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Karate Kid (1984) Cast Then And Now 2026

Do you remember when The Karate Kid taught us that balance is key in 1984? Daniel LaRusso, Mr. Miyagi, and Johnny Lawrence became icons of coming-of-age cinema — moments of discipline, courage, and self-discovery forever etched in film history. John G. Avildsen's masterpiece introduced us to a world where "wax on, wax off" became more than a lesson in karate — it became a philosophy for life. As time passes, faces change and years leave their marks. Yet the legacy of The Karate Kid remains just as powerful. Revisiting these beloved characters and the actors who brought them to life — from Ralph Macchio and Pat Morita to Elisabeth Shue and William Zabka — reminds us that groundbreaking films never truly fade. They live on through memory, nostalgia, and the stories we carry with us. This video explores a before and after journey through The Karate Kid's legendary cast, celebrating cinema history, 80s movie nostalgia, and the enduring impact of one of the most iconic martial arts films ever made — from the original 1984 masterpiece that started it all and continues through the Cobra Kai legacy. Featuring: Ralph Macchio, Pat Morita, Elisabeth Shue, William Zabka, Martin Kove, Randee Heller, Chad McQueen, Rob Garrison, Tony O'Dell, Ron Thomas, Israel Juarbe, and director John G. Avildsen. Some visuals in this video were artistically reinterpreted using AI for creative and illustrative purposes. 🕊️ In Loving Memory We respectfully honor and remember the actors featured in this video who have passed away: Pat Morita, Chad McQueen, Rob Garrison, William H. Bassett, and Shannon Wilcox. Their talent and legacy continue to live on through cinema and in the hearts of audiences around the world. May they rest in peace. 🎵 Music generated under licensed use. 📽️ This video is created for commentary, artistic reinterpretation, and nostalgic reflection. This video is made under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976 ("Fair Use") for purposes such as commentary, criticism, education, and research.