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Gary Cole

He has remained fairly busy with projects. Alot of that being voice work, with “Family Guy”, “Batman Beyond”, and “Harvey Birdman”. Some of his films include, “The Ring Two”, “One Hour Photo”, and “The Gift”. Some of his bigger successes have been in the comedy division of film, in such movies as, “Dodgeball” and “Talledega Nights”.

 

Ron Livingston

Since Office Space, Ron Livingston has managed to keep working. His finest achievement post Office Space would have to be the miniseries, “Band of Brothers”. He has been in a few other tv series as well, including “Sex in the City”, as well as providing voices for some Family Guy and American Dad episodes. He has also been in a few other movies including “Little Black Book”. He is rumored to be in “The Time Traveler’s Wife” starring Eric Bana, coming out in 2009.

David Herman

After giving an amazing and hilarious performance in Office Space, David Herman has spent his more recent years doing television voice work. He has provided voices for Futurama, American Dad, Invader Zim, and King of the Hill. He has also provided a voice for a few cartoon movies, and been in a few not so great movies in small parts, such as “Kicking and Screaming”, and “Fun with Dick and Jane”. His next effort is yet some more voice work in the upcoming Jerry Seinfeld project “Bee Movie.”

Ajay Naidu

Ajay Naidu has managed to keep working post Office Space. However he seems only to be able to grab bit parts. Some movies he’s managed to grab a few scences in are “Bad Santa”, “Requiem for a Dream”, “Hannibal”, and “K-PAX”. He has also made a couple of appearances on tv, in such shows as “Monk” and “The Sopranos”

Diedrich Bader

After Office Space, Diedrich Bader continued his work on “The Drew Carey Show”, and has since voiced some cartoons. The Buzz Light Year cartoon, Batman Beyond, King of the Hill, and Kim Possible are some of his credits. He has also made it into a few other movies, including the recent Balls of Fury, but his most memorable role post Office Space would probably be Rex in Napoleon Dynamite.

Stephen Root

Most of his post Milton work has been in the comedy field, along with his own resume of voice work, that seems to be a common theme with this cast. His comedies include “Dodgeball: A true Underdog Story”, and “Surviving Christmas”. His voice work includes various tv cartoons, as well as “Ice Age”, “Ice Age 2″, and “Finding Nemo”. An upcoming project for him is “Leatherheads”, which is directed by George Clooney.

Richard Riehle

Has literally made a career out of playing tiny parts in shows and movies that you have probably never seen or heard of. The man has a part in the Vince Vaughn/Owen Wilson hit “wedding Crashers” as a funeral guest. Yeah, I didn’t see him either. I’m afraid he had nowhere to go after Office Space.

John C. McGinley

He has been a pretty busy guy post Office Space, though nothing ever made him a superstar. He is actually a pretty good actor, and has been in such movies as, “Get Carter”, “Any Given Sunday”, “The Animal”, and “Stealing Harvard”. He has enjoyed recent success in the show “Scrubs”.

Jennifer Aniston

The only cast member that has gone on to become a superstar. She continued on “Friends” until the show ended making about a kajillion dollars, and then has since managed to have an extremely healthy movie career. Her personal life at times overshadows her career, but that’s just proof that she is in fact a superstar. Her most recent project coming out is, “He’s Just Not That Into You”. That’s appropriate.