It's been nearly 40 years since NBC canceled the "A-team" In the middle of a season, but people still remember the series of adventure action. Whether it's a thematic song, cartoon violence or catches, it's still part of a pop culture of Zaeisteist and It is considered one of the best shows since the 1980s. Although many viewers wanted a revival of the show during the 2000s, the TV series itself never received a small screen revival.

Instead, we got a feature film in 2010 in acting are updated A-teamWith the characters being veterans of the Iraq war instead of Vietnam veterans. The film is underestimated at the box office, however, they never made a sequel. Unlike "21 Jump Street", a franchise where later films have now overshadowed the TV show for most younger viewers, when people of all ages think of the "A-team" today, they still think about the play.

Well, what did members of the cast appeared since the show outside the air? Unfortunately, some of the cast have already left us, including George Pepard, who played Johnon "Hannibal" Smith. Pepard died of pneumonia in 1994 at 65. Meanwhile, Lance Legaul, who played repetitive villain, Colonel Roderick Decker, died in 2012 from heart failure at the age of 75. Most of the other biggest members of the cast are still alive, so let's see what they ended up from the "A-team".

After the series ended in 1987, Mr. T (yes, it is his legal name) continued his career in wrestling, to the point that in 2014 WWE inserted into his celebrity Hall for his glorious wing. He also continued his acting career, starring films during the 1990s and 00s such as "Friday", "Spy Hard", "Inspector Gadzet", "No other teenage film", "Verdict" and "Cloudy with Chance Babits". In television, he often appeared like himself in comedy, such as "out of this world", "blues", "Simpsons" and "Nyoni Bravo".

Recently he was a competitor in the season 24 of "Dancing with Stars' Dancing", which aired in 2017. He was eliminated in the fourth round, placing the tenth as a whole. Were the judges fair in their judgment? You can watch and decide for yourself.

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Outside the entertainment industry, Mr T struggled with T-cell lymphoma, who was diagnosed with in 1995. In 2000 when he was in remission, he joked about the experience Dealing with magSaying, "Can you imagine that? Cancer with my name - personalized cancer." He still goes strongly 23 years later, serving as inspiration to many. "I have grown into a cancer fighter. I am a soldier, a veteran of it," Mr. T. statements about Survivor Net. "Cancer wants to fight me again. I'm not afraid this time. Fight for the third time, can I still believe in God? Yes, I can even stronger than before."

Dwight Schulz played his first big film role post-A-team when playing a famous physicist Robert J. Oppenheimer in the 1989 historical drama "Fat Man and Mall Boy". He continued to act at The Long Walk Home in 1990, The Temp in 1993 and "Star Trek: First Contact" in 1996. He has also appeared in many other TV shows over the years, like incompetent officer in "Star Trek: Next Generation" And "external boundaries", although he rarely played a big role in the "A-team".

In the political sphere, Schultz is the main voice in the conservative conversation-Radio, host of his own podcast ("Houling Crazy Radio") in the 2000s, and from the host of other shows such as "Save Nation", "Jerry Doyle's show" and "Rusty" show. He was also a semi -replaced associate of the right -wing publication Breitbart during 2009, without lack of criticism for then -President Barack Obama.

Although Schultz has recently withdrawn live performances, he has had a successful career in his voice for years, playing big characters in animated films and TV shows such as "Ben 10", "Catdog", "Chowder" and "The Animatrix". He also starred in many video games; He played the vulture in several "Spider-Man" titles, as well as Papu Papu in the "Crash Bandicoot" series.

After the "A-team" finished, Dirk Benedict continued his film career with "Blue Tornado" in 1991 and "Strength" in 1992. On the TV page of things, he went to a guest star in shows such as "Murder, she wrote", "Alfred Hitchcock gifts", "Barrech" and "Walker, Texas Rangon". He also appeared in the UK real -life series in 2007 "Famous Big Brother 5", where he came in third.

Benedict caused some controversy in 2006 with His essay "lost in castration", where he criticized Restarting "Battlestar Galactica" to take on his role (Lieutenant Colonel Starbak, Back in TV -Show and Film of 1978) and gender-flip. "The war against masculinity has been obtained," he complained. "There was time - I know I was there - when men were men, women were women, and sometimes a cigarette was just a good smoke. But 40 years of feminism took their toll."

During the 2010 and 2020s, Benedict has taken a fairly low profile. He starred in British stage production of "Recipe: Murder" in 2010, and in 2019 he starred in a low -budget film "Space Ninjas"His most famous role continues to be like a focus in the" A-team ", and he is still very proud of the show's success." Entered a kind of fundamental, universal morality, it was a kind of morality show, "Benedict said in an interview in 2005. "There was good and there was bad. It was a non -violent show, it was a kind of cartoon show. It was a lot of fun so people could watch it with their families."

Although her character was reduced in the second season and was often ignored in discussions of the show's legacy, many A-team fans still remember Amy "Trip A" Allen. After leaving the show, Kulea played a leading role in the 1984 series "Shine" and continued to play unforgettable characters in shows such as "Landing", "St. else", "Beverly Hills, 90210" and "Murder, she wrote". She also had some fun performances on scientific shows such as "Star Trek: The Next Generation" in 1992 and The X-Files in 1999.

In recent decades, it seems to have moved away from the film and TV in general. In 2016 she announced Mysterious novel, "Vukogo", But otherwise she seemed to settle in a quiet family life with her husband Peter Markle, a film director who worked with Kulea in the 1994 film "Wagons East", which was Johnon Candy's penultimate film. They raised two children and are still together today.