According to Jim is one of the best sitcoms of the 2000s. The TV series premiered in 2001 and ran until 2009. The show featured actors, some of whom were just starting their careers, while others were veterans. With fans wondering about the whereabouts of the According to Jim's cast now, here is an in-depth look into the lives of the amazing faces that graced the sitcom.
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The TV series featured some of the big names and newbies in acting. After it ended, some continued acting while others pursued other ventures. Here is a look at what they are up to.
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Actress Kimberly Williams-Paisley, who portrayed Dana, appeared in approximately 165 episodes between 2001 and 2009. She is an established American actress who has appeared in other films and TV series, such as Dog Gone, Jesus Revolution, The Violent Heart, and Nashville.
She boasts about 57 acting credits and has won multiple awards. Kimberly is also a film producer and director.
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Jim Belushi, playing Jim, is the main actor in the TV series, appearing in about 182 episodes. After the TV series ended in 2009, he continued acting and has been featured in over 150 films and TV series. Some of his prominent roles include starring in Twin Peaks, The Defenders, Thunder Struck, and Home Sweet Hell.
Besides acting, Jim Belushi works as a film producer behind the camera. He has four production credits, including According to Jim and Growing Belushi.
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The award-winning actress has been featured in approximately 182 episodes of According to Jim. She landed several acting roles after the TV series's end in 2009 and currently boasts 36 acting credits. She is known for starring in Two and a Half Men, Sorority Wars, and Past Malice. Courtney Thorne-Smith has a single production credit.
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One of the main characters in the TV series, Larry Joe Campbell, who portrays Andy, has appeared in approximately 180 episodes.
Larry is still in the film industry and has been featured in several films and TV series. He is recognised for his roles in The Protector, The Gray Man, and The Ant Bully.
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Connor Sullivan started acting in 2005 after playing a minor role in Monk. Before portraying Kyle in According to Jim, the then-young actor appeared in Big Momma’s House 2 and Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story.
After According to Jim ended, he was featured in The Invention of Lying, Old Dogs, and The Cleveland Show. He has never acted since 2010 and has been away from the limelight.
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Billi Bruno Gracie starred in approximately 182 episodes of the sitcom. Seemingly, the end of the TV series marked her last appearance in a Hollywood film or TV series. Where is Gracie from, According to Jim now? She has never landed any acting roles since 2009 and has stayed out of the spotlight. She previously appeared in Brad Paisley: Celebrity and Forever in Our Heart: The Making of Documentary.
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Mitch Rouse is an eminent actor who has appeared in approximately 50 acting credits. After playing Dr. Ryan Gibson in According to Jim, he has been featured in other prominent films and TV series, including Reno 911!, Swayed, Merkin Penal, and Call Me Crazy: A Five Film. Mitch Rouse also has a few current production and writing credits.
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Charlie Hartsock starred as Charlie in According to Jim in 20 episodes. After the end of the TV series, he was featured in Crazy, Stupid, Love, The Incredible, Burt Wonderstone, and She’s the One. According to his LinkedIn profile, Charlie Hartsock has been pursuing a career in the corporate world, and currently, he is the founder and chief financial officer of SetJetters.
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Willie Amakye portrayed Willie in about 25 episodes of According to Jim. Afterwards, he was featured in films and TV series, including Pretend Time, Newsreaders, Look Not at the Mountains!, and Black Martini. He has about 18 acting credits and has never appeared in any film since 2014.
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Tony Braunagel portrayed Tony in about 31 episodes of According to Jim. He later appeared in the 2022 short film Casual Vignettes of Gilded Vulgarity.
Since then, he seemingly has not taken acting roles in Hollywood. However, he is pursuing a music career as a drummer and composer.
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Actress Taylor Atelian portrayed Ruby in approximately 182 episodes of According to Jim. However, her whereabouts are unknown after the TV series, as she has never had any acting roles. She previously appeared in Reaper and Brad Paisley: Celebrity.
You now know the whereabouts of the According to Jim's cast now and what they do. While the new actors got the chance to kickstart their film careers, established actors enhanced their presence in the industry. However, after the TV series ended, not all actors progressed with acting, with some opting for other ventures.
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