career post-Home Improvement. She has appeared in a range of TV shows, including The West Wing, NCIS, Grey's Anatomy, and The Blacklist. Richardson has also earned an Independent Spirit Award nomination for her performance in Ulee's Gold. She has been married and divorced twice and has three children. Richardson, now 75, continues to be an active actress and has reunited with Tim Allen on screen in recent years.
Zachery Ty Bryan (Brad Taylor)
Zachery Ty Bryan, who played the macho eldest brother Brad, has had a more tumultuous personal life. He has faced a series of legal issues, including multiple DUIs, fourth-degree felony assault, felony strangulation, and second-degree domestic violence. Bryan has four children with his ex-wife, Carly Matros, and three children with model Johnnie Faye Cartwright. He is currently awaiting trial for violating his probation from a prior domestic violence conviction.
Jonathan Taylor Thomas (Randy Taylor)
Jonathan Taylor Thomas, who played the middle son Randy, has had a successful career in film and TV. He has appeared in shows like Common Ground, Ally McBeal, Smallville, and Last Man Standing. Thomas, now 44, has kept his personal life private and has not publicly discussed his current relationship status. He has attended an impressive list of institutions, including Harvard University, Columbia University, and the University of St Andrews.
Taran Noah Smith (Mark Taylor)
Taran Noah Smith, who played the youngest son Mark, has had a more low-key career post-Home Improvement. He has appeared in only a handful of projects and has largely kept out of the spotlight. Smith, now 36, has faced legal issues, including a DUI and drug possession arrest in 2012. He was married to Heidi van Pelt from 2001 to 2007 and is now reportedly a Technical Manager for the Community Submersibles Project.
Richard Karn (Al Borland)
Richard Karn, who played Tim's Tool Time co-host Al Borland, has continued to work steadily in the entertainment industry. He has appeared in shows like Snow Buddies, The Bold and the Beautiful, Ctrl, Last Man Standing, and Shifting Gears. Karn, now 70, has been married to actress and singer Tudi Roche since 1985 and has one son with her.
Earl Hindman (Wilson Wilson, Jr.)
Earl Hindman, who played the eccentric neighbor Wilson, had a successful career in film and TV before Home Improvement and continued to work in smaller roles after the show ended. He appeared in shows like Ryan's Hope, The Parallax View, and Silverado. Hindman, who was married to actress Molly McGreevy, passed away in 2003 from lung cancer at the age of 61.
In conclusion, the cast of Home Improvement has gone on to have diverse and successful careers post-Home Improvement. From Tim Allen's prolific film and TV work to Patricia Richardson's impressive TV career, the cast has continued to make their mark in the entertainment industry. However, not all of the cast members have had smooth sailing, with some facing legal issues and personal struggles. Overall, the show's legacy lives on through the careers of its talented cast.
